Click Spode and Landscapes for more information.
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| Plate, Flower Embossed shape, pattern 1926 c1813 |
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| Plate, Stone China, 'Landscape', pattern 2857 c1820 |
Leaves
Click Spode and Leaves for more Spode designs inspired by leaf shapes. You can also look on the S page for Savoy and the C page for Cabbage.
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| Andromeda pattern, catalogue 1961 |
Limepot, Vietnamese
See Vietnamese Limepot
The London Business
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| Trade card British Museum |
Spode and London
Spode and Showing Off
Who Owned Spode?
London Shape
London is the name of a teaware shape made by
Spode and many other manufacturers.
Introduced around 1813. It was very popular and Spode continued
to make the shape into the early 21st century.
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| Coffee cup, Spode bone china, London shape, pattern 2169 introduced c1815, made c1847 |
Many potters manufacturing in the late
1700s/early 1800s, including Spode, did not always mark their wares. The
variation in the shape of these similar cups and in particular their handles
helps to identify which manufacturer made them. Have a look at my blog Spode and Cup Handles for more information.
Also
visit Spode
Exhibition Online to explore teaware shapes.
Lowestoft shape was produced in Stone China body. Find out more about this shape by clicking Spode and Trade Winds.
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| 1983 catalogue page |
Lucano pattern
Please click Spode and a Hot Water Plate to see this pattern from c1819 and find out a bit more of its history.
