CIRCA 1821-47, PUCE SPODE MARKS, SOME WITH FELSPAR WREATH MARKS AND COPELAND & GARRETT MARKS

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A SPODE FELDSPAR PORCELAIN BOTANICAL PART SERVICE
CIRCA 1821-47, PUCE SPODE MARKS, SOME WITH FELSPAR WREATH MARKS AND COPELAND & GARRETT MARKS
From the 'Lubbock' service, each piece painted with variant flowers named in English on the underside, comprising: an ice pail and cover; a large two-handled footed compote and stand; a smaller two-handled footed compote; two vegetable tureens and covers; an open two-handled oval vegetable dish; four graduated two-handled shaped-rectangular dishes; two large lozenge-shaped dishes; two smaller lozenge-shaped dishes; three shell-shaped dishes; seventeen graduated platters; a two-handled low tazza with aperture to center; a small two-handled circular bowl and cover; fifteen soup plates; forty-four dinner plates; and fourteen salad/dessert plates
20 in. (50.8 cm.) long, the largest platter

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This service, which included several hundred pieces, was made for the Lubbock family over a period of forty years in the 19th century. Each piece incorporates two botanical studies. See L. Whiter, Spode: A History of the Family, Factory and Wares from 1733 to 1833, London, 1970, p. 81 and pl. 281 for an in situ illustration and further information.

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