Description: This 19th-century blue transferware plate was produced by Copeland Late Spode in the "Severn" pattern, featuring a detailed central landscape framed by lush floral borders. A beautiful example of English transferware, this plate reflects the artistry and technical skill of one of the most respected Staffordshire makers.
Measurements: 10.5" diameter
Materials: Ironstone, transfer-printed
Condition Note: THREE AVAILABLE. Each plate has different wear.
1. Hairline Cracks: One plate shows heavy crackling with visible cracks extending across the surface, and some staining from age and use. 2. Heavy Crazing: One plate has heavy crazing. 3. Minor Iron Spotting: One plate has minor iron spotting around the center of the plate
Despite these flaws, the design retains strong detail and historical interest.
Please keep in mind that these items are vintage and antique, and it's normal to have chips, cracks and minor flaws. Here at Blackbird Grove, we personally feel that these imperfections are what tell the story of the item, and give the items their personality. We love them, and believe that each one will bring a sense of interest and wonder to your home. Please look at photos carefully as we do our best to show all flaws. If you have any questions feel free to send a message!
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