An 1860s English Copeland Majolica green platter is a fascinating piece of Victorian-era ceramics. From WT Copeland & Garrett pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire England, a handled server, circa 1860-1875. Glazed in a deep, luscious green, showing an overlapping leaf pattern with twig form handles. Serrate edging, in perfect condition. One of a few shapes produced in this pattern, this is the rectangular example. Beautiful mold work with nicely pooled glazing with a light iridescence.
-Size: 8.5ʺW × 11.75ʺD × 2ʺH
-Materials: majolica ceramic
-Provenance: 19th Century
-Made in: England
-Marked: Impressed Copeland & Garrett, New Fayence, 25
An 1860s English Copeland Majolica green platter is a fascinating piece of Victorian-era ceramics. From WT Copeland & Garrett pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire England, a handled server, circa 1860-1875. Glazed in a deep, luscious green, showing an overlapping leaf pattern with twig form handles. Serrate edging, in perfect condition. One of a few shapes produced in this pattern, this is the rectangular example. Beautiful mold work with nicely pooled glazing with a light iridescence.
-Size: 8.5ʺW × 11.75ʺD × 2ʺH
-Materials: majolica ceramic
-Provenance: 19th Century
-Made in: England
-Marked: Impressed Copeland & Garrett, New Fayence, 25