Copeland Spode “Tower” Blue & White Meat Platter

Copeland Spode “Tower” Blue & White Meat PlatterA magnificent early 20th century Copeland Spode Tower meat platter in the iconic cobalt blue and white transferware pattern. Inspired by 18th century English pastoral scenes, the design features the Tower of London and river bridge framed by intricate florals and scrollwork one of Spodes most enduring motifs. The classic gadrooned edge adds dimension and refinement, perfectly complementing the depth of color and precision of the transfer. A striking

A magnificent early 20th-century Copeland Spode “Tower” meat platter in the iconic cobalt blue and white transferware pattern. Inspired by 18th-century English pastoral scenes, the design features the Tower of London and river bridge framed by intricate florals and scrollwork — one of Spode’s most enduring motifs.

The classic gadrooned edge adds dimension and refinement, perfectly complementing the depth of color and precision of the transfer. A striking statement piece for serving or display, it embodies the elegance and craftsmanship that have made Spode a cornerstone of English ceramics for over two centuries.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Early 20th Century
Condition: Very Good Antique Condition; light wear and natural firing flaws consistent with age
Country of Origin: England
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: 17" L × 13.5" W × 1.5" H
Color/Finish: Blue / White
Care: Hand-wash only

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