COPELAND & GARRETT LATE SPODE COPELAND & GARRETT LADE SPODE NEW FAYENCE COPELAND & GARRETT NEW BLANCHE COPELAND AND GARRETT COPELAND & GARRETT Figs. 181 to 186.] [Illustration: C & G with the name of the pattern. COPELAND & GARRETT LATE SPODE THE TIBER COPELAND & GARRETT + NEW + JAPAN STONE COPELAND & GARRETT NEW FAYENCE Figs. 187 to 190.] All the above printed on the ware. [Illustration: COPELAND LATE SPODE. Copeland Late Spode COPELAND late SPODE. COPELAND LATE SPODE COPELAND COPELAND COPELAND PATENT JASPER COPELAND COPELAND STONE CHINA WT. COPELAND & SONS COPELAND COPELAND COPELAND B Figs. 191 to 203.] The following are the dates when some of the most celebrated printed patterns were first introduced:--“Castle,” 1806; “Roman,” 1811; “Turk,” 1813; “Milkmaid,” “Dagger-border,” “Tower,” “Peacock,” and “New Temple,” 1814; “New Nankin,” “New Japan,” and “India,” 1815; “Italian” and “Woodman,” 1816; “Blossom” and “Pale Broseley,” 1817; “Waterloo” and “Arcade,” 1818; “Lucano” and “Ship,” 1819; “Panel Japan,” “Geranium,” and “Oriental,” 1820; “Font” and “Marble,” 1821; “Bud and Flower,” “Sun,” “Bonpot,” and “Union,” 1822; “Double Bonpot,” “Blue Border,” and “Filigree,” 1823; “Image” and “Persian,” 1824; “Etruscan” and “Bamboo,” 1825; “Blue Imperial” and “Union Wreath,” 1826. [Illustration: Fig. 204.] MINTON & CO.