Here is a phenomenal find! A terrific group of 30 pieces fine antique early Copeland 19th century china in a cobalt blue Prunus with Cracked Ice pattern featuring extremely heavy gold gilt cracks in the ice upon the solid cobalt blue background. From the aesthetic movement period, these stunning week marked Copeland dishes make a stunning presentation. This group includes two 9 3/4 inch dinner plates; 12 fabulous 6 3/4 inch bread & butter or dessert plates; 6 cups along with 9 matching saucers, one of which I show as an underplot for this stunning large creamer pitcher, standing 5 1/4 inches tall. The cups measures a 3 1/4 inch diameter while the saucers measure a 5 3/4 inch diameter. As stated above under condition, these pieces of fine porcelain are all in wonderful condition and free of issues other than three of the tea cups, with two having a short approximate 1 1/2 inch hairline inside and the third having several hairlines as well as yellowing of the porcelain within as shown clearly in my photographs. None are chipped and all are intact.