Garrett Copeland (Spode) Antique Camilla Green Transferware Plate Tracy Park Tulsa The road winds up the

The road winds up the hill to a homestead

5” x 7" x 7" W

The border is a lovely blend of Victorian scrolls and lush florals

This is an original piece from the wood fence / railing around the 2nd floor balcony (can be seen in photo)

They're new but will look so gorgeous with an existing Majolica collection or on their own

Garrett Copeland (Spode) Antique Camilla Green Transferware Plate Tracy Park Tulsa The road winds up theAntique Copeland Garrett (Spode) Dinner Plate HARD TO FIND!!! GREEN TRANSFERWARE Absolutely stunning example of the Camilla Series by Spode. The Camilla pattern was first introduced by Spode in 1833. It was first transfer printed in blue underglaze and later was offered in red, green and brown, of which the latter two are the rarest to find in this pattern. The pattern name depiction is thought to be derived from the Tea plant Camellia Sinensis