Spode was first produced at the Stoke-on-Trent factory established by Josiah Spode (1733 - 1797) in 1770. Josiah Spode Junior made the first type of English bone china. Spode ware was distinctive for its Willow pattern and for its floral and Japanese design tableware.

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A collection of Spode tea-wares, a setting for two English,…

Spode Tea Set: Elegant English 19th Century Pairing

A collection of Spode tea-wares, a setting for two English, 19th century

A Spode blue and white porcelain covered sucrier, circa 1815,…

Spode Blue and White Covered Sucrier, 1815

A Spode blue and white porcelain covered sucrier, circa 1815, of tapering rectangular form with a boat shaped rim and conforming cover with finial, with small applied handles and printed overall in the 'Two Temples' pattern; with printed marks to cover…

Quality Spode pill box

Spode Porcelain Pill Box

Quality Spode pill box

A Copeland Pottery Neo Classical Plaque. Signed P Ipson Danish…

Copeland Neo Classical Plaque with Venus and Cupid

A Copeland Pottery Neo Classical Plaque. Signed P Ipson Danish 19th century depicting Venus with Cupid. 23 x 21 cm

Pair of Copeland Spode whisky bottles with original stoppers

Copeland Spode Whisky Bottles with Stoppers

Pair of Copeland Spode whisky bottles with original stoppers

Four Spode blue room canisters along with an English tureen (5)

Spode Canisters and English Tureen Set

Four Spode blue room canisters along with an English tureen (5)

Copeland Spode 'blue Bird' tureen

Blue Bird Tureen by Copeland Spode

Copeland Spode 'blue Bird' tureen

Antique Copeland comport. Approx height 11 cm. diameter 24 cm

Antique Copeland Comport: 11cm x 24cm

Antique Copeland comport. Approx height 11 cm. diameter 24 cm

Large Spode blue Italian soup tureen

Spode Blue Italian Soup Tureen

Large Spode blue Italian soup tureen

Two Spode Italian blue & white platters circa 1920s, one with…

Spode Italian Platters, Blue & White, 1920s, Chip

Two Spode Italian blue & white platters circa 1920s, one with chip to rim, 32 cm & 37 cm wide

A Spode two handled lidded sucrier, circa 1815, of compressed…

Spode Imari Sucrier, 1815

A Spode two handled lidded sucrier, circa 1815, of compressed rectangular form with a convex shaped rim and conforming lid, decorated in the china style Imari pattern 1495 with walled gardens hiding lush foliage behind and roundels of birds and gilt…

A Spode 'Indian Sporting' pattern sauce tureen and cover, circa…

Spode Indian Sporting Sauce Tureen with 'Hunting a Hog Deer'

A Spode 'Indian Sporting' pattern sauce tureen and cover, circa 1820, of oval bombe shape with square loop handles to the ends and cover, transfer-printed in blue with 'Hunting a Hog Deer' from the series, printed marks underside both pieces. Height 12.5…

Three early 19th century Spode porcelain cups and saucers…

Spode Floral Cups and Saucers, C.1820

Three early 19th century Spode porcelain cups and saucers finely painted with floral sprays on a low relief pattern. Marked Spode 2527. Gilt borders. C.1820. Width 13.5 cm

Spode Imari pattern trio

Spode Imari Trio Pattern

Spode Imari pattern trio

Antique Copeland sugar basin

Antique Copeland Sugar Bowl

Antique Copeland sugar basin

Set of 6 Spode 'The Blue Room Collection' herb and spice…

Spode Herb and Spice Containers Set of 6

Set of 6 Spode 'The Blue Room Collection' herb and spice containers

Spode 'Fortuna' trough

Spode Fortuna Trough

Spode 'Fortuna' trough

Antique Copeland Spode watering can, designed by Dr Christopher…

Antique Dresser-designed Spode Watering Can

Antique Copeland Spode watering can, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser circa 1890, 23.5 cm high