England Spode Porcelain Saucer Green Transferware Regency Marked 19th Century

🏺 Product Details
🆔 Inventory Code INV2991
Ⓜ️ Material Transfer-printed Porcelain
🏳️ Origin Spode Factory, Stoke-on-Trent, England
🏛️ Period Early to Mid-19th Century – circa 1830–1850
🅂 Pattern Green Floral Transfer – Transfer-printed in olive-green underglaze, featuring roses, foliage, and butterflies arranged in a dense botanical design typical of early Victorian taste.
🏷️ Marked Impressed and underglaze blue “SPODE” mark to base, consistent with early 19th-century Spode porcelain production.

📜 Description An attractive Spode porcelain saucer decorated in rich green transfer-printing, featuring full-blown roses and foliage intertwined with butterflies. The floral motif combines botanical accuracy with decorative stylisation, showing the influence of Regency and early Victorian design aesthetics. The base bears the early “SPODE” mark, used circa 1810–1830, continuing slightly into the mid-century for certain patterns.

Collector’s Notes: Green transferware, though less common than blue, was popular among Spode and other Staffordshire makers in the first half of the 19th century. Comparable designs are referenced in Copeland & Garrett pattern books of the 1830s and in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s English porcelain collections.

🔍 Condition GOOD ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) – Moderate surface wear, glaze crazing and light staining commensurate with age. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

📐 Sizes
Height 3.0 cm
Diameter 16.5 cm