Lot 812
Copeland family provenance: Five assorted 19th century painted scenery plates
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Copeland Family Provenance: Five 19th century hand-painted porcelain landscape plates. Comprising: three Spode, of matching six-lobed design each with gadrooned gilt rim and foliate scrollwork border, framing views respectively named verso as: 'Ely Cathedral Cambridge', 'Village of Ragland, Monmouthshire', and 'Pains Hill, Cobham, Surry' [sic], each inscribed 'Spode', 9", 23cm) diameter; a fourth Spode, of similar form with mazarin blue border framing view of 'St. Sepulchre's Church Northampton', Ex Bill Coles Collection No. 18, and a Copeland & Garrett multi-lobed dish with view entitled 'Chillon Castle' recto, green printed mark, orange painted number 7547, and handwritten label 'Victoria shape dessert. Dec 31, 1846. Painted by Plant. p. 4/6: g. 1/9, 9.5", (24cm) diameter, (5). Provenance: Robert Copeland Collection (last of Copeland family potters); thence by descent.
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All five have minor rubbing to gilt (fourth has gilding losses to inner border); fifth has rubbing to ribs, plus small over-glazed potting flaw to foot rim.
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