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Three Cadogan Teapots, mid 19th century, two covered in treacle brown glazes "Matlock's Cadogan" and "Copeland & Garrett 'Late Spode", the third printed with "flow blue" roses picked out in gilding in a mixed pea green and salmon ground, impressed marks, (16cm to 19cm) (repair to coloured example) (3)
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BRITISH POTTERY - A part Copeland Spode Italian pattern dinner service, for six, comprising two shaped square tureens and covers, shaped oval meat dish, gravy boat and stand, sauce boat and stand, salt and pepper pots, two-handled soup bowls and stands, 10.5in dinner plates, 8.5in plates, 7.5in plates, 6in plates, two shaped-circular cake plates, printed marks, various dates, 20th century
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BRITISH POTTERY - A Spode blue and white British Landscape pattern part dinner service, printed with sheep, figures and church in rural landscapes, with rose and floral border, comprising six graduated canted rectangular meat plates, two tureens and covers, two sauce tureens, covers, stands and ladles, fourteen 9.5in plates, eight 8.5in plates, c.1850 (some faults)
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Two Spode Lucano pattern plates and a Village Church pattern dinner plate: the Lucano pieces comprising a dinner plate, diameter 25.2cm (star crack within base), and a soup plate, diameter 24.4cm (chip to rim), both with upper-case maker's marks, circa 1820-33; the Village Church plate diameter 26.1cm, unmarked, circa 1840-70
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Six Spode Filigree pattern plates, printed in blue with the design of a bowl of flowers within an open floral border with alternating reserves of baskets and bunches of flowers, comprising three dinner plates, diameters around 24.9cm, and three soup plates, diameters around 24.4cm, all with printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1823-33
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A blue-printed and painted stone china vegetable dish and cover, probably by Spode, printed in blue with the border from the second Temple Landscape pattern and with a painted chinoiserie central scene probably made to match an original Chinese dinner service, width 23.5cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30
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A Spode Willow First pattern custard cup stand, of lobed circular shape on raised foot, the surface moulded with six circular rims to hold the cups with a similar seventh rim on a raised central circular handle/plinth, printed in blue with details from the chinoiserie scene and border, diameter 24.5cm, impressed small upper-case mark, circa 1800-10
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A Spode blue-printed assortment, comprising a sauce tureen in the Girl at the Well pattern (hair crack, cover missing), a navette-shaped tureen from the Greek series (cover missing), and a reversible pierced cover from a circular sponge dish in the Tower pattern (cracked), printed and impressed marks on sauce tureen only, generally between about 1810 and 1833
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Three Spode blue-printed tea plates with chinoiserie patterns: a bone china tea plate in the Mandarin pattern with gilt rim, diameter 17.9cm, printed lower-case mark (very small chip behind rim); a small tea plate in the standard Willow pattern, diameter 15.4cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks; and a tea plate in the Gothic Castle pattern, diameter 18.0cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks (chip behind rim); generally circa 1805-25
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A Spode Japan pattern cup and saucer together with a matching plate, all printed in blue with panels of birds and flowers within a scroll frame and a broad band of edge stringing, saucer diameter 14.1cm, plate diameter 18.8cm, printed marks on cup and saucer, impressed mark on plate, circa 1815-30 (saucer repaired, plate with chips to back of rim)
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Two damaged Spode Caramanian series items: a fluted circular dish printed in blue with Ruins of an Ancient Temple near Corinth, diameter 25.7cm, impressed lower-case mark (cracked); and a square salad bowl printed in blue with a version of Antique Fragments near Limisso, width 21.5cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks (broken, glued and riveted); circa 1810-20
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