Spode 19thc Peacock Plate

This is a beautiful Breakfast set made by Spode between 1813 and 1825 – Josiah Spode II period 1797 to 1827. Decorated with early transfer print, the “Peacock” pattern 2083, and hand-coloured in bright enamels over the glaze. The pattern consists of large peonies and two peacocks seated on a rock formation. This, the original pattern, has been repeated in many forms at Spode right up to their closure in 2008. By c1817 many of Spode’s ceramics were marked with the manufacturer’s name, the pattern number & worker’s marks. Spode in black – 2083 in red painters mark. Large china plate, 23.5 cm diameter, made of a thin, bright white china with detailed enamels and gilding. Excellent condition, fabulous colours. No damage. 200 years old.