Add a touch of vintage charm to your collection with this exquisite Copeland Spode Half Moon Plate, crafted around 1900 for the prestigious Mortlocks Ltd of Oxford Street, London. This unique plate features a captivating design of dark red and purple roses, complemented by English garden motifs with butterflies and insects, making it a stunning decorative piece or functional serving dish.
Copeland Spode, established in the late 18th century, is renowned for its high-quality ceramics and intricate designs. The company, originally founded by Josiah Spode, became Copeland Spode after a partnership with William Taylor Copeland. Mortlocks Ltd, once located on the famous Oxford Street, was known for its luxury homeware and fine china. This collaboration between two esteemed names in the ceramics industry results in a piece that is both historically significant and visually appealing.
Key Features:
Authentic Copeland Spode design for Mortlocks Ltd
Circa 1900, with a crown mark and Copeland impressed on the back
Charming dark red and purple roses with English garden motifs
Features butterflies and insects around the roses
Unique half moon (crescent) shape
High-quality ceramic material
Ideal for decorative display or functional use
Size:
(W) 23cm
(D) 17cm
(H) 2cm
Condition: We have three of these beautiful plates in stock. Two are in excellent vintage condition, showing minimal signs of wear consistent with age. One plate has a tiny chip on the rim of the base, which appears to be original to the manufacturing process, not caused by damage. This plate is offered at a discounted price, reflecting its unique condition while maintaining its charm and functionality.
