This hand coloured and gilded porcelain Spode plate dates from the period 1821-33. It is decorated with hand coloured flowers amid rich gilding(Pattern 3071). It measures 206mm in diameter and is in very good condition-there is very minor loss of the pattern and the gilding to the edge of the central well and a 2cm firing crack to the back.

This Copeland & Garrett New Fayence plate is decorated with an assortment of exotic hand coloured flowers and foliage with a central oyster shell on a net ground(Pattern 1774). It measures 205mm in diameter and is in very good condition. C 1833-47.

This Copeland & Garrett New Fayence plate is decorated with an assortment of exotic hand coloured flowers and foliage with a central oyster shell on a net ground(Pattern 1774). It measures 205mm in diameter and is in very good condition. C 1833-47.

This Copeland plate uses hand painted jewels and raised gilding to form a very striking pattern. It is 265mm in diameter and carries the date code for November 1891. It is in excellent condition with only a minimal loss of gilding, mainly to the high points of the rim.

This hand painted and gilded Spode spill vase stands 135mm high and is in very good condition. Its only blemish is some loss of gilding. It dates from the period 1806-33.

This Spode "Stone China" dessert bowl dates from 1820-33 and is in excellent condition. The pattern(3125) is hand coloured over a printed outline with the colours still vibrant and strong. It stands 40mm high and is 240mm long(including the handle)and 202mm wide.

Richly decorated Copeland trio comprising a coffee cup, a tea cup and a shared saucer. They are decorated with hand painted flowers and extensive gilding and their condition is excellent with only some slight loss of gilding to the centre of the saucer. C1855.

Richly decorated Copeland and Garrett plate with sprays of hand painted flowers set off by the pale yellow and dark blue grounds and the gilding. It is in extremely good condition and dates from around 1855. It is 250mm in diameter.

This large Copeland charger(or perhaps a tray for a tea set) measures 382mm in diameter and is decorated with a brown printed pattern in the Japanese style. The design was registered on the 15th of November 1879 and this piece was made in November 1884. There is some very slight rubbing of the gilding, otherwise it is in excellent condition.

This Spode Chelsea shape teapot is decorated in willow pattern with the "Grasshopper" border and is in very good condition. The gilt has rubbed slightly on the spout, handle and the lid knop. It has clearly been used as there is a patina on the inside from the tea. Otherwise it is in excellent condition. It dates from around 1885. Its height is 120mm and length is 223mm.

In 1933, to celebrate the bi-centenary of Josiah Spode's birth, Spode issued a series of figurines using the original Chelsea moulds of the late 1700's. These are marked "Chelsea Derby Copeland( or Spode)". This one is No. 12 "Tambourine" and is in excellent condition. It is 183mm high.

In 1933, to celebrate the bicentenary of Josiah Spode's birth, Spode issued a series of figurines using the original Chelsea moulds of the late 1700's. These were marked "Chelsea Derby Copeland( or Spode). This figurine is No. 13 "Triangles" and stands 165mm high and is hand painted. It is in excellent condition.

Copeland Ivory Body platter measuring 345 x245mm and decorated with a transfer print of a rural scene with mushrooms and grasses in the foreground. Its condition is very good and has an impressed registration mark for 15th of November 1879.

This bowl is decorated with Spode's Castle pattern and measures 246mm in diameter. It is in excellent condition and dates from the period 1815-33.

This bowl is decorated with Spode's Castle pattern and measures 246mm in diameter. It is in excellent condition and dates from the period 1815-33.

Standing 215mm high this blue and white Copeland hot water jug is in very good condition and dates from around 1900.

This Spode wiillow pattern plate is decorated with the Mandarin II pattern with a blue trellis diaper border and printed in ultramarine blue. Its diameter is 248mm and dates from July 1883. There was a small tear in the border pattern when it was applied leaving a small gap in the border and there are a couple of small cinders lodged in the glaze- otherwise in excellent condition.