Lot 817
Copeland family provenance: a selection of 19th century bird-decorated plates
Description
Condition Report
Copeland Family Provenance: a group of early 19th century Spode transfer-printed plates. Comprising three marching bird-decorated plates, decorated in differing colourways, one with painted number 3023, printed and impressed marks, inscribed A.G.C. 526 (for A. Gresham Copeland), the second A.G.C. 1262 additionally annotated "'Tumbledown Dick' pattern in rose on bright green background c.1825"; the third A.G.C. 597 A, with painted number 3175, all 8", (20.5cm) diameter; together with another Spode bird-decorated plate, painted number 3354, A.G.C. 1320; and seven further Spode plates, to include 'Bowpots' 2954 and 1869 (latter A.G.C. 1256), another chinoiserie vases pattern with gadrooned edge, two further in Imari colours, A.G.C. 745, and a pink floral example A.G.C. 734, largest 9", (23cm) diameter, (10).
Please note: When placing absentee bids, your bids will be rounded up to the nearest bid increment. For more information click the 'Important Notices for Purchasers' button above.
Purchasing information-
Large lot: slightly varying condition but all structurally sound - minor rubbing/wear commensurate with age and use.
Share
Please note that by submitting a bid you are agreeing to our Terms & Conditions
Clicking the place bid button is a legally binding obligation to buy and pay for the lot, should your bid be successful. For security, we track all bids placed.
Send to a friend!
Similar Lots
