Circa 1852 Copeland Spode Ruins Oak leaves & Acorns Flow Blue Transferware Plate Staffordshire fruit decor Pattern: Burns
Description
Pattern: Burns
Stratford Stage is passing through
The platter depicts a rural scene with chickens
these fascinating prints of Itinerant Traders by William Marshall Craig are unexpectedly revealing of the reality of the lives of the dispossessed and outcast poor who sought a living on the streets as hawkers at the beginning of the 19th century
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Circa 1852 Copeland Spode Ruins Oak leaves & Acorns Flow Blue Transferware Plate Staffordshire fruit decor Pattern: BurnsSPODE COPELAND FLOW BLUE TRANSFER WARE Dinner Plate circa 1852 Melrose also known as Ruins or Abbey Ruins For consideration is this early Copeland Spode plate. It has a gorgeous acorn and oak leaf border surrounding the scenic castle ruins. Exquisite! Measures appx 9" Condition: Excellent for age, no chips or cracks. there is one clay clump just above the top of the ruins. Very little crazing can be seen. It was in 1784 that Josiah Spode I perfected
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