Introduced in the early 20th century, Spode Sheffield holds a special place in the legacy of English fine china, embodying the refinement and craftsmanship that define Spode Copeland's China. Crafted with the same dedication to excellence as Spode's renowned porcelain artistry, this pattern blends hand-applied 22-karat gold accents with intricate embossing, creating a seamless fusion of classic British heritage and timeless sophistication.

Set Includes:
Eight (8) Dinner Plates - 10.75" (27.3 cm)
Eight (8) Salad Plates - 7.88" (20 cm)
Eight (8) Saucers - 6.13" (15.6 cm)
Eight (8) Cups - 2.25" (5.7 cm) height
Eight (8) Coupe Cereal/Soup Bowls - 6.63" (16.8 cm)

Excellent Antique Condition: No cracks, chips, or repairs. Light utensil traces, visible only upon close inspection. The porcelain's brilliance and gold detailing remain beautifully intact. The Dinner and Salad Plates feature the green "Spode Copeland's China England" stamp, dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s, confirming their early production. The "Spode Fine Bone China England" stamp with pattern code R568-I indicates a mid-20th century (1960s) production, reflecting a later refinement of the pattern.

Spode Sheffield exemplifies the grandeur of English tableware, where the purity of white bone china meets luxurious gold trim. Coveted for its elegant scalloped edges and refined detailing, this collection is destined to become a treasured heirloom. Blending historic craftsmanship with graceful design, it carries the unmistakable legacy of Spode, an investment in artistry, heritage, and enduring style to be cherished for generations.

A statement of refined taste and classic luxury, this set commands attention, sparks conversation, and elevates any dining experience. Imagine a wedding gift that stands out, an anniversary present so exquisite it will be admired for years to come, or a coveted china cabinet set for the discerning collector. Handcrafted in England, a region celebrated for producing some of the world's finest bone china, Spode Sheffield reflects the meticulous artistry synonymous with Copeland's Spode.

Provenance: Procured from a prestigious family estate collection in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, adding to its historical significance and desirability.
Care:

To maintain its brilliance, hand wash only with mild detergent and warm water. Avoid abrasives and dishwashers to preserve the intricate gold trim and fine porcelain finish. While we recommend displaying this set in a curated collection, for added protection, store plates with soft liners or felt to prevent scratches and ensure their timeless elegance remains untouched.
Shipping & Packaging: Your purchase will be expertly packaged for secure transit, with full insurance included for peace of mind.

International buyers welcome - customs duties & import taxes apply.

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History of Spode Sheffield - A Legacy in Fine Bone China

Founded in 1770 by Josiah Spode, the Spode brand revolutionized fine porcelain, pioneering the bone china formulation still used today. The Sheffield pattern, crafted in the early 20th century, reflects the golden era of English tableware, blending influences from Victorian opulence, Edwardian refinement, and early Art Deco aesthetics.

As one of Spode's most distinguished patterns, Sheffield's gold-accented bone china represents a century of expert craftsmanship and timeless design. Each piece was expertly handcrafted to uphold Spode's legacy of excellence, ensuring that this collection remains an enduring symbol of luxury and refinement.

Over the decades, Spode Sheffield has become a coveted treasure among collectors, admired for its sophisticated gold embellishments and historic significance. With its limited availability and increasing rarity, acquiring a full Sheffield set is an exclusive opportunity for those who appreciate fine European craftsmanship, investment-worthy tableware, and heirloom-quality porcelain.

Bridging the gap between heritage craftsmanship and modern luxury, Spode Sheffield is a timeless piece of history, ready to grace the most refined dining collections for generations to come.