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Spode - Dinnerware

Spode is one of the better known, high-quality china producers of England. The company has roots going back to the 1700s when Josiah Spode began developing his fine bone china. I have pieces from only six of their patterns.

Blue Bird

Spode Blue Bird has a white background with yellow and blue fruits, flowers and a bird.

Buttercup

Spode Buttercup is fashioned after a Spode pattern from 1895. It is a complex pattern of yellow flowers with brown filigree on a cream basket weave background and scalloped edge.

Chinese Rose (Green Trim)

This Spode Chinese Rose pattern was produced from 1952 to 2006. It features an oriental motif with Ming trees.

Christmas Tree

Obviously Spode produced the Christmas Tree pattern as holiday dinnerware. It features a white background, green, decorated Christmas tree and came with several different colored trims. With the exception of the votive candle holder, all my pieces were made in England.

Milkwood

Spode's Milkwood pattern is a display of blue and white flowers with brown leaves. The china is very translucent.

New England

Spode New England is white bone china with different leaf patterns on each piece.

Peplow R8542

Spode produced several versions of this pattern. This one has a goldish/yellow (but not true gold) trim. It was produced from 1950 to 1969.

Romney

Spode (Copeland) Romney pattern offers a floral display on an off-white/cream background.

Westbourne

Spode Westbourne came in brown and multi-colored. It was produced from 2004-2005.

Willow (Blue Room)

Spode Willow Blue Room was only produced in 2002.