Antique Spode Caneware Oval Tureen Dish with Ivy Relief, 19thC Wedgwood

Antique Spode Caneware Oval Tureen Dish with Ivy Relief, 19thC WedgwoodThis attractive antique tureen dish is a fine example of 19thcentury Spode caneware, notable for its warm strawcoloured body and crisply modelled neoclassical ornament. Of compact oval form, measuring approximately 16 cm by 12 cm at the base, it was conceived as a small covered serving tureen or sauce dish and would once have formed part of a more extensive Spode dinner or dessert service. The piece comes with provenance from a Phillips auction, where

this large decorative urn commands attention with its graceful silhouette and traditional Jasperware styling

is one of the most iconic and desirable colourways

Form: Hedgehog crocus flower holder / flower frog

Elegant proportions

often providing important clues to dating and authenticity

or dining sideboard

Date: Early 1800s (early 19th century)

They testify to its age and originality and differentiate it from modern

This antique English jelly mold is more than a simple kitchen tool

Refined neoclassical style

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Condition is commensurate with age and use but should be noted carefully