A charming early twentieth-century J. & G. Meakin SOL Ivory Ware creamer or milk jug, produced in Staffordshire, England.

This attractive piece features a warm ivory ceramic body decorated with a colourful floral bouquet of pink roses, blue flowers and yellow blooms. The rim and handle are enhanced with distinctive brushed cobalt blue feathering, typical of decorative Staffordshire tableware of the period.

The underside retains the original J. & G. Meakin England backstamp with the SOL sun mark and registration details, confirming its manufacture by the Staffordshire pottery company.

An appealing example of early twentieth-century English tableware, suitable for collectors of Meakin ceramics, Staffordshire pottery and vintage cottage-style interiors.

Material: Ivory ware / semi-porcelain ceramic

Origin: Hanley, Staffordshire, England

Maker: J. & G. Meakin

Pattern/Range: SOL floral Ivory Ware

Mark: J. & G. Meakin England – SOL sun mark with registration numbers

Period: c.1910s–1930s

Style: English Staffordshire Floral Transferware / Vintage Tableware

Contents: 1 creamer / milk jug

Dimensions: Height 7.5 cm; width 13 cm; width including handle 16.5 cm; base diameter 8.5 cm

Condition Report: Good antique condition. No chips, cracks or repairs observed. Age-related glaze crazing and minor staining/discolouration around the unglazed base area, consistent with age and previous use. Floral decoration remains attractive with good overall colour retention.