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Collectibles: What is the purpose of Copeland Spode China pattern is to include these symbols?
A griffin, a purple flower, lamp oil and a lily. These symbols relevant to an organization, club or public functions (British, Canadian or American)? I found a service of vintage Spode Copeland china with this design. I find no reference to it or photos of anything that resembles this pattern. China is about 1927. Any help would be appreciated.
Although I do not know details about your model, I can offer information. It is possible that if the chin was made by Copeland Spode, it may have been supplied as a white and decorated by a retailer or individual specific. This was often done by Chinese manufacturers, however, more frequently in the 19th century. Many parts on the market are manufactured by companies the reputation of a thriving cottage industry of china painters. For more details on your model you can check your local library resources. Kovel book are often instructive in this regard. You may even find some books specifically referencing Copeland-Spode. I'm sorry I can not be more helpful. Maybe you could post a photo with your application, as this may give a better idea of the details. If you choose to this picture the rear markings as well!
