Exquisite Decorative SPODE COPELAND's TRIO Consisting of DESSERT PLATE, CUP & SAUCER, ROCKINGHAM ROAD #Y5194 featuring MUSTARD Trim on Rims & Handle, from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, circa 1954
DESCRIPTION: The simple but elegant pattern uses the unusual mustard yellow trim on white with a multicolor palette. The colors used are: yellow, brown, red, green and purple. The hand painted colors are so vivid against the high white of the porcelain. The cup and saucer are scalloped with multiple geometric bands near the rim. The ear shaped handle of the cup is decorated with a simple mustard yellow stripe down the center. In addition to the fruits and flowers, these pieces all have the cutest butterflies/moths! See the photos.
CONDITION: The condition of this decorative set is superb. We can find no defects or damage. There is no rubbing to the colors. There are no chips, nicks, cracks, rubbings, scratches or hairlines. Please refer to the photos to see how classically beautiful this is. This set could be used daily or as a beautiful display set.
DIMENSIONS: The elegant cup has a diameter of 3 1/4" and a height of 2 5/8". The capacity of the cup is 6 ounces. The saucer has a diameter of 5 3/4" and a height of 1". The dessert plate has a diameter of 6 3/8" and a height of 5/8".
HISTORY/MARKS: The 37 year old Josiah Spode founded his Spode Pottery Company at Stoke-on-Trent in 1770 after having worked with many of the best potters in the Stoke-on-Trent area from the age of 16. He is credited with the development of a winning formula for making fine bone china and the perfection of blue under-glaze printing. Three of his original transferware patterns are still being produced today: Tower Blue, Willow, and Blue Italian. In 1833, Spode Pottery was sold to William Taylor Copeland and remained in the Copeland family until 1966. By 1976, the company had become part of the Royal Worcester Spode Group. Today, it is part of the Portmeirion Group and continues the production of high quality fine bone china at Stoke-on-Trent. The mark on this set is identified in Robert Copeland’s Spode & Copeland Marks as mark #274 used 1954-1956. The registration number is 659905. The Rockingham Road pattern is described as a fruit, floral and insect pattern and was registered on March 24, 1917 for Harrods. In 1954, Spode dropped the 's to become just Copeland. So since this trio has both on different pieces, we conclude the circa is 1954.
Please view all pictures carefully as they are part of the description. The stand was used as a photo prop and is not part of this listing.
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