A softly aged English fruit bowl with painterly charm and over a century of history
This beautiful earthenware bowl by J&G Meakin features a richly detailed fruit motif, showcasing peaches and berries rendered in gentle, watercolour-like tones. Produced in Hanley, England, and bearing the post-1912 backstamp, it reflects the artistry and tradition of early 20th-century English ceramics. The shallow form and warm patina make it equally suited to display or careful, light use.
🔸 Key Features
▫️ Maker: J&G Meakin
▫️ Authentic English earthenware produced in Hanley, England
▫️ Hand-painted fruit motif with peaches and berries
▫️ Early 20th century production (circa 1912 or later)
▫️ Classic shallow bowl form ideal for display or collection
▫️ Highly collectible piece of English ceramic history
📏 Measurements
▫️ Diameter: 13.5 cm (5.31 in)
▫️ Height: 3 cm (1.18 in)
▫️ Base Diameter: 8 cm (3.15 in)
A Glimpse into England’s Ceramic Heritage
This bowl embodies the warmth and character of antique English pottery. The softly blurred fruit decoration and gently crazed glaze speak to its age and authenticity, offering visual depth that only time can create. Whether displayed in a cabinet, styled on open shelving, or used as a decorative accent, it adds a sense of history and quiet elegance to any space.
Condition & Packaging
▫️ Good antique condition
▫️ Age-related crazing throughout, consistent with period earthenware
▫️ Hairline crack on the base (does not detract from display quality)
▫️ Backstamp remains visible and legible
▫️ Carefully packaged using eco-friendly and recycled materials
▫️ Combined shipping available – significant overages refunded
📩 Please don’t hesitate to message if you’d like additional photos or further details—we’re always happy to help.
Add a Piece of English Ceramic History to Your Collection
Perfect for collectors of antique tableware or lovers of traditional English décor, this J&G Meakin bowl carries both beauty and story. A timeless piece ready to be appreciated for generations to come.
A softly aged English fruit bowl with painterly charm and over a century of history
This beautiful earthenware bowl by J&G Meakin features a richly detailed fruit motif, showcasing peaches and berries rendered in gentle, watercolour-like tones. Produced in Hanley, England, and bearing the post-1912 backstamp, it reflects the artistry and tradition of early 20th-century English ceramics. The shallow form and warm patina make it equally suited to display or careful, light use.
🔸 Key Features
▫️ Maker: J&G Meakin
▫️ Authentic English earthenware produced in Hanley, England
▫️ Hand-painted fruit motif with peaches and berries
▫️ Early 20th century production (circa 1912 or later)
▫️ Classic shallow bowl form ideal for display or collection
▫️ Highly collectible piece of English ceramic history
📏 Measurements
▫️ Diameter: 13.5 cm (5.31 in)
▫️ Height: 3 cm (1.18 in)
▫️ Base Diameter: 8 cm (3.15 in)
A Glimpse into England’s Ceramic Heritage
This bowl embodies the warmth and character of antique English pottery. The softly blurred fruit decoration and gently crazed glaze speak to its age and authenticity, offering visual depth that only time can create. Whether displayed in a cabinet, styled on open shelving, or used as a decorative accent, it adds a sense of history and quiet elegance to any space.
Condition & Packaging
▫️ Good antique condition
▫️ Age-related crazing throughout, consistent with period earthenware
▫️ Hairline crack on the base (does not detract from display quality)
▫️ Backstamp remains visible and legible
▫️ Carefully packaged using eco-friendly and recycled materials
▫️ Combined shipping available – significant overages refunded
📩 Please don’t hesitate to message if you’d like additional photos or further details—we’re always happy to help.
Add a Piece of English Ceramic History to Your Collection
Perfect for collectors of antique tableware or lovers of traditional English décor, this J&G Meakin bowl carries both beauty and story. A timeless piece ready to be appreciated for generations to come.
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