Vintage ALFRED MEAKIN Marigold

🏷 Vintage ALFRED MEAKIN Marigold

🔎 The serving plate is in a fair condition with some aging marks and a few chips, the cold ring is also fading.

📐 Length 26,5cm x Width 19,5cm x Height 3,5cm.

📝Vintage Alfred Meakin Marigold is a collectible ceramic dinnerware with a design inspired by the Marigold flower. Alfred Meakin was a British ceramics manufacturing company that produced earthenware and China pieces between the 19th and 20th century.

The Marigold pattern of Alfred Meakin features delicate yellow and orange marigold flowers with green leaves, as well as thin gold lines around the rim. The design is usually hand-painted, showcasing the skill of early 20th century ceramic painters. The Marigold range of Alfred Meakin was produced from 1945 to the 1970s and was a popular design of the era.

Vintage Alfred Meakin Marigold pieces can come in a range of forms, including dinner plates, side plates, cups, saucers, and serving plates. They are typically made of high-quality earthenware, which is strong and durable. The dinnerware set is popular among collectible enthusiasts and those who appreciate the retro and vintage designs of the mid-20th century.

Alfred Meakin Marigold dinnerware is now considered a collector's item due to the limited availability, artistic value, and historical importance of the pieces. They add a unique and colorful touch to any tabletop or dining room and are great to use for special occasions or events.

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