VINTAGE J & G MEAKIN CLASSIC WHITE GARLAND GOLD SQUARE DESSERT PLATES -SET OF TWO CIRCA 1960S norman wilton An ideal carrier for city

An ideal carrier for city dwellers and urban shoppers who do a majority of food gathering on foot

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

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

Throughout the 20th century

Measures 11" inches (width} x 14" inches (length)

VINTAGE J & G MEAKIN CLASSIC WHITE GARLAND GOLD SQUARE DESSERT PLATES -SET OF TWO CIRCA 1960S norman wilton An ideal carrier for city{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