Fair Winds dinner plate by Alfred Meakin, in brown and white transferware. The centre shows the clipper Friendship of Salem under full sail, with an eagle crest above and harbour vignettes set into the border. From Staffordshire, England.
Fair Winds is a nautical transfer pattern built around early American sailing ships, detailed enough to hang on a wall and sturdy enough to use at the table. Alfred Meakin was one of the long-running Staffordshire potteries.
DETAILS
- Maker: Alfred Meakin, Staffordshire, England
- Pattern: Fair Winds (Friendship of Salem)
- Material: Ironstone / transferware
- Colour: brown and white
- Dimensions: Ø 27 cm (10.6 in)
- Set includes: 1 plate
- Condition: No chips or cracks. Please note this is a vintage item and may show signs of use — customers must be aware that these items are not always in perfect condition. Questions about the condition of this piece are always welcome.
Everything fragile is packed individually in bubble wrap and a double-walled box.
