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Spode's Blue Italian is a transfer-printed earthenware pattern introduced by the English pottery company Spode around 1816. The design features a central scene of Italian ruins and landscapes, framed by a border pattern known as the "Chinese Temple" or Imari border. It is one of the longest continuo...
Spode was a ceramics manufacturer founded by Josiah Spode in Stoke-on-Trent, England, in the late 18th century, noted for developing blue underglaze transfer printing on earthenware. Blue Tower is a transfer-printed pattern featuring an architectural tower set within a landscape that combines Chines...
The Spode Blue Italian Vase is an example of English transferware produced by the Spode pottery company. It features the Blue Italian pattern, which was introduced around 1816 and has remained in continuous production for over two centuries. The design consists of finely detailed copperplate engravi...
