Copeland-Spode Fine Stoneware is an English manufacturer of pottery and porcelain, based in Stoke-on-Trent.

The company was founded by Josiah Spode, who earned renown in the ceramic business for perfecting the blue underglaze printing process in 1784 and for co-developing the formula for fine bone china.

He opened a factory in Stoke-on-Trent in 1767 and in 1776 developed the current Spode factory. His business in creamware (a fine cream-colored earthenware) and in pearlware (a fine white-glazed earthenware) was very successful.

Copeland-Spode “Buttercup” Demetasse Cup & Saucer, based on a pattern first produced 18 century, each (two available) measures 2.25 inches tall and 2.25 widest point diameter and the Matching saucer is 5 inches diameter and 1 inch deep. Signed Copeland-Spode England on the base of each. These are in good condition.