This listing is for a Set of 6 Gorgeous and Very Rare Copeland Spode “Patricia” Swirl Rose Chintz 9” Luncheon Plates. These plates have a lustrous finish with intricate rose and multi color floral detail pattern on a dotted background. The rims are deeply fluted/swirled with a painted dark marigold orange edge. This is Pattern number 596271 and it was produced by the renowned English pottery Copeland Spode in Stoke-on-Trent, from around 1912-1940s. Replacements sells these luncheon plates for $159 each! Will be wrapped carefully and shipped quickly.

These plates are from an estate sale and in very good vintage condition - with no chips, cracks, stains or repairs. I do see some crazing on the back sides. I’ve blown up so you can see in the final photo.

 

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Beautiful rare plates to impress on your dinner or lunch table, to add to your collection – or as a gift!

ABOUT COPELAND SPODE:

Josiah Spode established the pottery, crucial in developing underglaze transfer printing (1780s) and the formula for bone china (around 1790), making high-quality ceramics accessible. William Copeland partnered with Josiah Spode II, eventually taking over operations, leading to the "Copeland Spode" name used for much of the 19th and 20th centuries.

 

The Copeland Spode mark, when the Copeland family ran the Spode factory from 1833-to 1970, varies from "Copeland & Garrett" (1833-47) or "W.T. Copeland & Sons" (post-1847) alongside "Spode" or "Late Spode". Each was used to leverage the famous brand, creating continuity, with specific marks (like impressed letters/numbers) helping date items from this era of fine bone china and earthenware production.

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