Antique Spode Copeland Fluted Compote Stand Brown Transferware Rural Scenes Boys Fishing Water Mill Red white Blue Spode on a felled log

on a felled log

It has the gold lustre finish and is absolutely stunning

It is a beautiful black transfer with very subtle

Lustreware or Lustreware dates all the way back to the 9th Century where it was developed in what is now Iraq

This beautiful and unusual vase was made by Maling of England in an Asiatic Pheasants pattern

Antique Spode Copeland Fluted Compote Stand Brown Transferware Rural Scenes Boys Fishing Water Mill Red white Blue Spode on a felled logCirca 1860 80 Spode Copeland Fluted Brown Transferware Plate. This piece depicts a boy and his father fishing from the shore and two men working near the water mill in the background. The base depicts cattle grazing along a picket fence. Lovely scenery No chips or cracks, some wear around the rim Impressed in an arched shape is the word Copeland over B Measures: 8. 5" x 3" tall