Introduced: about 1930

This shape dates from about 1930 although other manufactures made similar shapes in the 19th century. Copelands brought it into production as an inexpensive dessert service with 8" dessert plates and three shapes of dessert dishes. In the early 1960s the range was enlarged to include four sizes of plates, a teacup and saucer and other items especially for the North American market.

Various patterns were produced on this shape. These include:

Kibblestone Flowers with pattern number S2010 in 1938

TittensorFlowers with pattern number 2/9366 in 1931

Alden Fruit and Flowers with pattern number S2280 in 1939

RockinghamCentre with pattern number 2/9383 in 1931

BermudaFlowers with pattern number S1312 in 1936

Fruit and Blossom Cen tres with pattern number S2692 in 1952

Fernleigh with pattern number S2863 in 1954

Canadian Centennial Set with pattern numberS3393 in 1967