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Click here to subscribeModern Spode dinner and coffee service, decorated in the Trade Winds Red pattern, comprising seven dinner plates, seven salad plates, seven dishes, seven side plates, serving platter, large tureen and cover, pair of smaller tureen and covers, eight coffee cups and saucers, coffee pot, cream jug, milk jug, and twin handled sucrier and cover, each with printed marks beneath including detail of ship depicted, platter W36cm, including handles larger tureen W34cm
Early 19th century Spode creamware sauce tureen, cover and integral stand, serving platter and pair of smaller examples, shaped dish, pair of circular plates, and three further plates with green osier moulded and pierced borders, circa 1800, each painted in pattern number 1856 with flowering vines in red, brown, blue green and yellow, sauce tureen and pair of platters with impressed marks beneath, sauce tureen H15cm, larger serving platter W37cm, pair of patters W27cm, shaped dish W25cm pair of plates D21cm, and three plates D19cm
Early 19th century Spode porcelain pot pourri and cover, circa 1830, of cylindrical form, with beaded rim, the pierced lift off cover painted with a 'Pied Flycatcher' and 'Golden Oriole', the base painted with 'Goldfinch' and 'Beard'd Titmouse', inscribed to cover and base, with painted mark and pattern number 1805, beneath, H7cm D13.5cm
A Worcester porcelain trio, decorated with wildflowers within gilt borders, puce backstamps, circa 1870; together with a Worcester porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated with floral sprigs within a gilt borders, circa 1870; a Spode tea cup and saucer, decorated with cabbage roses, pattern No.3830; and a Vienna porcelain saucer, impressed marks and numbered 832 (8)Worcester trio - crazed. No cracks, chips or repairs. Some minor wear to gilt decoration.Worcester teacup and saucer - no cracks, chips or repairs.Spode tea cup and saucer - no cracks, chips or repairs to saucer. Cup chipped to base. No cracks, no repairs.Vienna saucer - No cracks,chips or repairs.
A Spode's Imperial Japan pattern shell-moulded dish, in the Imari palette, printed backstamp, circa 1820, dia.22cm; together with a Spode pottery floral shell shaped dish, circa 1820; a pair of Spode rectangular dishes, pattern No.1788, w.21.5cm; and a pair of Spode cabinet plates, decorated with floral sprays within a cobalt blue and blue enamel border, pattern No.3162, circa 1830, dia.21.5cm (6)Spode rectangular dishes - no chips, cracks or repairs. Some wear to decoration.Spodes Imperial shell mounded dish - no chips, cracks or repairs. Some wear to gilding and decoration.Spode floral dish - some crazing. Some marks to the glazed finish. No cracks or repairs.Spode cabinet plates - no cracks, chips, or repairs. Some wear to the gilding.
An early 19th century Stevenson's & Hancock Derby porcelain cabinet plate, decorated in the Imari palette; a similar Royal Crown Derby later example; a pair of Copeland porcelain armorial cabinet plates; a similar comport (maker unknown but probably Spode); and a Ridgeways footed bowl decorated in the Imari palette (6)Derby Imari plates – no chips, cracks or repairs, some wear to gilding.Armorial plates – no cracks or repairs, one with firing mark to rim. Small chip to base of one, some wear to gilding/decoration on both.Ridgeways footed bowl – some crazing, no cracks, chips or repairs, some wear to gilding.Comport – no cracks, chips or repairs, some wear to gilding.
A Spode porcelain leaf shaped dish, decorated in the Imari palette with a bird upon a flowering branch, heightened in gilt, circa 1820, impressed and printed backstamp, dia.22cm; together with a Spode floral dish, circa 1820, dia.24cm; a pair of Spode ironstone tea plates decorated in the Japan pattern, circa 1805-1820, dia.20.5cm; Bloor Derby leaf shape dish, and a pair of Spode Japan pattern dessert plates, puce backstamp, pattern No.2214, circa 1815, dia.21.5cm (7)Derby shell dish – crazed, some wear to gildiong, no chips or cracks.Spode 2214 – some wear to gilding, chip to base of one, the other plate no chips or cracks.
A quantity of china, Adams 'Old Colonial' part tea ware including a cake dish, cups and saucers, set of four coffee cups and saucers by Whittards, Royal Doulton 'Old Weeds Sprays' jug, Spode 'Christmas Tree' dish, Wedgwood 'Lille' plates and a cup and saucer a/f., plus large white plates and Staffordshire 'Dia Doverstone' plates.
A collection of various part services comprising, a Royal Crown Derby Derby Posey pattern set of three and six saucers, a C.T.M & Sons teacup, two Spode espresso cups and six saucers with gilt decoration, a New Chelsea Staffs sugar bowl with blue band decorated in gilt of a chinese dragon, a Hampton Furnivals small serving dish (loss of cover), a set of six Royal Adderley "Orleans" pattern plates (w-21.5cm), a Delphine plate, a C.T.M & Sons plate with purple flowers, a Pirken Hammer blue and gilt decorated plate (w-25.5cm) and three Coalport serving dishes with floral decoration to centre with blue and gilt decoration, etc. (35)
A Copeland Late Spode blue and white transfer printed bowl - impressed and blue printed factory marks, with wavy rim, printed with decoration of classical ruins in landscapes, within a border of lily flowers, 23.5cm diameter; together with a Copeland and Garrett white glazed jug with moulded shell, floral and foliate decoration surrounding reserves of classical figures, green printed factory mark, 15.7cm high; a modern Spode 'Colonel' pattern oval covered box; and a Wedgwood 'The Queen Mother Centenary Calendar Plate'. (4)
A good and large collection of Copeland Spode's Italian pattern blue and white transfer printed ware - early to late 20th century, including three graduated punch bowls, 17.5cm, 20cm and 24cm diameter; a coffee pot; a teapot; four graduated jugs, the smallest 7cm high, the largest 13.5cm high; a sauce jug; a biscuit barrel with rattan handle; two sugar bowls; a late 20th century clock with quartz movement, 26cm diameter; a pair of salad bowls, 24cm diameter; a divided preserve and butter dish; various square and oblong serving dishes; plates, bowls; tea and coffee cups and saucers; etc; plus a Shire Books 'Spode' volume, by Robert Copeland. (45) * Condition: Generally in good condition, with no faults with the exception of:- 25cm dinner plate: Extensive glaze scratching- 16.5cm side plate: Tiny glaze chip to rim.- 15cm saucer: Star crack to base.- 24.3cm salad bowls: One with some glaze crazing to exterior. The other with one pinhead size glaze frit to rim.- 21cm square serving bowl: Glaze crazing to base with some browned discolouration- 19cm shallow square serving dish: Some glaze scratching to interior (not unsightly) and glaze wear to edges of base.- 26cm oblong platter: A little glaze scratching to upper surface and edges of base from use.- Coffee can: Glaze crazing.- Two-handled covered soup bowl: Some glaze crazing with browned discolouration to the bowl.
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