Copeland Spode Crescent Salad Plates Made For John Mortlock Oxford St., circa 1882

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Antique Copeland Spode blue and white earthenware crescent salad plates, circa 1882. The pattern is a chinoiserie inspired pattern with added detail in the gilded border. The plates were made exclusively for John Mortlock Company (retailers), Oxford Street, London, established in 1746. Click the link for a short bio of Mortlock’s Pottery Galleries, published in 1889. 

9 1/4” (23.5cm) long, 6 3/4” (17.2cm) overall width.

$595 for the set of 3.

 May be purchased individually.