This Copeland Spode three-section dish with handle is decorated in the Byron's Groups pattern — a design inspired by a fragment of marble discovered in Athens, paired with Old English Spode Flowers first produced in 1816. You are not just buying a dish. You are holding two centuries of English ceramic artistry in your hands.

The Byron's Groups pattern was named in the romantic spirit of Lord Byron's era — a time when antiquity, travel, and the beauty of ancient ruins captured the imagination of all of Europe. That story lives in every curve of this transferware.

The Details:

Maker: Copeland Spode, England

Pattern: Byron's Groups with Old English Spode Flowers

First produced: 1816

Three section dish with handle — functional and beautiful

Classic blue and white transferware

Good antique condition — ready to use or display

Three ways to love this piece:

Fill it with chocolates or petit fours for entertaining

Display it on a plate stand as part of a blue and white collection

Style it on a bookshelf or mantle as a collected object

Ships carefully packed from Atlanta, Georgia. Questions welcome.