Vintage Art Deco Meakin Creamer Gravy Boat England.
This lovely gravy boat jug or even creamer features a delightful art-deco-nouveau transferware crossover pattern of pink banding with a black and yellow floral filigree pattern and gold edging. The maker is unknown, although it is highly likely to be Alfred Meakin and dates approximately to the 1920s.
Beautiful vintage tableware and a pleasant accompaniment to any table. The jug can serve as a charming vase or be used as intended, either as a creamer or gravy boat. Hot liquids have not been tested in the jug to maintain its integrity, so it is advisable to proceed at your discretion before placing hot gravy into it.
Made In England backstamp and pattern number are visible on the underside for authenticity and identification.
Measurements approximately:
L x 16 cm spout to end of handle
W x 10.5 cm top rim.
W x 6.5 cm base
H x 10 cm.
425 ml capacity
Condition:
The jug is in excellent vintage condition. Besides some wear on the gold gilt edging, there is no crazing, chips, cracks, staining or repairs, and appears to have been well looked after. The transferware motif is clear and vibrant, and the handle is firmly attached.
Gloss white finish.
Please view the photos as they form part of the description.
Status: Discontinued -rare, collectible.
Price $42
Gifting: Gift wrapping and gift messaging are available upon request. Let us know if your purchase is a gift and we will wrap it in beautiful packaging. Gift is double-boxed for delivery. We take pride in sourcing unique and beautiful vintage and collectible items for our customers. All our items are carefully cleaned and stored in a temperature-controlled, pet-free environment to preserve their integrity.
**Postage available Australia-wide and to Canada and the United States. Mackay local markets and surrounding areas pick-up option is now also available. If you wish to this option you may either contact me to arrange or use the “Pick Up” option at checkout.
This lovely gravy boat jug or even creamer features a delightful art-deco-nouveau transferware crossover pattern of pink banding with a black and yellow floral filigree pattern and gold edging. The maker is unknown, although it is highly likely to be Alfred Meakin and dates approximately to the 1920s.
Beautiful vintage tableware and a pleasant accompaniment to any table. The jug can serve as a charming vase or be used as intended, either as a creamer or gravy boat. Hot liquids have not been tested in the jug to maintain its integrity, so it is advisable to proceed at your discretion before placing hot gravy into it.
Made In England backstamp and pattern number are visible on the underside for authenticity and identification.
Measurements approximately:
L x 16 cm spout to end of handle
W x 10.5 cm top rim.
W x 6.5 cm base
H x 10 cm.
425 ml capacity
Condition:
The jug is in excellent vintage condition. Besides some wear on the gold gilt edging, there is no crazing, chips, cracks, staining or repairs, and appears to have been well looked after. The transferware motif is clear and vibrant, and the handle is firmly attached.
Gloss white finish.
Please view the photos as they form part of the description.
Status: Discontinued -rare, collectible.
Price $42
Gifting: Gift wrapping and gift messaging are available upon request. Let us know if your purchase is a gift and we will wrap it in beautiful packaging. Gift is double-boxed for delivery. We take pride in sourcing unique and beautiful vintage and collectible items for our customers. All our items are carefully cleaned and stored in a temperature-controlled, pet-free environment to preserve their integrity.
**Postage available Australia-wide and to Canada and the United States. Mackay local markets and surrounding areas pick-up option is now also available. If you wish to this option you may either contact me to arrange or use the “Pick Up” option at checkout.
This lovely gravy boat jug or even creamer features a delightful art-deco-nouveau transferware crossover pattern of pink banding with a black and yellow floral filigree pattern and gold edging. The maker is unknown, although it is highly likely to be Alfred Meakin and dates approximately to the 1920s.
Beautiful vintage tableware and a pleasant accompaniment to any table. The jug can serve as a charming vase or be used as intended, either as a creamer or gravy boat. Hot liquids have not been tested in the jug to maintain its integrity, so it is advisable to proceed at your discretion before placing hot gravy into it.
Made In England backstamp and pattern number are visible on the underside for authenticity and identification.
Measurements approximately:
L x 16 cm spout to end of handle
W x 10.5 cm top rim.
W x 6.5 cm base
H x 10 cm.
425 ml capacity
Condition:
The jug is in excellent vintage condition. Besides some wear on the gold gilt edging, there is no crazing, chips, cracks, staining or repairs, and appears to have been well looked after. The transferware motif is clear and vibrant, and the handle is firmly attached.
Gloss white finish.
Please view the photos as they form part of the description.
Status: Discontinued -rare, collectible.
Price $42
Gifting: Gift wrapping and gift messaging are available upon request. Let us know if your purchase is a gift and we will wrap it in beautiful packaging. Gift is double-boxed for delivery. We take pride in sourcing unique and beautiful vintage and collectible items for our customers. All our items are carefully cleaned and stored in a temperature-controlled, pet-free environment to preserve their integrity.
**Postage available Australia-wide and to Canada and the United States. Mackay local markets and surrounding areas pick-up option is now also available. If you wish to this option you may either contact me to arrange or use the “Pick Up” option at checkout.
