Antique Spode Patterns

This is a very decorative large bowl, produced by the Spode factory, circa 1820. The bowl is

rim and a floral sprig pattern to the outer handle. The base carries Spode's dark blue: SPODE, upper

very similar plate with the same pattern is illustrated in Steven Smith's book; Spode and Copeland

This is a beautiful platter, produced by the Spode factory. This is pattern number 2148, named

with the famous "Tumbledown Dick" pattern on a brown cracked ice ground. I have a series of Spode

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

This is a beautiful true trio with serpent handles, made by Spode in about 1826, which was the

This is a very decorative side plate by Spode, made of Stone China (Ironstone) decorated in the

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

This is a beautiful plate in the Tumbledown Dick pattern, produced by the Spode factory and made of

This is a beautiful platter, produced by the Spode factory in the distinctive Tobacco Leaf pattern

This is a very beautiful hand painted dinner plate, produced by the Spode factory in the late

This is a beautiful early plate in a printed blue and white chinoiserie pattern and made of a type

From Copeland Spode, in the George III pattern, a set of four plates, circa early 1920s

is hand painted in iron red with a lower case "Spode", the pattern number 2061 and painter/gilders

decorated in one of Spode's transfer printed blue chinoiserie Willow Pattern designs, both inside and

This is a good example of an English George III period, porcelain, coffee can, made by Spode in the

A very fine and scarce antique Spode stone China coffee can decorated with a tree in landscape

A fine set of four Spode Japan 967 miniature Imari bud vases from the early 19th century. From

Blue and white Spode chinoiserie crescent covered dish. Early Spode "Gothic Pattern" quarter

This is a beautiful dinner plate, produced by the Spode factory. The pattern is called

A set of 20 blue and white dishes in the Spode neoclassical "Greek" pattern with classical figures

Antique Copeland Spode tobacco leaf or cabbage leaf tea pot, cookie platter, creamer and sugar bowl

SPODE in red and the pattern number 2245, which points to a date of around 1815. Condition report The

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

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

famous Imari Tobacco Leaf pattern 967. Josiah Spode was the great pioneer among the Georgian potters in

115 piece Antique England spode green basket pattern Bone China dinnerware set featuring a green

Copeland Spode luncheon plates in the Spode's Jewel pattern, the plate is in a pink lace design

One of our favorite colorful patterns by Spode. Originally issued in the early 1800s these plates

Landscape which is very similar to that of Spode, pattern number 3468. The pattern shows a chinoiserie

similar to that of Spode, pattern number 3468. The pattern shows a chinoiserie landscape scene, the

to the known Spode pattern number 498. Patterns and designs were often copied by other factories or

for Spode, however the shape and pattern are clearly those of Spode. Condition report: The milk jug

A set of six dinner plates in the floral ‘Patricia’ pattern, Copeland Spode, England, circa 1912

A set of six dinner plates in the floral ‘Patricia’ pattern, Copeland Spode, England, circa 1912

These are a beautiful and early pair of plates, produced by the Spode factory. This is pattern

This is a beautiful porcelain plate in a Botanical pattern number 3127, produced by the Spode

This is a beautiful dinner plate, produced by the Spode factory. This is pattern number 3693

with a central fence pattern design similar to pattern 967 by Spode and set within a heavily decorated

From Copeland Spode, in the George III pattern, a set of four rimmed soup bowls, circa early 1920s

exact shape. It is beautifully hand decorated in Spode's Japan pattern 1956, with a pagoda in the

is very similar to the known Spode pattern number 498. Patterns and designs were often copied by

antique porcelain cups and saucers in the "Dollar" pattern, made by Spode. They are hand painted in

or Chinese Landscape which is very similar to that of Spode, pattern number 3468. The pattern shows a

Tobacco Leaf pattern number 2061, made by the Copeland Late Spode factory during the mid 19th century

From Copeland Garrett – Late Spode, a ‘New Fayence’ plate in the ‘King’ sheet pattern. Spode

. W.T. Copeland purchased the Spode factory and made Thomas Garrett a partner in April 1833. The can

impressed mark to the base. A plate with the same pattern is shown in Steven Smith's book on Spode and

This is a good stone China (Ironstone) large Dinner Plate, hand painted in the tobacco leaf pattern

An extremely rare pair of early Spode hand painted identical porcelain vases of classical form and

A set of 12 blue and white dishes in the Spode "Greek" pattern with classical figures and

of Mario Buatta. Mario loved intense blue and white. Made by Spode circa 1820 this "Net" pattern

Spode blue and white castle pattern tureen and cover with its stand. Dimensions Height 9.5 inches

copied the famous Spode patterns. This small serving platter was probably part of a nested set of

technology and copied the famous Spode patterns. These printed patterns varied widely in their quality; this

pattern (which directly correlates to Spode's porcelain no. 967 Imari pattern). We've also heard this