Set of 8 dinner plates from The Spode Archive Collection red transferware patterns from the Georgian, Victorian and Traditional Series.Plates measure about 10 1/2 inches in diameter Victorian Series: Portland Vase (first introduced 1832)Georgian Series: Floral (first introduced 1830), Botanical (first introduced 1820), Willow (first introduced 1790)Traditions Series: Aesops Fables (first introduced 1830), Caramanian (first introduced 1809), Lucano (first introduced 1819), Castle (first introduced 1806)The Traditions Series plates have a candlelight white background, the Victorian and Georgian Series have more of a pure white background. See side by side comparison in photos.Plates are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing Measurements are shown in photos.See all pictures for details of condition. Unless noted as new, all of my items are previously owned and loved. Please expect minor defects, wear and tear as it is pre owned! I try to describe your treasure accurately and upload clear and descriptive pictures. Please message me with any questions you have. I will respond as promptly as I can.Shipping can usually be combined on multiple items from my store if you message me BEFORE paying.Once payment is received, your item will be packed carefully and shipped promptly. Insurance is included on breakable items. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Set of 5 Spode Blue Room Spice Jars w Lids, Bay, Mint, Parsley, Sage, Thyme, RetiredThe Spode Blue Room Collection Spice Jars were produced in the 1980's and early 1990's. Named for the display room at the Spode factory where historical blue and white transferware was exhibited, the Blue Room Collection features Spode archival patterns.This set of 5 Blue Room Spice jars each has spice label and a different pattern:Bay - "Tower" pattern first introduced circa 1814Mint - "Castle" first introduced circa 1806Parsley - "Aesop's Fables" introduced circa 1830Sage - "Portland Vase" first introduced circa 1832Thyme - "Blue Rose" first introduced circa 1826Each jar has a pattern specific lid. All have rubber lid gaskets, but none fit tightly.The jars measure about 4.25" in height including the lids. At the base, the jars are about 2" in diameter. They have Spode backstamps which identify their archival pattern.These jars are in fine pre-owned condition with no cracks, chips, crazing, or repairs.Please see all of the photos to judge the quality and condition of this set.Unless specifically listed as New, all of my items are pre-owned, vintage, or antique. They may show signs of use appropriate for their age and purpose. I make every effort to accurately describe the items and any flaws. Please ask all questions before purchase as I do not accept returns. Shipping and HandlingI will pack your purchase carefully. I use clean, recycled packing materials when I can. I will ship ONLY to the address on file with eBay. Before making a purchase, please ensure that your shipping address is correct. I will ship your purchase within 3 days of receipt of payment, weekends and holidays excluded. Shipping fees are calculated based on package weight and dimensions.Your feedback is very important to me. I hope that you are completely satisfied with a purchase from me. If any problem arises, please contact me, and I will do my very best to resolve the issue. I invite you to follow my seller page for an interesting collection of offerings.Thank you!Julianne (Condition: Pre-Owned)
LOVELY Spode "The Blue Room Collection -(8) Dinner Plates 10.5".(1) traditional series castle c 1806(1) Portland vase c1832(1) Rural scenes c1882(1) traditions series Aesop’s fables c1831(1) botanical Firth’s introduce c1820 (1) Byron groups c1835(1) Warwick vase c1834 (1) woodman c1816 Not chip very good (Condition: New (Other))
12 SPODE BLUE ROOM Plates UNUSED- Exc Con. Condition is Used. PLEASE SEE SHIP DETAILS BELOW Beautiful collection of 12 of THE SPODE BLUE ROOM COLLECTION Only used for displayed Excellent condition Reproductions created from an underglaze print using the original hand engraved copper plate. Scenes are as follows: TITLES AND ORIGINAL DATES INTRODUCED: PORTLAND VASE 1832, WOODMAN 1816 , ROME 1811, BOTANICAL 1820 , RURAL SCENES 1882, WILLOW 1790, BYRONS GROUP 1835 , FLORAL 1830, CONTINENTAL VIEWS 1844, SEASONS 1837, WARWICK VASE 183
Six (6) Spice Jars with lids by Spode, Blue Room Collection, Beautiful Collection Of Spice Jars Each jar is 4 inches tall and has a diameter of 2 inches. Set contains the following: 1. Thyme â?? Design: Blue rose First introduced in 1826 2. Parsley â?? Design: Aesopâ??s Fables First introduced in 1830 3. Mint â?? Design: Castle First introduced in 1806 4. Bay â?? Design: Tower First introduced in 1814 5. Rosemary â?? Design: Geranium First introduced in 1820 6. Sage â?? Design: Portland Vase First introduced in 1832 All in perfect condition with the exception of a small ni
"BLUE ROOM COLLECTION" BOXED SET OF SIX DINNER PLATES 6 DIFFERENT GROUPS circa 1835SEASONS circa 1837WARWICK VASE circa 1834CONTINENTAL VIEWS circa 1844RURAL SCENES circa 18826. PORTLAND VASE circa 1832
6 spode blue room collection plates. This are 6 different plates (continental views c. 1844) Byron groups c. 1835) Seasons c. 1837 Warwick Vase c. 1834) Rural scenes c. 1882) Portland Vase c. 1832) please see pictures
SET OF 3 SPODE PLATES 10 5 ?BOTANICAL FLORAL PORTLAND VASE (3). Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.THIS IS A SET OF 3 SPODE 10.5â? PLATES , PERFECT TO HANG ON THE WALL (PLATE HOLDERS INCLUDED) INCLUDED ISBOTANICAL 1820 FLORAL 1830PORTLAND VASE 1832 (SMALL CHIP SHOWN IN PHOTO)
In the year 1829, white clay was found in Schlierbach Forest, near Frankfurt am Main, belonging to the Ysenburg Waechtersbach preserve. In the spring of 1832, overseer Johann Scharff, born 1781 in Echternach Luxemburg examined the clay and found it excellent for the manufacture of Earthenware.
HERE IS A LOT OF 3 BEAUTIFUL COLLECTOR PLATES FROM THE BLUE ROOM COLLECTION. IN THIS GROUP WE HAVE "WARWICK VASE"-INTRO IN 1834, "PORTLAND VASE"-1832, "WOODMAN"-1816. THESE ARE ALL MADE FROM A HAND ENGRAVED COPPER PLATE-GREAT DETAILING.
The Spode Blue Room Collection of Plates features several Victorian era patterns reproduced by Spode. 'Portland Vase' was first introduced about 1832 and is an underglaze print from a hand engraved copper plate.
For your consideration, I’m offering a authentic, Spode, Blue Room Collection, “Portland Vase”-First introduced in c 1832. Underglaze print from a hand engraved copper plate. Made in England. Beautiful blue and white design. Shipping is FREE to continental US. All sales are final. Thanks for looking...TinaI have more Spode listed this week....I will combine shipping :-).
The Spode Blue Room Collection, Traditions : Portland Vase" c. 1832 first introduced print from engraved copper plate Regency Series " May"Â c;. 1826Â 10 1/2" 2 6â? diameter. Georgian Series â??Floralâ? MINT Condition on bothShipping, Next Business Day after Payment
Maker's Mark:THE SPODE BLUE ROOM COLLECTION. PORTLAND VASE FIRST INTRODUCED c 1832. Reproduced from a hand engraved copper plate. Spode Made in England. Crafted In England. Portland Vase Pattern.
PORTLAND VASE Dinner Plate, Pristine Condition, display use only, no damage
Spode Blue Room Collection, made in England br />Contemporary issue of an 1832 offering by Spode, made using a hand engraved copper plate of the original
This plate is known as PORTLAND VASE, A dinner plate measuring 10 1/2" wide Un-used condition, except for display. Set for display only, pristine condition, like new I have 5 in the pattern PORTLAND VASE buy one, two or any number you choose... Other Patterns will be listed as I move through the inventory... Caref
