Vintage J&G Meakin Ironstone Gravy Boat Ribbed Panel White Circa 1945-1960

This beautiful vintage gravy boat was made by J & G Meakin at the historic Eastwood Works in Hanley, England, and dates to approximately 1945–1960. Crafted from durable ironstone china, this piece is a timeless example of mid-century English tableware. The design features: Classic paneled ribbing around the body Gently flared rim and graceful scroll-style handle Smooth, glossy white finish typical of plain white ironstone Elegant footed base with molded detailing While this pattern does not carry a formal name, it closely resembles J&G Meakin’s “Classic White” or “Sterling Colonial” shapes — often produced without an official pattern label and exported in large quantities to North America post-WWII. This makes it a wonderful replacement piece for collectors or an understated, elegant addition to any vintage tablescape. Marked on the underside with the Royal Arms hallmark and: > IRONSTONE CHINA J & G MEAKIN EASTWOOD WORKS HANLEY, ENGLAND 📏 Approximate dimensions: Length (spout to handle): 8" Height: 3.75" Width: 3.25" ✨ Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Aside from light marks inside of gravy boat. No cracks, chips, or crazing. Perfect for collectors of white ironstone, English transferware, or those building a historical farmhouse or cottagecore tableware collection. 🫖 Add it to your curated collection, use it as a minimalist serveware piece, or style it as part of a vintage vignette. #JGMeakin #WhiteIronstone #VintageIronstone #EnglishIronstone #HanleyEngland