Spode George IV Period Cup & Saucer

Stock Number: – OWA3478

Date: - Circa 1810

Materials: – China clay used by Spode was mined in Cornwall.

Country of Origin: – England

Description: – A fine Georgian period Bute shaped tea cup & saucer. Each piece is decorated with an elegant, and typically Georgian pattern displaying rich floral gilding upon a peach ground.  The pattern 1201 painted in gold on the reverse of the saucer was introduced in 1808.

Size & Weight: –  The tea cup is 6cm tall & 8cm across rim, the deep saucer is 14cm across. The weight of the whole is 220g

Condition: – The porcelain is in excellent condition without any chips, cracks or restoration. The gilding is in good order overall with just some very minor wear as expected on an item over 200 years old. The rims are in good order see images.

Photography: - Please look at the images as they show a true status of this delightful Georgian Period Cup & Saucer. There are some light reflections seen following the photography and are not discolourations to the glaze.

History & Marks:– The saucer is marked in gold with a Pattern number of 1201

Declaration:– This Bute shaped cup & saucer are original Spode porcelain from the time period described. 

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