RARE Black Transferware Saucer Plate English Fox Hunt Scene Spode Copeland cash's silk hare Then began she did to
Description
Then began she did to ascend away
This sevens was taken from the steel engraving by William Tombleson ca 1841 (see last photo)
It is well over 100 years old
Marked Made in England
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RARE Black Transferware Saucer Plate English Fox Hunt Scene Spode Copeland cash's silk hare Then began she did toThis circa 1930's saucer plate is part of the Hunt series from Spode Copeland featuring the works of J F Herring, aka The Artist Coachmen, which the Copelands commissioned themselves. The pieces depict an English hunt scene on the center of the saucer. The scenes are hand painted with shades of green, gold, brown and red. The border is a black, airy design and looks like a seaweed. Really unique and interesting! THIS IS FOR THE SAUCER PLATE ONLY. Cup
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