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Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Blue and White Side Plate to the 1800s.
” The plate carries the impressed “Copeland late Spode” mark along with the printed pattern name. Diameter: 18 cm.
This pattern, with these specific marks, was produced only between 1829 and 1833, a very short run of just four years. The plate is in excellent, original condition, free from chips, cracks, restoration, or significant wear.
Price: £295.00 — includes UK shipping
Background
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• Origin: The Indian Sporting Scenes series began with Spode around 1809 and continued into the Copeland period. Designs were inspired by Samuel Howitt’s coloured engravings from Captain Thomas Williamson’s Oriental Field Sports, Wild Sports of the East (1807).
• • Scenes: The series includes a variety of titled hunting scenes such as “The Hog Deer at Bay,” “Hunting a Hog Deer,” and “Death of the Bear.” Titles were typically printed on the reverse.
• • About this Scene: “The Hog Deer at Bay” depicts the dramatic moment a hog deer is cornered by hunting dogs, corresponding to plate 40 of Williamson’s 1807 publication.
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Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Blue and White Side Plate to the 1800s.
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Copeland Late Spode ‘Indian Sporting Scenes’ Rare Side Plate – The Hog Deer at Bay
