Where do people buy Spode today, and where do collectors hunt for older pieces?

For new or older Spode pieces, sites like VINTQ and major retailers sell anywhere from boxed sets to open-stock replacements. For instance, Spode product pages list details such as “Fine Earthenware” and handling guidance for sets like Blue Italian. Pattern names and stamps matter more than seller descriptions, so prioritize listings that show the underside clearly or ask them for a new image. If you are building a set, search by pattern name plus the exact backstamp wording, since the same pattern can span multiple production eras. For hard-to-find serving pieces, auctions can be strong sources, since estates often disperse complete services. For safer buying, favour sites who accept returns and provide close-up images of rims, foot rings, and any hairlines.