J G Meakin
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J G Meakin
Some interesting designs especially in the 50's and 60's
A good site for reference.
http://sites.google.com/site/meakinchina/
Habitant Design from 1953 -55
Available in a few colours but I like this dark red stitch design. A part coffee set.
A good site for reference.
http://sites.google.com/site/meakinchina/
Habitant Design from 1953 -55
Available in a few colours but I like this dark red stitch design. A part coffee set.
Thesigeng- Number of posts : 287
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Here's a little J&G Meakin, Studio, milk jug in the Maori pattern, designed by Alan Rogers in 1966:
This info from: http://www.ohtel.com/about/furniture
This info from: http://www.ohtel.com/about/furniture
J & G MEAKIN
Where Midwinter was the leader of the contemporary market for fashionable tableware in the 'fiftiies, J & G Meakin took over in the 'sixties. They literally took over Midwinter in 1968. Meakin's staple shape was Studio, designed by Tom Arnold in 1964. It became the vehicle for a vast number of patterns. They ranged from restrained, almost austere modernism, to geometric with circles, to abstract.
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It's growing on me. Very under rated at the moment, probably because there's so much of it still around.
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[quote="NaomiM"]Another 60s JG Meakin Studio jug, this time with one of their floral patterns:
Love that piece,not much luck in me finding one of those over here. I bought this small bowl with the Scraffito pattern for $.99 It has some crazing and a small defect on the inside and also on the outside. As long as it wasn't broken and glued back together, and not chipped, Im okay with a small defact. Having a thing for English Pottery , I have to get them when I can. Okay for a shelf sitter
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Love that piece,not much luck in me finding one of those over here. I bought this small bowl with the Scraffito pattern for $.99 It has some crazing and a small defect on the inside and also on the outside. As long as it wasn't broken and glued back together, and not chipped, Im okay with a small defact. Having a thing for English Pottery , I have to get them when I can. Okay for a shelf sitter
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Gdub- Number of posts : 49
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That's lovely. Has a Scandinavian feel about it.
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brin mcardle wrote:i love alfred meakin
I must confess I had an unfortunate Tureen habit about 10 years ago - I still have some about:
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J&G Meakin plate - New World pattern
Last edited by NaomiM on June 7th 2016, 12:31 pm; edited 1 time in total
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We used to have a New World cooker in the 60s. I think they're still being made. But I think you're right that it dates from the 50-60s era
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