1876 – 1898 Rare Antique John Turton Sheffield Pewter Tea Set – Tea Pot, Creamer & Sugar Bowl Glassware This item is an antique

This item is an antique set of 4 side plates manufactured by J&G Meakin in the Gainsborough shape and lavishly decorated in Meakin’s Pilgrim pattern

Width of prongs: 1

The bowl is divided into three equal sections by means of attached glass dividers

while the other five forks are all different

The coasters and placemats are all stain & heat resistant and each item has the print signature of the artist

1876 – 1898 Rare Antique John Turton Sheffield Pewter Tea Set – Tea Pot, Creamer & Sugar Bowl Glassware This item is an antiqueJohn Turton was established in Sheffield in 1876 at Times Building in Bow Street and manufactured under the name John Turton until 1898 when the firm became John Turton & Co. and in 1910 became a Ltd. switching to new premises in Kendal Works until 1916 when the firm closed permanently. The firm also used the trade names Buxbridge and Cadena during its existence. The set consist of the pewter tea pot, creamer and matching sugar bowl, all manufactured