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Tazza:

No makers mark, incised "18"

 

Iowa Jayhawk correctly identified the square plates as Spode's Tower, you have your eye in!.

 

I was wondering if the cream ware with center rose was Copeland?

 

Sorry, that's Spode's Jewel late 1920s

Edit. Sorry?. Copeland Spode! I need a brain transplant!

 

I should have looked up the plate I was thinking of. Turns out that's Spode as well.

 

Just realised I contradicted you!

Of course you were right!

 

There's Mother's SPODE "Billingsley Rose."

Debora

 

I would have said this is the oldest

 

Yes, that is the additional info on the base

 

Yes. Me too

 

I was thinking of the blue ones, something like this Copeland Spode. I should get out my book and look but I've been up to my ears in projects

 

So this is what we have so far. Correct?

 

Cluttered, the two square blue and white dishes were identified as John Meir c 1820 and probably the oldest. From the pineapple border series and featuring Yorkshire scenes. And now on their way to a new owner!

The three square plates were identified as Spode's tower and are post 1891 and probably 20th century

 

Thanks, I thought those were the Spode that had been recently made. But you were talking about the red and white ones.

Sometimes hard for me to track all the information.
Thanks.

Was the butter dish identified?

 

My fault for not numbering them at the start!

If you mean the covered dish it is Copeland Spode again, 20th century, unfashionable foxhunting scenes.