Two Fine Porcelain Noritake Tea Duos – Wellesley Pattern 6214 & Savoy Pattern 5825 Antique During the second world war

During the second world war the factory was dismantled by Soviet troops but the plant was quickly rebuilt by staff in 1943-1944

Alfred Meakin was the brother of James and George Meakin who ran a large pottery company in Hanley

All the items were rounded off with beautiful gold trim

This tray is in perfect condition with no damages noted

a fruit and a jar – with its unmistakable Faenza white and blue – have today become the symbol of Fabbri 1905 in Italy and in over 100 countries worldwide

Two Fine Porcelain Noritake Tea Duos – Wellesley Pattern 6214 & Savoy Pattern 5825 Antique During the second world warThe Wellesley design and pattern is a name given to a number of Noritake Japan fine porcelain designs, which have all been discontinued. This beautiful version of the Wellesley pattern is 6214 which was released by Noritake in 1961 and eventually discontinued in 1976. The 6214 version incorporates platinum trim on its rim, which immediately sets it apart. The pattern itself depicts a series of snow white flowers in gentle raised detail with aqua blue