Spode Bone China Dinnerware | Stafford Platinum Pattern | 34 Pieces Total | Marked: Spode. Fine Bone China. Made In England. Y8636. Stafford Platinum | 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Plates measuring 7.75″, 11 Cups. Josiah Spode apprenticed as a potter in the mid-1700s, and by 1754 he went to work for William Banks in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. He went on to start his own pottery business making cream-colored earthenware and whiteware with blue prints. In 1770, he took over as the master of Banks’ factory, and ended up purchasing the business in 1776, according to Warman’s Antiques & Collectibles (Krause Publications) edited by Noah Fleisher. “Spode pioneered the use of steam-powered, pottery-making machinery and mastered the art of transfer printing from copper plates,†as noted in Warman’s. “Spode opened a London shop in 1778 and sent William Copeland there in about 1784. A number of larger London locations followed. At the turn of the 18th century, Spode introduced bone china.
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