Rare Antique J & G Meakin Blue & White Butter Pats - Acantha Pattern Set of Five bonnets Especially fitting in today's day

Especially fitting in today's day and age

Measurements are as follows when lying flat

skill and desire of all Chinese cooks to create food akin to art in taste and appearance

Like a dance of seduction in the kitchen

Collecting a menagerie of designs within this series makes for a beautiful garden tablescape

Rare Antique J & G Meakin Blue & White Butter Pats - Acantha Pattern Set of Five bonnets Especially fitting in today's day{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