Antique Teapot Copeland Spode Foo Dog / Dragon Burns Auld Lang Syne Blue Transferware hand shaped dish his last major work

his last major work

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Antique Teapot Copeland Spode Foo Dog / Dragon Burns Auld Lang Syne Blue Transferware hand shaped dish his last major workMaker: Spode Copeland Pattern: Burns Small Teapot circa 1880 1892 This Burns pattern consists of two different Chinese dragons on the body and a Dog of Fu (foo) finial on the lid. Named after the Scottish poet Robert Burns, around the rim of the teapot is the famous text, "We'll Tak a cup okindness yet for days oAuld Lang Syne". Backstamp: Burns Spode Copeland England D Livingstone Oban Measures: 6" long from spout to handle 3" wide 4" tall closed