Set of Eleven Copeland Spode Red Transfer Printed Lunch

A SET OF TWELVE COPELAND SPODE HAND PAINTED AND ARTIST SIGNED PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES, DATED 1927, GREEN PRINTED MARKS, ELEVEN WITH IRON RED PATTERN NO. Y487, IMPRESSED 27, VARIOUS IMPRESSED LETTERS A

Set of Copeland Spode transfer printed hunting-theme dinnerware, comprising approximately 35 pieces of various sizes.

Set of Twelve Copeland Spode Transfer Printed Dessert Plates </> Green printed and impressed marks. 8 1/4 in. diam. </> </>

Set of Six Copeland Spode Transfer-Printed and Enamelled Luncheon Plates, Retailed 1891 into the Early Twentieth Century, each printed in colors with a basket of peonies on a grassy mound, the rim mol

Set of (4) Copeland Spode Plates, with transfer printed hunting scene center, and orange seaweed edge, scalloped and gadrooned rims, one with impressed date mark for July 1925, 9 3/8" diam. Good condi

LG. RED / WHITE TRANSFER COPELAND SPODE "SPODE'S TOWER" DINNER SET - INCLUDES DINNER PLATES, SALAD PLATES, DESERT PLATES AND BOWLS, PLATTERS, CUP / SAUCERS, GRAVY BOAT, DOUBLE HANDLE SOUPS, ETC. - GOO

ENGLISH COPELAND POTTERY "SPODE'S TOWER" PATTERN PARTIAL DINNER SERVICE, LOT OF 69, transfer-printed in red, comprising nine 10 5/8" D dinner plates, one 9 1/2" D luncheon plate, three 9 3/8" D rim so

COPELAND 'SPODE'S TOWER' RED DINNER SET WITH TUREEN, 71 PIECES:Red transfer pattern, including 8 luncheon/dinner plates, Dia.9 1/2", 8 salad plates, Dia.7 3/4", 8 bread-and-butter plates, Dia.6 1/2",

Vintage Copeland Spode's Tower England china service in red and white, including dinner plates (24); luncheon plates (9); lunch plates (20); small plates (11); saucers (16); serving bowls (7); salad b

Eight (8) Vintage Various Copeland Spode Red Transfer Plates. 2 Wild Duck No. 8, 3 Spodes Tower, 1 Partridge No. 5, 1 Turkey No. 12, 1 Pheasant No. 6. Each measures 10 1/2". Weight on all 10 pds 3 oz.

COPELAND SPODE "GREEK" RED TRANSFER DECORATOR PORCELAINS INCLUDING COVERED BOWL, (2) SQUARE SERVING TRAYS, (3) DINNER PLATES, (7) BREAD/BUTTER PLATES, (2) GRADUATED OPEN VEGETABLES, (1) FOOTED SERVING

A Partial Staffordshire/Charles Alderton & Sons Porcelain Child's Tea Set with Red Transfer Printed Decoration, 19th Century, Some numbered 780. Together with Staffordshire red transfer printed willow

Set of Nine Copeland Transfer Printed and Enriched Dessert Plates with Basket Weave Rim Impressed mark. 8 in. diam.

Set of Fourteen Spode Transfer Printed Dinner Plates Blue printed mark. 9 3/4 in. diam.

Set of twelve (12) Copeland Spode luncheon plates with gilt and Greek key border, retailed by Doris Collamore, NY. [9" Diam.].

Late 19th Century. The undersides marked Criel et Montereau, and titled. Each decorated with a scene from an Opera Buffa. Diameter 8”. (Cond: minor loss to surface decoration on some, otherwise good

Copeland, Late Spode and Another Transfer Printed Meat Platter The first printed in yellow, printed and impressed mark; the second unmarked. The larger 20 in. wide.

Set of Eight Copeland Porcelain Transfer Printed and Enriched Salad Plates Green printed mark. 9 in. diam.

This set of Copeland Spode Trade Winds Red Pattern transferware china depicts early American and British ships and includes the following: 13 Dinner Plates (10.25" round), 8 cups and saucers, Large se

Set of Twelve Copeland Spode Porcelain Dinner Plates Green printed mark, retailers mark for Tiffany & Co., NY. 10 3/4 in. diam.&#160;

93 Piece Spode Red Gloucester Dinnerware Set, Copeland England porcelain

Copeland Spode "Camelia" Demitasse Set, eleven cups and twelve saucer plates. Marked "Copeland Spode England Camelia" and "Tatman Chicago" below. Very lovely full bloom white camelia on green ground,

Group of Four English Transfer Printed Tea Caddies Comprising:  A Copeland Spode tea caddy and cover with landscape, printed markA Copeland Spode tea caddy and cover with bird, printed markA Copeland

A collection of Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed jugs, including pearlware, Copeland Spode, Semi China, Nuneham Courtenay and Italian designs, 1810- 1880s, tallest 16.5cm high (5)