Antique Spode Patterns

English Porcelain Japan pattern part dessert service, Spode Factory, Pattern 1721, Early 19th

This is a beautiful true trio made by Spode between 1813 and 1825. In the late 18th and early 19th

From Spode, a ‘New Fayence’ plate in the ‘King’ sheet pattern. Spode operated in Stoke-on-Trent

famous Spode patterns. These printed patterns varied widely in their quality; these plates are of superb

From Copeland Spode, in the George III pattern, a platter, circa early 1920s. “Spode’s George

This Spode Greek Pattern Tureen, Cover and Stand in iron red has classical figures printed on

Fabulous pair of cover vases in a classic chintz pattern. Transfer printed green background

This is a very charming orphaned tea cup made by Josiah Spode in or shortly after the year 1803

This is a beautiful cake plate made by Spode in circa 1826, which was the Regency period. The plate

From Copeland Spode, in the George III pattern, a platter, circa early 1920s. “Spode’s George III

We are pleased to offer this set of two pair of English antique porcelain dishes made by Spode

This is a beautiful teacup quartet made by Spode in about 1815. It has a beautiful Regency-style

is one of a series of scenes in the Spode "Greek" pattern series with scenes based on ancient Greek

A large Spode clobbered meat platter printed in the Greek pattern in red, white and blue. Based on

to 1833" this was among the first multi-scene patterns introduced by Spode. The main source for the

19th century platter in the "Castle" pattern by Copeland Spode. The platter has a lovely shaped

light Pearlware pottery, and has the "Bear Hunt" pattern from Spode's "Indian Views" series. This

other items in this pattern available, please see separate listings. Josiah Spode was the great

earthenware, Spode's "Greek" pattern is transferware. Making it involved transferring an image from a copper

Spode and SPODE marks and carry the pattern number 3073, which dates it to the early 1820s. CONDITION

details. This is pattern number 967, one of Spode's most famous Imari patterns. The set is potted in very

red hand painted SPODE mark and the pattern number. Condition Report Both cup and saucer are in

painted SPODE mark and the pattern number 2234. CONDITION REPORT The set is in excellent antique

This is a beautiful trio consisting of a teacup, a coffee cup and a saucer, made by Spode in or

each piece with the impressed "SPODE" mark and the pattern number "2605". Price: $600 Background of

a pink and gilt harebell pattern. Spode was the great pioneer among the Georgian potters in

Spode, England, circa 1810 • Set of 3 matching dishes • Hand-painted English Imari pattern with potted

leaves, fences and other details. This is pattern number 967, one of Spode's most famous Imari patterns

. The plates are both marked SPODE with the pattern number 2527. Condition Report The plates are in

Extensive service of 19th century 81 piece Copeland Spode tablewares, with patterned borders and

Very rare and fine antique English Copeland (Spode) hand painted Earthenware Imari decor cabaret

A superb pair of Spode shell shaped porcelain dishes in the Regency period "Dollar" pattern

animals printed on earthenware. The pattern is also known as Spode "Greekware". According to Leonard

and iron red the Spode"Dollar" pattern, pattern 715, is an elegant Regency interpretation of Imari

"Lange Lijsen" pattern. This popular pattern was created by Spode and made over two decades between 1810

"Peacock & Peony" Pattern Platter. This pattern was adapted by Spode in the earliest part of the 19th

A Spode soup tureen made in England in the early 19th century. This popular pattern features a

One of Spode's classic Antique Patterns highlighted in a vibrant turquoise color. Produced in 1920

the Georgian era. It is decorated with an Imari Tobacco Leaf pattern with the number 967. Spode was

Spode's antique archive patterns and feature vibrant turquoise color and a lovely gadroon edge. Wonderful

. This is from one of Spode's antique archival patterns featuring a vibrant turquoise color, gadroon edge

Spode new stone China ironstone tureen, cover and stand is decorated with an Imari pattern of a

This striking cabinet set of five "Dollar" Pattern dishes was hand painted at Spode circa 1820

wonderful "Dollar" pattern. It was made by Spode in England circa 1820. The pattern is known as the "Dollar

in the exquisite "Dollar" pattern. Spode made this set in England circa 1820. The decoration shows

We are pleased to offer this fine set of 16 Spode antique porcelain dishes in the Mandarin Ducks

We are pleased to offer this set of five "Net" pattern blue and white transferware deep dishes

The "Greek" pattern was first introduced in 1804 at the Spode factory and was the first multi-scene

make use of this new technology and copied the famous Spode patterns. These printed patterns varied

Based on ancient Greek and Roman art Spode's Zeus in His Chariot pattern is Transferware. Making it

We are proud to offer this exquisite hand painted tobacco leaf pattern saucer dish. Made in England

The fine garniture consists of a set of three vases decorated in imari coloration with a pattern of

A large and fine Spode vase in the "967" pattern, with rich painted and gilt decoration in the

Based on ancient Greek and Roman art Spode's Zeus in his Chariot pattern is Transferware. Making it

plates in the Spode "Mandarin Ducks" pattern. Made in England circa 1820, the plates show a pair of

The Prince of Wales Feathers mark on this group of Spode dishes indicates that this pattern was

Description: This Spode, Clobbered, Greek Pattern Tureen has classical figures printed on