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Copeland Spode

Copeland Spode Bread and Butter Plate – 'Chinese Rose' Collection (Earlier Iteration)

Copeland Spode Bread and Butter Plate – 'Chinese Rose' Collection (Earlier Iteration)

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This bread and butter plate from the Copeland Spode Chinese Rose collection is an exquisite example from one of the earlier iterations of the beloved pattern. Bearing the registration number Rd No. 629859 (registered in 1913), this version predates the bolder, more saturated designs of later decades. It features a softly scalloped rim edged in green, a richly detailed floral border in shades of orange, pink, blue, and yellow, and a striking central tree floral motif outlined in fine brown linework—all hallmarks of the earlier Copeland print runs.

- Diameter: 18.8 cm

- Very Good - The plate is in very good condition with fine visible all-over crazing, typical of its age.
- No chips or cracks noted. The colours remain vivid for its time period, and the pattern retains its crisp detail.

1. Design & Features:
- Pattern: Chinese Rose
- Manufacturer: Copeland Spode
- Registration Number: Rd No. 629859
- Colour Palette: Multicolour florals with brown outline on a warm ivory ground
- Distinctive Features: Scalloped edge with green rim, highly detailed florals, geometric border band

2. Special Characteristics:
- This plate belongs to an earlier iteration of the Chinese Rose pattern, distinguishable by its green rim, finely shaded floral motifs, and delicate brown outlines.
- While later iterations often showcase more vivid, saturated colours, this earlier version features a softer, more understated palette—reflecting the printing methods and aesthetic preferences of the early 20th century.
- A collector’s delight, especially for those seeking the quiet charm and historic nuance of the Copeland Spode period.
- Offers a more intricate and historic aesthetic than the post-war versions of the same pattern.

3. Uses & Versatility:
- Ideal for bread and butter, tea snacks, or small desserts
- Beautiful addition to a vintage wall display or as part of a tea-time setting
- Mixes well with other floral patterns for an eclectic tablescape

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