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Copeland/SpodeLandscapeThis pattern is based on a Chinese original from c. 1785. The original was in the Spode Museum in Stoke-on-Trent, next to the Spode version (which is identical to the first plate shown below). NB: This musuem i s closed at present. It is fascinating to see the changes in colours and design that the LANDSCAPE pattern has undergone over the years, as shown by the photos below. Oriental-inspired designs featuring a watery landscape with trees, bridges, pagodas, boats, etc are sometimes termed GAUDY WILLOW - a term originating from the USA. If you like this pattern, you might also like Crown Staffs CHINESE WILLOW pattern. Click on the IMAGES to view stock |
Spode Landscape |
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Josiah Spode c. 1820 This plate is identical to the one in the Spode museum. The reverse is marked STONE CHINA. |
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WT Copeland & Sons c. 1900-24 This is the most widely found and collected version of the pattern. |
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WT Copeland & Sons c. 1906
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WT Copeland & Sons c. 1907 |
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As well as the above hand-coloured versions, a plain blue and white version of the pattern can also be found. |
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