Bone china dish pattern 488, c. 1803-4, ability to supply dinnerware. Spode continues to use bone china

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  • Copeland Lectures
    • Copeland Lecture-Ceramic Bygones 2001
    • Copeland Lecture-Spode and the China Trade
    • Copeland Lecture-Up to Elbows in Clay 2007
    • Copeland Lecture-Hudson Bay Co 1993
    • Copeland Lecture-Blue and White
  • Processes
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