Copeland Majolica from Trilogy Antiques

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William T. Copeland & Sons pottery of Stoke-on-Trent, England produced fine porcelain and earthenware from 1847 and the firm continues production presently. Josiah Spode established a pottery at Stoke-on-Trent, England, in 1770. In 1833, the firm was purchased by William Copeland and Thomas Garrett and the mark was changed. In 1847, Copeland became the sole owner and the mark changed again. W. T. Copeland & Sons continued until a 1976 merger when it became Royal Worcester Spode. Copeland majolica pieces are sometimes marked with an impressed "COPELAND" but many times are unmarked.

Majolica Manufactured by Copeland & Sons Updated: 03/07/08

Photo	Item #	Price	Category	Pattern	Condition	Size
Click Item to enlarge Order this item	171-2893	$200	Plate c.1880 Impressed COPELAND	Overlapping Leaves	Excellent	8 1/4"

Photo	Item #	Price	Category	Pattern	Condition	Size
Click Item to enlarge Order this item	171-4534	SOLD	Footed Oyster Plate c.1880 Impressed COPELAND	Crescent Shaped with 5 Shells and Coral and Shell Accents	Excellent	9 1/4"

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