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Two sets of English porcelain cobalt-rimmed dessert plates

Late 19th/early 20th century
The first with green Copeland Spode factory mark and red printed retailer: Gilman Collamore & Co. / New York; red painted pattern: R614; the second with blue Royal Worcester factory mark and retailer: The Dulin & Martin Co. / Washington, D.C.; red painted pattern: C2327
Comprising a set of nine Copeland Spode porcelain 8.875" dessert plates with scalloped gilt rims, and a set of nine Royal Worcester porcelain 9" dessert plates with gilt rims
18 pieces

  • Provenance:
    From the Collection of Robert A. Day
  • Condition: Not examined under UV light. In generally good condition with typical wear, scuffs, and light scratches commensurate with use. Light wear to gilding and scattered knife marks. One Spode plate with heavy crazing. Another with hairline on cobalt rim extending approximately 6" in length with some separation and small losses in the corresponding area, this plate also has a U-shaped hairline on the opposite side. Royal Worcester in overall good condition.

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