Alfred Meakin ‘Fenland’ tea set for 4










Alfred Meakin ‘Fenland’ tea set for 4
Create a mid-century British country manor feel at your teatime with this 1950s flying mallard print tea set for four by Alfred Meakin of the Staffordshire potteries.
4 x tea cups, 4 x saucers and 4 x tea plates
‘Fenland’ pattern;
Flying mallard print on each piece
Print of a windmill inside cups
Gold trim
Glo-white ironstone
Alfred Meakin post-war mark on rear
Circa 1950s
Made in England
Size
Cups measure approx 10.8cm x 8.6cm x 7cm.
Saucers measure approx 14.3cm diameter x 1.5cm.
Tea plates measure approx 17.3cm diameter x 1cm.
Brand
Alfred Meakin
Condition
Excellent condition. A small scratch to the glaze on the outside of one of the teacups and a light scratch in the glaze to the top of one of the plates, otherwise light wear.
Note: The base of each piece is marked with a small red, blue or green symbol and a small gold symbol under the glaze.