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A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, decorated in iron red, black and gilt with flower panelled bands, 5.8cm high (2.25"), circa 1810-15, and a Bloor Derby coffee can, decorated in green and gilt with a trellis design, printed roundel mark, circa 1825

A Spode London Shape teacup, coffee cup and saucer, decorated in Imari style with radiating panels of flowers and leaves, alternating with blue ground bands, decorated in iron red and gilt with flowerheads and leaves, script marks in red, circa 1820

A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, decorated in iron red, black and gilt with flower panelled bands, the interior decorated in gilt with pendant leaves, 5.8cm high (2.25"), circa 1815

A Spode London Shape coffee can, decorated in gilt with swags and pendant leaves, 5.8cm high (2.25"), pattern number 1044 in gilt, circa 1815, another, decorated in orange and gilt with flower and leaf bands, and a facetted teacup, decorated with cornflowers and swags and bead bands (crack)

A pair of Spode Bute Shape coffee cans, each painted en grisaille with figures in wooded landscapes, within gilt line borders, 5.8cm high (2.25"), circa 1810-15

An unusual Spode slender cylindrical spill vase, with spreading foot, painted en grisaille with figures and buildings in wooded landscapes, within gilt line borders, 9.5cm high (3.75"), pattern number 382 in gilt, circa 1810

A Spode London Shape teacup and saucer, decorated in Imari style with a vase of flowers and leaves, before a fence, within a bird and flower panelled border, script marks in red and pattern number 1405, circa 1815

A Spode saucer dish, bat printed in blue with a young boy sowing seed, within a blue line border, 18cm diameter (7"), circa 1815 (faint star crack)

An early 19th century Spode tulip cup modelled and painted as a purple variegated tulip with green tendril handle and canted square foot, mark in black, 7cm high (R)

A collection of English tea wares, to include: Spode black printed cups and saucers, Newhall saucers and tea bowls and a 20th century Spode miniature cup and saucer (D) (15)

An early 19th Century Spode sugar bowl, decorated in monochrome with a wooded river landscape, pattern no. 557, 6" diameter; also a matching cup, saucer and dish (cup af) (4).

A Copeland Spode part dinner service, transfer decorated with the Ellesmere pattern (22).

A 19th Century Spode oblong meat dish with moulded reservoir, transfer decorated with the Willow pattern, impressed and printed marks, 20.5" wide (DI).

A Spode teacup and saucer, decorated in monochrome with floral bouquet and sprigs within gilt line border; a similar blue and white Willow pattern coffee can; other items of early 19th century tea and coffee ware (6)

A Coalport coffee can, decorated in iron-red and brown, with Greek key above bands, c.1800; another, Spode; others, various dates and makers (6)

A Copeland Spode shaped circular plate, painted by V A Blount, signed with continental lakeside town scene within gilt and iron-red border, with white 'seed' pearls, gadrooned rim, 22cm diam, c.1875-90

A Worcester boat shaped tea pot, decorated with deep bands containing scrolling foliage in iron-red pink and gilt, flame finial, scroll handle, 19cm high; a Derby Imari teapot stand, 19cm wide, crown, crossed batons and D mark in red; a Spode teapot stand, lightly decorated in gilt, 20cm wide; etc (faults) (5)

A Copeland and Garrett Late Spode Felspar tea cup and saucer, moulded in relief with shaped scroll cartouches containing roses and other foliage on a lemon ground, gilt line borders, printed mark, c.1840

An early 19th century Spode stone china dish, of oval form, printed in black and over enamelled with chinoiserie flower sprays within a floral and scroll pattern border, printed mark, 26cms across, together with a Copeland willow pattern circular footed dish, impressed and printed marks, 26.3cms diameter

A Copeland late Spode blue and white printed feeding cup, 19th century, florially decorated, 5.5" long, and two willow pattern blue and white planters, 19th century of bucket form, cracked, 4" diameter (3)

Four Spode blue and white Tiber pattern indented plates, early 19th century, 10" diameter and 9.5" diameter, a Thomas & Benjamin Godwin 'Surseya Ghaut Kharn Pore' pattern, blue and white plate, 10.5" diameter and a wild rose pattern blue and white printed plate, 10" diameter (6)

A small pearlware blue and white teapot, early 19th century, printed with two oval views of a woman on a bench with funerary urn within floral borders, brown enamel edge, damaged, 5.5" long, a small Spode blue and white teapot, early 19th century, printed with a woman at a water pump, damaged, 6" long, a pearlware blue and white teapot, printed with abbeys within floral borders, 5.5" long and a small teapot painted with a blue and white trellis pattern, damaged, 5" long, one cover associated (4)

A selection of Spode India pattern blue and white transfer printed dinner wares, circa 1815 - 20, comprising canted rectangular meat plate with gravy dip, 18.5" wide, a serving plate, 19" wide, another 15" wide, a stand 11.5" wide, eight soup plates, 9.5" diameter, six 10" plates, ten 8.5" plates, five 7" plates, damage, (33)

A Copeland Spode muffin dish and cover, pattern number 2701, 22.5cm diameter

A Victorian blue and white rectangular meat plate decorated with pagodas and trees, possibly by Spode, 47cm wide, one other smaller plate of classical ruins, 36.5cm, and another 'Willow pattern', 43cm (3)

A Spode octagonal teapot on a stand, with moulded decoration, painted with floral sprays and gilt edging, painted marks Spode, 2527, 12cm

Seventeen early 19th century English porcelain tea cups and saucers, all with London shaped handles, including a Spode trio (pattern 2009) factories, 'Hilditch & Son, Pellat & Green etc.

Four pieces of late 18th-early 19th century Pearlware dinnerware, two pieces of Davenport ironstone and thirty one pieces of assorted 19th century blue and white dinner and tea ware, factories Wedgwood, Spode, Miles Mason, Bodley etc.

Six early 19th century Spode tea cups and saucers

A SPODE STONE CHINA JAPAN PATTERN DISH, of oblong octagonal form decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and green. Blue transfer printed factory mark, painted 2051. Length 8.25"

A good Spode bone china part tea and coffee service, richly decorated with pattern No.2630, c.1820, comprising: sucrier and cover, slop bowl, a shallow dish, nine teacups, eight coffee cups and nine saucers. (30)

A Spode bute shaped teacup and saucer, printed in gold with buildings in landscapes on a blue ground, c.1810-20. (2)

A Spode sucrier and cover, and matching milk jug, decorated in blue yellow and gilt with bands of scrolls and stylized flowers, printed Felspar marks and two bone china plates painted with landscapes, all 19th century, 17cm. max. (5) Some wear.

Spode 'Death of the Bear' plate, printed with underglaze blue transfer, from the Indian sporting series, impressed and printed marks to base, first half of the 19th century (crazing) 25cm 9.75" diam.

Spode 'Common wolf trap' plate, printed with underglaze blue transfer, from the Indian sporting series, printed and impressed marks to base, first half of the 19th century (crazing) 21cm 8.25" wide

A pair of Spode Maritime Series wall plates depicting "The Glorious 1st of June 1794" and "The Battle of the Nile 1798", with blue and gilt borders, 24cm diam. (2)

A set of twelve Spode blue and white egg cups of Tower pattern. (12)

A collection of commemorative ware including a Spode miniature cup and saucer, two Aynsley plates, assorted mugs and cups. (18)

A Spode Italian pattern blue and white breakfast service for two place settings and a further ribbed jar, similar.

A Copeland Spode Italian pattern blue and white tea set comprising six cups, six saucers, three side plates, sugar, cream and cake plate.

Two salt glazed Spode jars, one marked for J. Dobbie, Kings Arms Hotel, Maxwelltown, the other Robert Lewis, Queensberry Square, Dumfries. (both handles broken).(2)

Three Cadogan Teapots, mid 19th century, two covered in treacle brown glazes "Matlock's Cadogan" and "Copeland & Garrett 'Late Spode", the third printed with "flow blue" roses picked out in gilding in a mixed pea green and salmon ground, impressed marks, (16cm to 19cm) (repair to coloured example) (3)

A Staffordshire "Drabware" Flat Bottomed Jug, probably Spode, circa 1810, finely bat-printed with a ewe and ram and with a pair of grazing rabbits, gilt line border, (10cm)

Two English Bone China "Tobacco Leaf" Pattern Plates, early 19th century, possibly Spode, brightly painted after Chinese originals with overlapping flowers and leaves, unmarked, (23.0cm) (rubbing) (2)

Box Of Misc China Etc.. To Inc Pair Delft Mini Vases, Spode Jug, Blue & White Bowl Etc...

A pair of Copeland Spode oval small plates border printed in blue and white with scrolls and flaves, the centres printed with the legend "Who burnt the tablecloth?", 5.75" wide, 19th/20th century.

A quantity of blue and white pottery:- Copeland Spode Itailian bowl, 9.50 diameter, Abbey patton beaker, Yorkshire Relish plate, 4.25 diameter, various plates, and oval Minton "Delft" pattern meat plate, two tea pot stands and a preserve pot.

Spode, Rockingham cups and jug (3).

Two Staffordshire blue and white Willow pattern oval meat plates, 13. 50 x 12" wide, together with a Copelands Spode Italian cream jug, 3" high.

'John Robotham 1804', his stoneware jug, possibly Spode, the neck glazed blue above hunting sprig and reeded, 18cm high and another smaller jug of similar type with classical sprigs, 8cm high (D) (2)

A Copeland Spode jasper teapot and cover, dated 1918, the spherical body sprigged with hunting scenes against a blue ground together with a jug sprigged with classical dancers, impressed marks and date for 1906, 13.5cm high (3)

An early 19th century teapot, cover and stand, possibly Spode, the oval sectioned sides printed in black with grapes and peaches between gilt lines (D) (3)

A Copeland Spode "Italian" pattern soup tureen and cover, 33cms, [black mark].

A Portmeirion "Botanic Garden" pattern ovoid vase, 17cms, together with a Spode "Italian" pattern small lozenge shaped dish, 17cms, [red/black mark].

A Spode floral decorated soup plate, an Adams "Cries of London" pattern mug, a George Jones and Sons "Abbey" pattern open preserve pot and a Copeland Spode "Italian" pattern bulbous teapot and cover, [4].

A Spode shell shaped dish, decorated with exotic birds in bright colours on a white and gilt ground, 25cms.

A Poole Pottery shallow circular bowl with hand painted floral decoration, 21cms, a pair of Copeland Spode plates depicting a partridge and a woodcock, 27cms, a further pair of Spode Nativity pattern plates and two other various plates by Wade and Clarice Cliff.

A collection of five Copeland Spode "Italian" pattern dessert bowls, together with a breakfast cup and five various saucers, [blue mark].

A Copeland Spode "Chandelier" pattern coffee service in white, red and blue, to comprise coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups, six saucers and side plates [each of triangular shape] and a similar shape sandwich plate.

Spode Decorated Vase And Porcelain Toast Rack