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Bargain Hunt (Red Team) A Copeland Spode Lauriston pattern dinner service decorated with flowers, comprising approximately 50 pieces with eight place settings; soup bowls, main plates, side plates, dessert plates, sauce tureen, sauce boat, soup tureen, vegetable tureen and three graduated meat plates.
CERAMICS A collection of 21 vols. (including one on glass) inc. Twitchett, John. Derby Porcelain, 1980, - Sandon, Henry. Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain 1783-1840, 1978. Presentation copy from the author - Drakard, D.& P, Holdway. Spode Printed Ware, 1983 - Holgate, David. New Hall & Its Imitations, 1971 Various sizes, mostly orig. cloth, many in d.ws.
A Spode blue and white tray, 19th century, printed with the tower pattern within a floral border, canted corners, printed 'Spode' to base, 9.5" wide and a blue and white leaf moulded pickle dish printed with a rural view of a pathway and cottage beyond, surrounded by a foliate border and serated rim, possibly from the British Scenery series (2)
Two Spode plates, English early 19th century, each printed and over painted with a dragon and a phoenix within calligraphy borders, together with a late 18th/early 19th century English plate decorated with stylised rose blooms and tendrils, and an 18th century Chinese famille rose plate with figures in a landscape.
Royal Worcester plate the centre painted with a castle by a lake, within an elaborate gilt scrolled, floral swag border on a navy blue ground, puce printed marks to base date code for 1905 Also a Spode 'Copelands china' plate, painted with a similar scene entitled 'Old Inverlochy' signed Perry, within a gilt seaweed border on a pale yellow ground, Tiffany and Co mark to base, (2)
Cabinet plates to include: Copelands plate decorated with an imari palette, Copeland Spode plate decorated with puce flora on a yellow ground, Copeland plate decorated with flora in an imari style, a Staffordshire plate painted with flora and a butterfly on a turquoise ground, a Copeland Spode plate decorated with exotic birds, pair of Spode plates decorated with gilt scrolling on a yellow ground, Spode new stone plate decorated with precious objects in underglaze blue transfer, (slight wear) (8)
Spode Bute shaped coffee cup and saucer and two other cups decorated with gilt scrolls and flora on a deep blue ground, pattern no. 893, Also a Spode 'Copelands china' twin handled vase decorated with insects and flora, Also a Spode 'Copelands china' coffee cup and saucer painted with ruined monasteries, Also one other Spode saucer, (wear, hairline) (8)
A Spode Lattice Scroll pattern supper set centrepiece, of oval shape with two moulded loop handles, comprising the main vessel and its flat eggcup holder only (no cover, inner liner or eggcups), printed in blue with the border from the floral pattern, overall length 24.7cm, printed upper-case mark in a frame, circa 1815-25
Two blue-printed hot water plates and a green-printed teapot: both hot-water plates bearing Spode designs, one in the Flying Pennant pattern, the other in the Gothic Castle pattern, diameter of each around 24.5cm, both unmarked, circa 1805-20 (rim chips to Flying Pennant example); the teapot decorated with a romantic style scene featuring a girl feeding her rabbits, overall length 18.2cm, unmarked, circa 1835-50 (tiny chip to spout)
The remnants of a Spode Botanical series dessert service, printed in green with typical floral centres and the usual series border, comprising a shell shaped dish, a shaped rectangular dish, and five plates, all with impressed maker's marks, circa 1828-33 (both dishes damaged, one plate cracked and crazed)
Six Spode stone china dinner plates in pattern 2038, with a polychrome Indian Tree type centre and a heavily gilt border of four flower panels on a leaf and scroll ground, diameters around 24.5cm, grey-printed SPODE / Stone China" seal marks, circa 1812-20 (worn, one with small rim chip) (see sample illustration)

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