A genuine Copeland & Garrett Victorian tureen, registry-stamped 14 October 1844. This rare piece features elegant brown transferware botanical decoration—highlighting the Statice plant, symbol of remembrance—framed with delicate hand-gilded accents and crowned with a gilt finial.
Perfect for collectors and historical tablescapes, this is a show-stopping piece of English porcelain heritage.
Why It’s Special:
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Registered Copeland & Garrett design dated 14 Oct 1844
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Rare bird & botanical pattern with Statice (flower of remembrance) motif
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Crisp transfer and bright gilding despite its 180+ year history
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Includes printed Story Card with Victorian history and symbolism
Maker: Copeland & Garrett, Stoke-on-Trent, England
Registry Date: 14 Oct 1844 (cartouche-stamped)
Material: Fine porcelain
Colour: Brown transferware, hand-gilded highlights
Design: Bird & botanical (Statice)
Approx. Dimensions: 10.2" W × 5.5" H (tabletop to finial)
Backstamp: Registered cartouche stamp + pattern number
Condition (Honest & Clear):
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Very good antique state (180+ years old)
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Small upper-rim chip (see photos)
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Fine hairline on base (stable & non-structural; does not appear inside bowl)
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Gilt remains bright; transfer remains crisp
Perfect For:
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Show-stopping Thanksgiving or Christmas centrepiece
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Collectors of early Victorian export porcelain
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Downton-Abbey-inspired interiors and historical tablescapes
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Unique gifting with provenance
Shipping Information:
✔️ FREE Tracked USA Shipping included in the price (Royal Mail Int’l Tracked, 7–10 business days)
✔️ UK buyers: Free Access-Point collection with optional £5.99 home delivery upgrade
✔️ Double-boxed, poly-swirl void fill, and clearly marked FRAGILE
Returns:
We accept returns within 14 days. If your item doesn’t feel quite right, just send us a message — we’re always happy to help with kindness and care.
Bonus:
Comes with a printed Story Card detailing its Victorian history and floral symbolism — ideal for provenance records or thoughtful gifting.
