19th Century Copeland Spode Porcelain Transferware Plate music practice with just teeny areas on

with just teeny areas on the surface where the paint has come off the tray but this does not detract from the beauty of it

An exquisite 19th century

5cm deep x 74

34cm length x 29

It also burned down in 1838 and was rebuilt in 1844 and designed by William Tite and opened by Queen Victoria

19th Century Copeland Spode Porcelain Transferware Plate music practice with just teeny areas onThese are beautiful mid 1800s porcelain plates by Copeland Spode dating from the late 1800s stamped at the base. They are ivory bodied with a beautiful brown decorative design. Perfect decorative pieces for a plate stand or wall decor, great for practical use too or simply lying flat on a coffee table. Copeland Spode pottery history traces its origins to Josiah Spode in 1760s England , with the Copeland fanily taking over in 1833. The company became