c. 1812–1833
SPODE Stone-China
Copeland dates this style to about 1812–1833; this red example is associated with the Royal Pavilion pagodas.
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1767-1833 Josiah Spode mark: 1806–1820
Mark details
- Period
- 1806–1820
- Place
- Stoke-on-Trent, England
Dating cue
The Prince of Wales backstamp ceased in 1820 when Spode became potter to King George IV.
Notes
The source leaves open whether this backstamp was restricted to ware made specifically for the Prince of Wales.
Other 1767-1833 Josiah Spode marks
c. 1812–1833
black
The source rejects Godden’s circa 1805–1815 date for black and cites Copeland’s circa 1812–1833 for this style.
1815–1833
SPODE 4
Copeland dates this upper-case serif style to 1815–1833; the two illustrated marks occur on the same object.
1815–1833
SPODE
Copeland dates this upper-case serif style to 1815–1833; the two illustrated marks occur on the same object.
1822–1833
SPODE'S NEW STONE
The source associates this mark with a new Stone China formula introduced about 1821–1822.
1822–1833
SPODE'S NEW STONE
The source associates this mark with a new Stone China formula introduced about 1821–1822.