Rare Yellow Transferware Teapot Spode Copeland Lattice and Geraniums Flowers April Cornell Placemats Hancock died on May 9th
Description
Hancock died on May 9th of 1900 and was succeeded in the business by his sons
For consideration is this highly collectible demitasse cup and saucer depicting pastoral scenes of English life with a lovely peony and rose floral border
and for her philanthropic work
From Wedgwood
though far from being overcome
Rare Yellow Transferware Teapot Spode Copeland Lattice and Geraniums Flowers April Cornell Placemats Hancock died on May 9thGorgeous, vintage yellow transferware teapot by Copeland Spode in the Geranium pattern. Very rare to see in yellow with hand painted green accents. Yellow is the rarest of transferware colors. I love the unique lattice border on this one! Measures: 10 1 4" handle to spout x 6" tall to top of lid Condition: Great, no chips or cracks there is some crazing and a small glaze skip *Platter shown in last photo is listed separately To learn more about
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