Is Spode still made in England?

Spode began in England and many collectors link the name with Staffordshire production. Modern Spode products can show “Made in England” on some items and listings, yet manufacturing locations can differ by range and era. Retail descriptions for certain Spode lines have stated “Made in England” for fine earthenware items, though this is not a universal claim across every product Spode sells. The dependable approach is simple, always check the exact base mark on the piece you are buying and read the “Item Details” section for that item. Antique Spode is frequently English-made, as modern output is more mixed across the broader ceramics market. For collectors, the stamped origin line is part of the object’s record, just like pattern name and maker.