1-PC Rare Antique Copeland Spode's Tower 9.5-inch English Plate, with an older back stamp

This 1-PC Rare Antique Copeland Spode's Tower 9.5-inch English Plate, with an older back stamp from the iconic Copeland Spode pottery company, is likely a luncheon or decorative plate. Dimensions: 9.5" Diameter Condition: Used - Good Here's more information about this piece: Pattern and Design: The plate features the renowned "Tower" pattern, introduced by Copeland Spode around 1814. The central scene depicts an Italian countryside with a bridge and a tower, specifically based on illustrations from Merigot's "Views of Rome and its Vicinity." The border displays an intricate floral design, while the edge is typically scalloped or gadrooned. Color: The plate shown is in the classic dark blue, also known as "flow blue" or "Royal Saxon Blue," a popular variation of the Tower pattern that gained prominence around 1860. Origin: Copeland Spode is an esteemed English pottery company, and plates like this one were produced in England. Material: Spode's Tower plates are typically made of high-quality earthenware or porcelain. Use and Collectibility: While functional for dining, these 9.5-inch plates are often collected for their decorative value and historical significance as pieces of vintage or antique English china.