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which was known as “The capital of porcelain”
Besides age related crazing and some fading of the gold trim
The bowl has a graduated pedestal base which can be removed by means of a wing nut situated underneath
Mr A T Finnery was already an experienced manufacturer of earthenware and bone china when he purchased the Duchess China Works in 1934
Set Of 6 Alfred Meakin Dinner Plates – Fawnleas Pattern Contemporary which was known as “TheA beautiful set of 6 Alfred Meakin porcelain dinner plates, decorated in the Fawnleas pattern which shows six bunches of yellow and orange marigolds and hanging orange bell shaped flowers, as well as tan and black leaves along the verge of the plates and a deep yellow trim on the rim of each plate. The plates are all stamped underneath Alfred Meakin Fawnleas. One of the dinner plates has a chip on the rim (please see picture), aside from which all
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