English 19th Century Copeland Spode Bowl
$295.00
SKU: AN0890
Dimension: 3.38"H x "W x 15.25"D
Dimensions: 3 3/8″ H x 15 1/4″ D
This exceptional glazed bowl was made in London, circa 1845, by The Copeland Spode China Co. This piece was produced during their “Late Spode” period and bear the maker’s mark. The large bowl is illustrated by a beautiful pair of peacocks, perched upon some wild bamboo. Beautiful flowers of blue and pink grace leafy twigs that stand out from the excellent green and white patterned background. This excellent chinoiserie bowl will make a stunning centerpiece!
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Dimensions: 3 3/8″ H x 15 1/4″ D
This exceptional glazed bowl was made in London, circa 1845, by The Copeland Spode China Co. This piece was produced during their “Late Spode” period and bear the maker’s mark. The large bowl is illustrated by a beautiful pair of peacocks, perched upon some wild bamboo. Beautiful flowers of blue and pink grace leafy twigs that stand out from the excellent green and white patterned background. This excellent chinoiserie bowl will make a stunning centerpiece!
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| Dimensions | 15.25 × 3.38 in |
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