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Spode Porcelain Dish Pattern 287 c.1805 Early English Antique 20cm

Spode Porcelain Dish Pattern 287 c.1805 Early English Antique 20cm

Regular price £119.20 GBP
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Indulge in the elegance of early 19th-century English porcelain with this exquisite Spode dish in the rare and desirable pattern no. 287, dating to around 1805. A refined piece of early Spode production, this antique porcelain dish offers collectors and connoisseurs a wonderful opportunity to own an authentic example of Regency-era ceramic artistry.

Crafted in fine porcelain and decorated in Spode’s distinctive style of the early 1800s, this dish embodies the grace, balance, and attention to detail that made the Spode name synonymous with quality. The pattern 287 is a documented early Spode design, sought after by serious collectors for its historical importance and its refined aesthetic.

Measuring approximately 20cm in length, this elegant dish is beautifully proportioned and ideal for display in a cabinet, on a sideboard, or as part of a curated table setting. Its compact size makes it versatile: perfect as a stand-alone statement piece or as a harmonious addition to a larger collection of antique Spode, early English porcelain, or Regency ceramics.

Key Features:

  • Authentic antique Spode porcelain dish
  • Pattern number: 287 (early documented Spode pattern)
  • Date: circa 1805 (early 19th century)
  • Material: Fine porcelain / early English bone china style
  • Length: approx. 20cm
  • Origin: England, Spode factory

Condition:

This c.1805 Spode dish survives in good antique condition, especially considering its age of over 200 years. There is a small hairline visible on the back, noted for complete accuracy and reflected in the pricing. The front presents very well and the piece displays beautifully. No restoration is observed. As with all genuine period porcelain, minor age-related wear and manufacturing characteristics may be present, consistent with early 19th-century production and long-term careful use.

Collecting & Interior Style:

Early Spode porcelain is highly regarded by collectors of fine English ceramics, and pattern 287 is particularly appealing to those focusing on the Regency period and the evolution of English porcelain design. This dish would sit comfortably alongside pieces by Worcester, Derby, Coalport, and other leading factories of the era. Its refined decoration and elegant form make it an ideal choice for:

  • Dedicated Spode collectors seeking early pattern examples
  • Curators of Georgian and Regency tableware
  • Interior designers creating a classic English country house or townhouse look
  • Decorative displays in china cabinets, dressers, and vitrines
  • Thoughtful, historically rich gifts for lovers of fine porcelain

Whether you are building a serious collection of antique porcelain or simply looking for a single luxurious accent piece with genuine history and character, this Spode dish offers a blend of beauty, authenticity, and rarity that is increasingly hard to find on the market.

Authenticity & Assurance:

All pieces are carefully selected with an emphasis on quality, originality, and decorative appeal. This dish is guaranteed to be an authentic early Spode porcelain item from around 1805, not a modern reproduction. It has been inspected and described with care so that you can buy with confidence.

Shipping & Packaging:

Your antique Spode dish will be packed with professional attention to detail, using appropriate protective materials to ensure it reaches you safely. We understand the importance of preserving fine porcelain and always ship with great care.

Enquiries:

If you have any questions about this Spode pattern 287 dish, its condition, dating, or suitability for your collection, please feel free to send a message. Additional information or photographs can be provided on request.

Elevate your collection or interior with this distinguished c.1805 Spode porcelain dish – a refined and authentic piece of early English ceramic history.

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