19th Century Round Lidded Soap Dish Three Piece by Copeland England Registry Mark
Description: This 19th-century Blue & White Transferware Soap Dish was once part of a wash basin set commonly seen in bedrooms during the Victorian era before indoor plumbing. In round form, this three-piece set consisting of a dish, strainer and matching lid is decorated with an elegant blue ribbon and bow pattern. A fine example of period craftsmanship, combining functionality with a decorative appeal. It bears the impressed Copeland mark along with raised and printed English registry marks on the base, dating this piece mid-1800s.
- Round Shape
- Blue Transfer on White
- Three-Piece Set
- Dome Lid with Finger-Tip Handle
Note: Please refer to “Condition” for important additional information
Circa: 1861-1867 Registration Date: Jun 11, 1861
Dimensions:
Overall Height (with lid): 3 ¾”
Bowl: Diameter: 4 ¾” (top) Height: 1 ¾”, Strainer: 5 ¼” (to outer edge)
Product Weight: 15.3 ounces
Primary Colors: Blue & White
Primary Material: Earthenware
Origin: England
Maker: Copeland
Condition: Previously owned - used. Condition is consistent with age and use. Wear/rubbing to the base. Some glaze pops and pitting on interior and/or lid. A 1 ½ inch hairline crack is present in the strainer from outer edge. Does go through to other side although still appears to be strong. Some areas of light wear on blue.
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