Rare Antique Copeland Spode Ruins Green Transferware Plate Acorn & Oak Leaf Border shabby chic Three harvest workers carry sheaves

Three harvest workers carry sheaves of wheat over a small bridge covered stream amidst the trees

to Wedgwood and Byerley

These bowls or deep plates  were particularly popular in the 18th and 19th centuries

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Rare Antique Copeland Spode Ruins Green Transferware Plate Acorn & Oak Leaf Border shabby chic Three harvest workers carry sheavesSPODE COPELAND GREEN TRANSFERWARE PLATE Castle Ruins For consideration is this early Copeland Spode plate. It has a gorgeous acorn and oak leaf border surrounding the scenic castle ruins. Very hard to find in green! Condition is good. No chips or cracks. There is a little crazing, commensurate to age Measures just under 11 It has the Copeland mark and a crown impressed on the back as well as an impressed letter number combination