Spode Papers 1749-1970

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In the early 1760s, Josiah Spode, (1733 - 1797) who as a six-year old had watched his father buried in a pauper's grave, opened his own small pottery. In the space of the next thirty years he was to make a unique contribution to ceramic art, and found a tradition of excellence that continues to this day. In 1784, Josiah Spode perfected the process of blue underglaze printing on earthenware, which, was the essential catalyst for the phenomenal development of English tableware that wa...

W.T. Copeland and Sons

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Spode Josiah 1755-1827

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Spode Josiah 1777-1829

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Spode family

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Spode, Josiah, 1733-1797

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