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Pink roses and lacy scrollwork on cream earthenware — the Billingsley Rose pattern has been in continuous production at Spode since the early 19th century, which is itself a kind of endorsement.
Maker: Spode Copeland (old backstamp)
Pattern: Billingsley Rose
Pieces: 3 available (sold individually)
Size: Approx. 7½" diameter
Material: Earthenware
Origin: England
Era: Vintage, c. 1960s–1970s
Condition: Very good vintage
Keep one for the tea tray, give one as a housewarming gift, or collect all three for a spring table that feels quietly intentional.
William Billingsley was a celebrated porcelain painter whose rose style became one of the most copied in English ceramics. Spode's interpretation, produced under the Copeland name before reverting to Spode, is arguably the definitive one: warm, unhurried, and unmistakably English. The old backstamp on these places them in the mid-century production era.
Browse our shop for more classic English rose china to round out your collection.
