Group of Ten, Copeland Spode Luncheon Plates

Set of ten Copeland Spode (English 1770) luncheon plates, pattern D7911, marks used circa 1891-1910, each having a gilt accented Imari palette, shaped gadrooned rim, and flowering garden with a meande

English, 19th/20th C. White ground dishes with hand painted foliate borders and motifs in red and orange, with gilded decorative accents. Inscribed with makers marks to the underside of each. Dia. 22

(lot of 132) Assembled group of Copeland Spode china, mostly in the May Black pattern, consisting of (19) dinner plates, 10"dia., (18) luncheon plates, (17) dessert plates, (14) bread plates, (15) tea

Including eight 10 1/2"dia dinner plates, eight cups and saucers, ten luncheon plates, an ovoid vegetable bowl and salt and peppers.

Including a water pitcher, urn, tea cup and saucer, butter pat, cream pitcher, luncheon plate, two serving plates and a bowl. Ten pieces. Greatest height 8in. (20cm) Condition: repair to handle of tea

Comprising nine dinner plates, ten luncheon plates, six soup bowls and five bread and butter plates. 29 pieces. Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

comprising ten plates 9 inches diameter

Group is comprised of thirteen 9.25" inch luncheon plates, and twelve cups with saucers. Crazing to glaze throughout, and some flaking associated with age. Light tea stains to some cups. Condition goo

luncheon set of china - 15" platter, teapot, creamer, sugar, 4 - 10 3/4", 4 - 8", 4 - 6 1/4" plates, 4 cups & saucers, 24 pieces

Copeland, Late Spode china, in the Fern pattern, approximately 91 pieces comprised of the following 35 ten inch plates, 17 nine inch plates, 12 ten and a quarter inch soup bowls, 7 seven and half inch

Blue and white transferware, with stamped and incised marks, late 19th/early 20th C., 10 plates, each 7 in. diameterNOTE: No apparent chips or flaws

12 Copeland Spode England porcelain luncheon plates, circa 1900. A lavender purple ground to the scallop rims with white embossed florals around the edges. Roses to the center.. Copeland Spode England

12 Copeland Spode England porcelain luncheon plates, circa 1900. A lavender purple ground to the scallop rims with white embossed florals around the edges. Roses to the center.. Copeland Spode England

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

10 Copeland Spode Luncheon Plates having embossed floral band, scalloped rim and blue grapevine transfer print center; used condition, wear/worn, crazing, discoloration, utensil marks, each measure 9

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

Copeland Spode china plates, set of ten (10), maroon and gilt on cream ground, retailed by Ovington Brothers, 10 1/4" diameter. Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts estate.

Copeland & Garrett Late Spode Armorial Charger, mid-19th C., with crest of armored arm holding spear and motto "Faire sans dire"; together with 8 Copeland Spode Fernleigh luncheon plates and two Pella

A set of six vintage Copeland Spode "Alden" Luncheon Plates. Alden was manufactured from 1939 to 1965 and features Fruit Centers with Daisy Embossed Rim. Good condition, each plate measures 9 1/8". We

India Tree pattern. Diameter 10 inches. Notice to bidders: Condition reports and additional photographs are provided by request as a courtesy to our clients, as such any condition report is only an op

12 Antique Copeland Spode England 9" luncheon plates (pattern 615911); along with an antique child's food warmer plate of an African American boy, made in Germany

Coalport & Tiffany Luncheon Plates Set of 8 Coalport luncheon plates; a few have some crazing; Dia. 8 1/2". Set of 12 Spode Copeland's luncheon plates, retail by Tiffany & Co.; some discoloration, oth

Set of 12 Spode Copeland Porcelain Formal Luncheon Plates

A set of 11 luncheon plates with raised lace decoration in creamy palette, scalloped edges, decorated in the center with roses. These charming plates were made in England by Copeland Spode in the patt