1930’s Rare Alfred Meakin, Tunstall, Fine Porcelain Serving Platter With Foyers Pattern Contemporary The rim also has embossed

The rim also has embossed scroll motifs used directly beneath the rim itself and on the two extended handles

and produce bespoke

Although the box is showing signs of ageing

Height of spout: 11 cm

which has been crafted from clear glass and decorated along the base with a detailed crosshatching pattern interspersed with 5 depressed oval motifs

1930’s Rare Alfred Meakin, Tunstall, Fine Porcelain Serving Platter With Foyers Pattern Contemporary The rim also has embossedAlfred Meakin Ltd was established in 1875 and operated from Royal Albert, Victoria and Highgate Potteries in Tunstall. In 1930 Newfield Potteries was purchased and between 1957 and 1980 the Victoria and Highgate Works were rebuilt and expanded. In 1980 the firm acquired the Alexander Works at Cobridge, which were originally built by Myott in 1902, after merging with Myott in 1976 as Myott Meakin. It then became part of the Churchill Group in 1991. The