Alfred Meakin Salad Plate – Fawnleas Pattern Tableware This item is a fine

This item is a fine porcelain squared tea plate manufactured under the Royal Vale trade name during the 1960’s and decorated in Royal Vale’s pattern no

each with porcelain handle tops

The item is a semi porcelain dip/relish bowl (originally would have been a dessert bowl) manufactured by Midwinter under their Stylecraft range during the early 1950’s (Stylecraft introduced by Midwinter in 1953)

The plate has been decorated in one of Elijah Cotton’s ‘LNE” patterns which always had a gold floral filigree rim and a floral centre

the Swinnerton name ceased being used altogether

Alfred Meakin Salad Plate – Fawnleas Pattern Tableware This item is a fineA beautiful Alfred Meakin porcelain salad plate, decorated in the Fawnleas pattern which shows six bunches of yellow and orange marigolds and hanging orange bell shaped flowers, as well as tan and black leaves along the verge of the plate and a deep yellow trim on the rim of the plate. The plate is stamped underneath Alfred Meakin England Fawnleas. The salad plate has age related crazing and a few chips underneath the rim, not visible from the top.