Copeland Spode Black Transferware Charger Plate Cobb Hall Chicago University Stunning Architectural Border spring flowers plate on the Po di Volano

on the Po di Volano

a Mother holds her daughters hand as they make their was across the hilly landscape with their dog

Measures 9

For consideration is this gorgeous flow blue leaf shape dish with Apple or Cherry Blossoms and gold highlights

The scene depicts an Italian scene with two men on a gondola beneath towering hilltops and is surrounded by the floral border

Copeland Spode Black Transferware Charger Plate Cobb Hall Chicago University Stunning Architectural Border spring flowers plate on the Po di VolanoHere is a stunning black transferware plate by Spode Copeland, circa 1931 featuring one of the fabulous buildings on the campus of Chicago University. This plate depicts the Cobb Hall. Named after benefactor Silas Cobb, Cobb Lecture Hall was the first University of Chicago building completed when the University first held classes on October 1, 1892. Designed by Henry Ives Cobb (no relation to Silas), the building was modeled after the Gothic style