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Overview

cream ceramic tea pot, with lid. has gold colored lines of grey and red, around top of pot and edge of lid with small grey squares

Historical information

The Alfred Meakin Royal Marigold teapot is a classic English ceramic piece. commonly produced between the 1930s and 1940s in Tunstall England Known for its Art Deco influence, often featuring a "Princess" shape with creamy white glaze., vibrant floral designs, and gold trim.
Alfred Meakin Ltd established the company in 1875

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-126-78.66 a,b

Item type

Domestic Objects

Material

Ceramic Glaze

Width

22 cm

Height or length

12 cm

Depth

10.4999 cm

Inscriptions and markings

a/ pot - "ALFRED MEAKIN, ENGLAND "
b/lid - "ROYAL MARIGOLD"

Contextual information

owned by Mrs Thelma Brown whilst she was resident of property near Needilup WA approx from 1940's - 70's

Keywords

Tea Pot

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Last modified

Friday, 17 April, 2026

Completeness

83

Ongerup and Needilup district Museum

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