This is a beautiful piece of early 20th-century English tableware: a fine ironstone cream jug or small milk pitcher from the "Reg Sol" line by J&G Meakin, produced in Staffordshire, England (circa 1920s–1930s). The creamer features a graceful, scalloped rim, a classic ribbed body design, and a vibrant multi-colored transferware pattern depicting traditional English cottage garden roses and wildflowers.
The top rim and handle are elegantly highlighted with hand-painted gold gilding accents. The base bears the authentic impressed and printed J&G Meakin "Sol" rising sun backstamp with the registration design number 391413. A perfect functional addition to a high tea setting, a farmhouse kitchen display, or an antique English china collection.
Dimensions:
Approximately 14cm wide, 15cm high and 20cm length incl handle.
This is a beautiful piece of early 20th-century English tableware: a fine ironstone cream jug or small milk pitcher from the "Reg Sol" line by J&G Meakin, produced in Staffordshire, England (circa 1920s–1930s). The creamer features a graceful, scalloped rim, a classic ribbed body design, and a vibrant multi-colored transferware pattern depicting traditional English cottage garden roses and wildflowers.
The top rim and handle are elegantly highlighted with hand-painted gold gilding accents. The base bears the authentic impressed and printed J&G Meakin "Sol" rising sun backstamp with the registration design number 391413. A perfect functional addition to a high tea setting, a farmhouse kitchen display, or an antique English china collection.
Dimensions:
Approximately 14cm wide, 15cm high and 20cm length incl handle.
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