COPY - 2 Copeland Spode 8” Lunch Plates. Lady Anne pattern Circa 1941

These two plates are made by Copeland Spode and are labeled Spode’s Mansard. They are made in England and this pattern is called LadyAnne. They are marked on the back by the artist and stamped with their makers mark. No chips or cracks. Under the glaze on a couple spots of blue marks. I think they are speckles of paint from when they hand painted these. They feature roses. The outer rim has a crisscross pattern. Absolutely no chips or cracks or utensil marks they must’ve been used for display. These are signed and Numbered differently. Spode is collectible due to the fine quality of Bone China. They set the standard for England’s bone china.