VINTAGE J & G MEAKIN CLASSIC WHITE GARLAND GOLD SQUARE DESSERT PLATES -SET OF TWO CIRCA 1960S norman wilton Sometimes they even included portrait

Sometimes they even included portrait plates for kids so that the whole family could be represented

Throughout the 20th century

These napkins are unsigned and un-dated so it is difficult to pinpoint the exact year they were made

hot pads or large coasters for wine bottles or pitchers lend an air of practicality

VINTAGE J & G MEAKIN CLASSIC WHITE GARLAND GOLD SQUARE DESSERT PLATES -SET OF TWO CIRCA 1960S norman wilton Sometimes they even included portrait{HISTORY} If there was ever a success story about a pottery that lasted its entire length it would be the J & G Meakin Pottery of England. Started by two brothers, James and George in England in 1851, the Meakin pottery was a success from day one. Credited with having a keen understanding of both the English market and the American market, the brothers securely positioned themselves in the export business by setting up an American office, studying the