Description
Red Willow transferware is considerably rarer than its blue counterpart, and a W.T. Copeland & Sons example from the late 19th century is a genuinely significant find for the serious collector.
Decorated in a deep red Willow-style design featuring a pagoda landscape, willow tree, bridge, boat and birds within a textured red border, this plate carries the W.T. Copeland & Sons mark, placing it in the Stoke-on-Trent Spode/Copeland tradition. The warm red tone and detailed chinoiserie composition give it a strong display presence, suited to collectors of Staffordshire transferware, Spode/Copeland ceramics and classic chinoiserie-inspired tableware.
- Maker: W.T. Copeland & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, England
- Dimensions: 1 cm (height) × 26.5 cm (width)
- Condition: Visible condition as shown in images
- Period: Late 19th century
A rare and distinguished piece — pairs naturally with the Copeland Spode's Italian Blue and White Tea Cup and Saucer in this collection.