Spode Chinese Rose Wash Basin and Pitcher Set
Ceramics and Fine China

Spode Chinese Rose Wash Basin and Pitcher Set

This is a vintage two-piece wash basin and jug (pitcher) set featuring the iconic 'Chinese Rose' pattern by Spode. The pieces are crafted from high-quality fine earthenware, characterized by a creamy white base color and a vibrant polychrome floral Chinoiserie design. The pattern prominently displays large pink peonies, yellow flowers, and stylized birds perched on gnarled branches, reflecting a style popular in 18th-century porcelain imports. The pitcher features a scalloped, ruffled rim with an elegant, bark-like textured handle, while the bowl exhibits a matching scalloped edge with an embossed basketweave or floral texture around the outer rim. Fine green trim accents the edges of both pieces. This specific pattern, number 2/8940, was introduced by Spode in approximately 1913 and remained popular through the mid-20th century. The set appears to be in excellent used condition with a glossy glaze throughout, showing no immediate signs of chips, cracks, or heavy crazing. The craftsmanship is indicative of Spode's high production standards, with crisp transfer printing and deep, rich color saturation.

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

Basic Information

Category

Ceramics and Fine China

Appraised On

February 23, 2026

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

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Chinese Rose

Item Description

This is a vintage two-piece wash basin and jug (pitcher) set featuring the iconic 'Chinese Rose' pattern by Spode. The pieces are crafted from high-quality fine earthenware, characterized by a creamy white base color and a vibrant polychrome floral Chinoiserie design. The pattern prominently displays large pink peonies, yellow flowers, and stylized birds perched on gnarled branches, reflecting a style popular in 18th-century porcelain imports. The pitcher features a scalloped, ruffled rim with an elegant, bark-like textured handle, while the bowl exhibits a matching scalloped edge with an embossed basketweave or floral texture around the outer rim. Fine green trim accents the edges of both pieces. This specific pattern, number 2/8940, was introduced by Spode in approximately 1913 and remained popular through the mid-20th century. The set appears to be in excellent used condition with a glossy glaze throughout, showing no immediate signs of chips, cracks, or heavy crazing. The craftsmanship is indicative of Spode's high production standards, with crisp transfer printing and deep, rich color saturation.

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