Rare Early Copeland “Ruins” Plate with Acorn & Oak Leaf Border | Circa 1860–1895, 11” trinket tray creating a dramatic and sophisticated

creating a dramatic and sophisticated statement

Sugar 3" tall by 4 1/2" wide handle to handle

• Type: Pearlware covered duck tureen (lid + base)

Beautifully scaled at 17

Rare Early Copeland “Ruins” Plate with Acorn & Oak Leaf Border | Circa 1860–1895, 11” trinket tray creating a dramatic and sophisticatedA rare and exceptional early Copeland plate featuring the beloved Ruins pattern, first introduced in 1848. This striking example showcases a romantic scene of castle ruins at its center, framed by a beautifully detailed acorn and oak leaf border a richly symbolic and highly desirable motif. The softly scalloped edge adds elegance and dimension, enhancing its presence on display. The reverse bears an impressed Copeland mark arched over a capital letter