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Alfred Meakin Cup & Saucer Grange 1891-1897
China:
English:
Pre 1900 stock# ole-694
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What a wonderful antique cup and saucer set. made by Alfred Meakin, this is a blue transfer in
their Grange pattern. There is wear to the gold trim and a few crazing marks under the cup. The
blue has almost turned a deep navy almost black. Lovely set. Cup stands 2 3/4” tall by 4 5/8”
wide. Saucer is 6” wide.
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22 Piece Set J&G Meakin Jackson 1907-1912
Dinnerware:
Pre 1910 stock# ole_653
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What a lovely dinnerware set to add to a collection or to start one. We have here 22 piece of J&G
Meakin Semiporcelain dinnerware in the Jackson pattern. It is a pattern of scrolls and bells. Gold
highlights the scroll embossed rim. We have 5 dinner plates 9” across. 2 with crazing but
otherwise excellent. One with crazing a two small chips under the rim. one with crazing and
slight darkening. And one with dark crazing and several chips. Next is one square serving plate
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Grindly Covered Sugar Bowl Printemps Pink
China:
English:
Pre 1960 stock# rum-181
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This old
covered sugar bowl is from W. H. Grindly of England. They manufactured earthenware. This is
their Printemps pattern in pink. Mark dates from 1936-1954. Being marked simply England I am
leaning towards the earlier date. The lad has a small repair which is not noticeable when on the
bowl. There are several shallow small chips under the lid rim and nick in the bowl neck where it
sits. No other damage noted. ...click for details
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Art Deco Cup & Saucer Ivory England Clarice Cliff?
China:
English:
Staffordshire:
Pre 1930 stock# tw-56
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This wonderful
art deco cup and saucer is marked with a mystery mark. It also has Ivory, England on the mark. It
has a very very art deco styling with the horizontal expanding ribs and the straight triangular
form and handle. The ivory color is trimmed in black with vibrant oranges scattered about. It
looks to me to be a Clarice Cliff but this I have not been able to confirm.
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Myott Staffordshire Tea Pot Olde Chelsea Shape
Dinnerware:
Pre 1940 stock# ely-83
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This lovely old
tea pot with lid is from Myott of Staffordshire England. It is their Olde Chelsea Pattern in white.
This does have some crazing inside. I think the lid has been repaired but am not totally certain. If
it was it was very well done. It stands 8 1/2” tall by 9 1/2” wide. The date is unclear and I have
not been able to date it.
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Sandland Ware Cream & Sugar Set Silver Holly Leaves
China:
English:
Pre 1970 stock# trtomd-24
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Featured for your enjoyment is a lovely cream and sugar set from Lancaster 7 Sandland LTD. Hanley Staffordshire England. This lovely little set is done in a white glaze with silver overlay in the pattern of holly leaves and berries. No lid to the sugar but it does not appear to have used one, I may be wrong. mark dates between 1944-1968. Excellent condition on both. Creamer stands 2 3/8” tall by 3 3/4” wide. Sugar is 2 1/4” tall by 3 3/4” wide.
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Antique Wash Basin Maddock & Sons
Pottery and Stoneware:
Pre 1900 stock# twig-101
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$35.00
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Featured for your enjoyment is a very old wash basin made by John Maddock & Sons in
England. This is marked Royal Vitreous. It does have 4 larger chips under the rim. They can bee
slightly seen from the top. It is in otherwise good condition with no cracks. Simple pattern for
home use at the time. Rather heavy. Stands 5” tall by just under 16” long from the handles.
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