Antique Toy or Small Dinnerware Blue Staffordshire Copeland Spode Italian Plate

Description

View Antique Toy or Small Dinnerware Blue Staffordshire Copeland Spode Italian Plate with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This antique toy or small dinnerware piece is a beautiful blue transfereware Staffordshire Copeland Spode Italian plate, originating from England. It says, "Who burnt the table-cloth?". across the front. This antique toy or small dinnerware piece is a beautiful blue transfereware Staffordshire Copeland Spode Italian plate, originating from England. Oval in shape with a transfereware design in blue and white, it measures just 6 inches across. It says, "Who burnt the table-cloth?" across the front. The printed backstamp indicates its authenticity. This is a hard to find piece, pictured in Lorraine Punchard's Book, Playtime Pottery & Porcelain. This seems to be a stand-alone piece rather than part of a child's dinnerware set, and may be an accessory to a full size dinnerware set. The incised stamp on the back, showing D over 49 indicates that it was made in 1949. It is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Experienced glass shipper. Purchase with confidence; it will be securely packaged for shipping. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Platters. Brand: Copeland Spode.

Brand

Copeland Spode

Origin

England

Type

Platter

Shape

Oval

Color

Blue, White

Material

Ceramic

MPN

28

Features

Decorative

Backstamp

Printed