Overview
A pair of elegant creamware candlesticks featuring a dynamic spiral-fluted base and a classic trumpet rim.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Copeland Spode Spiral Swirl Candlesticks, c.1930s-1940s
Photo reference
3 uploaded photos
Story
In the 1930s, as the world moved away from heavy Victorian aesthetics, English potteries like Spode embraced 'Neo-Regency' styles that focused on pure form and the play of light.
Maker / Origin
Josiah Spode I founded the company in 1770 and is famously credited with perfecting the formula for fine bone china.
Condition & Value
The photos show significant crazing throughout the glaze, which is typical for Spode earthenware of this age. This estimate is for the pair.
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