J&G Meakin ‘CATHAY’ Ironstone plates England

• Brand: J&G Meakin 1970's plate
• Description: History on the making of the plates: 1845 saw a partnership between James Meakin and John Proctor at Lane End, Longton. In 1846 James Meakin moved to the Newtown Pottery in Longton and then to Cannon Street in Hanley. The firm J & G Meakin was founded in 1851 when he was joined by his two sons James and George. When the father died the business was moved to Market Street, Hanley. The two brothers were quick to realise the potentials of the export market and the business grew rapidly. George went to America to set up the sales market. James remained in England and managed the pottery works and the shipping.
• Colour: Blue/White
• Size: 
  
• 23.5cm diameter
• Condition: Great, no chips
  
• Item: 14473
  

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