Antique Spode Copeland Canton Chinoiserie Platter Clobbered Aesthetic Brown Transferware wicker handled biscuit crock No other chips or cracks

No other  chips or cracks

I believe this is a Johnson Brothers piece but it is not marked

four piece set by Edge Malkin & Co in the Windsor pattern featuring a geometric

for time to answer the Plaintiffs' Affidavits – that the Motion should stand over until the Second Seal in Michaelmas Term next

Rarely is it found in this black transfer with the hand painted reds and greens

Antique Spode Copeland Canton Chinoiserie Platter Clobbered Aesthetic Brown Transferware wicker handled biscuit crock No other chips or cracksHere is a magnificent Aesthetic transferware platter by Spode Copeland in the Canton pattern. The impressed stamp on the back dates to 1879 1880. Enamel highlights are enamel painted ( clobbered ) over the glaze in chartreuse green, rust, Robin's egg blue, turquoise and mauve with a peachy gold lustre over part of the scene. Measures Appx 9 x 7 Condition: no chips or cracks. Minor wear to the enamel Impressed: Copeland (arched) over B and N over 79