Touch of Time Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
The elegant shape rises from a circular foot to a gently flaring rim. Both rim and foot are encircled by Spode’s distinctive raised pearled border, a laborious technique in which individual white enamel beads are applied by hand to create a jewel-like finish.

The vases are potted in Spode’s early bone china and date to the Regency period, circa 1810–1815.
• Maker: Spode
• Pattern: Japan / Imari no. 967
• Date: c.1810–1815
• Marks: partially rubbed, but still visible handwritten Spode and painted pattern number 967 to each base

• Dimensions: 15.5 cm high, top diameter -11.7 cm.
• Condition: excellent throughout, no chips, cracks or restoration; enamels very well preserved and there’s only small amount of gilt wear, mainly to the top rim.
A very attractive and increasingly difficult to find pair which would grace any collection of English porcelain or Regency furnishings.
Touch of Time Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
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