Antique HICKS & MEIGH Serving Plate Ironstone Stone China No 6 Georgian c1820

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Seller: bp32a ✉️ (1,086) 100%, Location: St Kilda, VIC, AU, Ships to: AU, Item: 315339171007 Antique HICKS & MEIGH Serving Plate Ironstone Stone China No 6 Georgian c1820. This antique serving plate from Hicks & Meigh is a rare find, dating back to the Georgian era circa 1820. Made of ironstone stone china, it is a No. 6 plate with intricate detailing and a beautiful glaze. The plate's origin is traced back to England, adding to its historical value. Measuring approximately 9 inches in diameter, this original piece is perfect for display or use at special occasions. Its authenticity is guaranteed, making it a must-have for collectors of antique crockery. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Hicks & Meigh serving plate.

Antique Hicks & Meigh Serving Plate

Ironstone Stone China

Pattern Design No. 6

Georgian c1820

 

Antique Ironstone Hicks & Meigh Stone China Number 6 serving plate circa 1820, Shelton The Potteries, England.

Vibrant Bright colors in the Imari style..

HICKS & MEIGH IRONSTONE CHINA SERVING PLATE CIRCA 1820.

BLUE PRINTED ROYAL ARMS AND ‘STONE CHINA NO. 6’ FACTORY MARKS, IRON-RED PAINTER'S MARKS.

Each piece painted in blue, iron-red and gold in the Imari style with Oriental flowering plants, the plates and dishes with trellis work borders.

Gilt not worn. 

Approximate size:

19.5cm long

23.5cm long including handles

19cm wide

4cm deep

from http://www.thepotteries.org/

Location and period of operation:

Hicks & Meigh

Shelton

1807- 1822

 

Earthenware and ironstone manufacturers at the Broad Street Works, Shelton, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England.

* Broad Street, Hanley was originally known as High Street in the Township of Shelton which bordered Hanley. The factory is, therefore, sometimes referred to as the High Street Works. The change was around 1857 when the townships of Hanley and Shelton were incorporated to constitute the municipal borough of Hanley.

* The partners were Job Meigh II, his brother-in-law Richard Hicks.

* In 1807 Hicks bought a factory in the High Street, Shelton, were he set up as a pottery manufacturer (i in partnership with his brother-in-Law, Job Meigh II.

* Job Meigh II was the son of Job Meigh I (1750-1817), who manufactured pottery on the site of Hanley Old Hall. Job Meigh II, born in 1784, married Elizabeth, daughter of William Mellor of Johnson’s Charles Street Pottery in Hanley, in 1805. Job Meigh II initially worked for his father in the Old Hall Pottery but by 1807 he had left to go into partnership with Richard Hicks, his brother-in-Law.

* Richard Hicks married Lydia Meigh, daughter of Job Meigh I in 1801.

*  In 1815 Hicks & Meigh rebuilt the works in a typical rectangular courtyard plan with the kilns in a line along the rear.

* c. 1820 Thomas Johnson (their travelling representative) became a partner and the business was henceforth known as Hicks, Meigh and Johnson.

 

 

 

  • Condition: Excellent antique condition. Gilt not worn. Left handle expertly repaired. The repair does not affect the pattern or appearance of the bowl.
  • Originating Region: England
  • Era: 1800s
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

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