Copeland Spode England: Antique Gravy Boat

Great condition. One very small chip on the underside of the rim (as shown in Please see pictures and check out the measurements below: This sauce boat will hold about a cup and a half of gravy or sauce. The boat (from spout to handle outside edge) is about 9 1/2" long, and the plate is the same length. The plate is about 7" wide... No crazing or discolouration. “Copeland Spode appears on some pieces of nineteenth-century English porcelain. Josiah Spode established a pottery at Stoke-on-Trent, England, in 1770. In 1833, the firm was purchased by William Copeland and Thomas Garrett and the mark was changed to Copeland Spode. https://www.kovels.com/antique-collectibles-prices/copeland-spode#:~:text=Copeland%20Spode%20appears%20on%20some,was%20changed%20to%20Copeland%20Spode. “