Rare Antique J & G Meakin Blue & White Butter Pats - Acantha Pattern Set of Five framed art - Set of 7 mats

- Set of 7 mats each containing a different scene

potting shed or outdoor workspace where you need a little water station to clean up after gardening

polishing agents and other kitchen cleaning tasks

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Rare Antique J & G Meakin Blue & White Butter Pats - Acantha Pattern Set of Five framed art - Set of 7 mats{HISTORY} Acantha. It's the name of a spiny leaved plant first discovered in ancient Greece and also the name of this pretty dishware pattern made by J & G Meakin in England just before the turn of the 20th century. Made in the 1890s in the bustling pottery hub of Stoke on Trent, England, these five butter pats feature a navy blue floral rim with a center medallion that contains dots and flourishes, and little sprout like emblems. Rare pieces in a