Copeland Porcelain

An antique pair of Neoclassical candelabra by Copeland offer porcelain construction with foliate and gilt decorated column having scroll form arms terminating in floral form candle r...

Copeland made this set of six excellent armorial soup dishes in England circa 1870. The dishes feature deep burgundy-colored borders and a boar's head armorial with crest, escutcheon, and motto. There are golden tassels where the border meets the white porcelain and dots and stars of gold decorating the border. The dishes measure a generous 10" in diameter. Condition: Excellent Price: $380 The armorial is that of Sir Thomas Gabriel, 1st Baronet. Born in 1811, he served as Sheriff of London and Middlesex from 1859–to 60 and Lord Mayor of London from 1866 to 67. Soon after his term as Lord Mayor* he was created a baronet. The Motto: In Prosperis Time In Adversis Spera (Fear In Prosperity, Hope In Adversity) Crest: On a mount Vert a boar's head erased Sable billety Or. Escutcheon: Sable on a pile Or ten billets four three two and one of the field. *The Lord Mayor is not the Mayor of London. The Lord Mayor's primary role has been to represent, support, and promote the businesses of the City of London. Background of Copeland Porcelain: In the early 1820s, the Spode factory, managed by Josiah Spode II and his business partner William Copeland, became the largest pottery in Stoke, England. In 1833 William Taylor Copeland, William Copeland's son acquired the business in partnership with Thomas Garrett. The factory's productions from this period were marked 'Copeland and Garrett...

Copeland made this set of sixteen excellent armorial dinner plates in England circa 1870. The plates feature deep burgundy-colored borders and a...

A fine and stylish pair antique Copeland porcelain vases modeled as cornet shaped shells mounted on a rounded base with moulded rocky surface and with coral growing around the bases ...

Set of ten cobalt Copeland dessert or luncheon plates with raised gilding on a fluted ribbon border. You can tell that the intricate detailed gilding ...

This is a very stylish Copeland coffee cup and saucer made circa 1860.  This little cup would make a perfect Valentine's Day gift! Copeland was the new name of the famous Spode fac...

Rare antique English Majolica oyster plate signed "Copeland" circa 1880-1890 in crescent shape.

This is a stunning pair of two lidded potpourri vases made by Copeland in 1891. Potpourri vases were used in the 19th century to fill with scented materials to freshen up the air ins...

Antique Copeland porcelain plaque features hand-painted Orientalist Moorish cityscape scene with figures in gilt olive leaf surround with on cobalt ground having "Milatus" at base, s...

Young England's Sister. A very fine Copeland figure, parian ware, entitled 'Young England's Sister'. The figure is cast by the sculptor George Halse and she can be seen holding a no...

The dish with pierced rim painted with floral festoons above a gilt and aqua blue base molded with shells and scrolls and mounted with three biscuit porcelain figures of kneeling mai...

A hard to find size of plates with classic and elegant cobalt blue banding on its collar accented with crisp raised gilt details. Custom ordered through a fine retailer as hall marke...