RARE Copeland SPODE Canadian Pacific OYSTER PLATE 1915
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This lovely old oyster plate is the third of 9 that I have to offer this week. It is hand painted transfer-ware. The painted detail is in shades green, yellow, blue, red and brown. T are 5 oyster wells, each decorated with a floral scene, and a center well, which is in the shape of a 5-pointed star. This beautiful piece is 8 1/2 inches and is marked on bottom COPELAND late SPODE "HERON" R #616-- CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES. Also on bottom is an impressed M 19 and a B, a large 3-6 and remnants of an orange mark that I do not recognize. T are no visible signs of damage. This plate does show signs of wear normal to age, including light crazing. I do not know the exact age, but it dates from 1915 to 1921. I have 8 other differing oyster plates available and will happily combine items to save on shipping. Thank you for viewing and please see my other items of interest and envy! Canadian Pacific Line / Canadian Pacific Railway Co. (CPR) / Canadian Pacific Ocean Services (CPOS) In 1884 the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. entered into ship owning and three steamers were built to operate Great Lakes services. These ships sailed across the Atlantic, were cut in half at Montreal, towed to Buffalo and rejoined. In 1886 regular passenger services were started between Montreal and Port Moody and in 1887 a service between Vancouver and the Orient
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