Rare Antique Ceramic Meritor Improved Inhaler By MAW Of London (Solomon Maw – Surgeons Instrument Maker) Porcelain & Ceramics 4 bread plates and 4

4 bread plates and 4 coffee duos (4 saucers and 4 cups)

Height of finial: 14

bright orange and darker green leaves

Bread plate height: 2 cm

all crafted with a version of the Countess handle design

Rare Antique Ceramic Meritor Improved Inhaler By MAW Of London (Solomon Maw – Surgeons Instrument Maker) Porcelain & Ceramics 4 bread plates and 4MAW began in 1807 with a partnership between George Maw and his wifes cousin Hornby. In 1814 the partnership ended and George Maw purchased a surgical instrument making business, continuing alone. In 1825 he was joined in the business by his son Charles and the business became S. Maw & Son. The business remained in family hands until the 1970s when it was taken over by an international supplier. In 1866 Maw designed and manufactured the first