A Copeland porcelain part dessert service, for Thomas Goode & Co of London
Circa 1890-1910
Comprising eleven luncheon plates, two twin handled tureens with scalloped rims supported on four scroll supports, two circular serving dishes, one oval serving dish and four sauce tureens, each piece is finely decorated with colourfully enamelled floral bouquets surrounded by richly decorated paste gilded festoons and scrolling decoration, reserved against a Guilloché style green ground; plate 22cm diam, underglaze blue factory mark, gilt T. Goode & Co. retailers mark, painted pattern number 6771. (20)
Comprising eleven luncheon plates, two twin handled tureens with scalloped rims supported on four scroll supports, two circular serving dishes, one oval serving dish and four sauce tureens, each piece is finely decorated with colourfully enamelled floral bouquets surrounded by richly decorated paste gilded festoons and scrolling decoration, reserved against a Guilloché style green ground; plate 22cm diam, underglaze blue factory mark, gilt T. Goode & Co. retailers mark, painted pattern number 6771. (20)
Sold for
£2,520
inc. premium
Footnotes
- Information from the Spode factory describes the border decoration as 'water green' and suggests that the service was painted by Robert Eaton.
Category: Decorative Arts / European Ceramics
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