Posted 10 years ago
southcop
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Vintage/Antique Printed mark 1896 -JOHN MADDOCK & SONS ENGLAND ROYAL VITREOUS 15 X 12 INCHES, broad arrow Indented marked- Military/army??ANY INSIGHT ON THIS PLATTER WOULD BE GREAT! THANKS
Vintage/Antique Printed mark 1896 Indented Broad arrow JOHN MADDOCK & SONS ENGLAND ROYAL VITREOUS PLATTER | ||
| China and Dinnerware3772 of 6202 |  |  |
beautiful!!
thank you SEAN68!!
Your very welcome southcop :)
http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/m/maddock.html
It says Ltd was added after 1896
Got you Jewels thanks!!
No problem! I love old plates!
Jewels you mean this hallmark was used from 1896 to 1906?
Hi, yeah, it seems to be the case--a true antique!
thanks Jewels!!
No problem! I hope I'm right! I volunteer at a thrift shop and do this stuff for them, but I'm not an expert, so I hope it's correct, but I do believe so
According to Steve Birks web Info seems to be the case.
Oh great! : )
there's abroad arrow from army/Royal navy?
Is that the indented marking on the 4th pic?
yeah,Its a broad arrow plus another unknow mark + 12
hmmm, looking but can't find anything. Have you seen the broad arrow on dishes before?
never seen broad arrows on dishes,mind boggling isnt It?
The 'Broad Arrow ' marking would indicate British Government property??
Look at the top of the link I posted, there is something about date codes "GV" for George V for example, I wonder if it could be a date code
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-05-16/marketplace/sns-201405081700--tms--smartclctnda-a20140516-20140516_1_reader-civil-war-earrings
Good article about John Maddock and sons pottery history, says "The company is well known for making lines of china for hotels and fraternal eating establishments. In research, we found china made for the Shriners and other groups; many pieces had group-specific logos on the front."
Maybe they made dishes for the government???
yeah but is pretty similar to a broad arrow,thanks for the Info I agree with ya
broad arrow Info story: http://www.raaoc.com/?q=node/53
Very interesting, I learned something new--thank you =)