Set of 6 Copeland Spode Carpenters Hall Plates – J.E. Caldwell Philadelphia 1774

Offered here is a set of 6 vintage Copeland Spode plates, made in England and produced exclusively for J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia. Each plate features a detailed black transferware image of Carpenters' Hall, the meeting place of the First Continental Congress in September 1774. • Maker: Copeland Spode, England • Exclusively for: J.E. Caldwell & Co. (est. Philadelphia, 1839) • Pattern/Design: Carpenters' Hall – Philadelphia Historic Series • Diameter: 10.75" (dinner plates) • Color: Black transferware on cream with basket-weave and gadroon border • Date of Manufacture: Plates with Copeland Spode England backstamp like this were typically produced circa 1930s–1950s, made for commemorative/historical collections by Caldwell. • Condition: • 5 plates are in very good vintage condition, showing only minor surface wear from age. • 1 plate has a rim chip (see close-up photo). • No cracks or major damage, overall well-preserved. Features: • Historic commemorative design of Carpenters' Hall, an iconic Philadelphia landmark. • Marked with Copeland Spode backstamp and impressed Copeland mark. • Collectible set, perfect for display or as part of American historical porcelain collections. Shipping: All 6 plates will be carefully packed and shipped with full insurance.