J & G MEAKIN HANLEY ENGLAND FLOW BLUE CLONIAL 7" PLATE

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Flow blue was made in England and other countries about 1830 to 1900. The dishes were printed with designs using a cobalt blue coloring. The color flowed from the design to the white body so that the finished piece has a smeared blue design. The dishes were usually made of ironstone china. This is a flow blue plate produced by J and G Meakin in a semi-porcelain flow blue pattern known as Clonial. This pattern was produced in Hanley England in the late 1800's. The plate is marked "Clonial, J&G Meakin, Hanley England Semi Porcelain" This lovely floral pattern is on a 7" plate. The plate has a chip on the edge which I have photographed. The plate shows crazing but displays nicely and would add to any flow blue collection. I prefer Pay Pal but Money orders and Personal Checks (with time to clear) are accepted. Buyer to pay shipping of $10.00 and insurance costs. The insurance amount will be calculated at the end of auction. I prefer to ship Priority Mail but am willing to consider buyer's preferences. Shipping will occur next business day with receipt of payment by paypal or money order and 7-10 days with a personal check. If you have questions regarding an item, please ask before bidding. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS: Please e-mail prior to bidding for shipping charges. Please note that original invoice sent by Ebay quotes shipping for domestic read more

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