4 - Iconic Spode Blue Italian Dinner Plates first introduced in 1816.

Featuring an authentic example of Spode Blue Italian transferware, a legendary English ceramic pattern manufactured in Stoke-on-Trent, England since its introduction in 1816. A classic pastoral landscape depicting Roman ruins, rolling hills, a flowing river, and distant castles. In the foreground, figures and livestock rest near trees, capturing the essence of the classic Italian countryside. A highly detailed, continuous Imari Oriental geometric design featuring dense floral clusters and intricate scrollwork. This fusion of a European landscape with a Japanese-inspired border is the hallmark of the collection. A rich, deep cobalt blue applied onto a crisp white or cream ceramic body, creating a striking contrast characteristic of classic English blue and white china. A gently scalloped rim with an inner raised ridge that defines the deep center well. Crafted from durable earthenware or fine porcelain. The design is applied using traditional underglaze transfer printing, a process where a copper plate engraving is transferred to paper and pressed onto the clay before glazing, ensuring the pattern never fades. No condition issues including chips, cracks, hairlines or repairs. 10.5” in Diameter. Look at photos as they constitute the visual description. Please let me know if you have questions.