Description
but for some reason
Inspired by the everyday workings of the 1750 House and gardens
and an impressed Wedgwood mark
75" inches (thickness) and weighs 14 oz
In the American mind
Antique Green & White Floral Gravy Boat by John Maddock & Sons circa 1896-1906 1926 but for some reasonThe goodness of John Maddock & Sons Royal Vitreous is praised the world over (from a 1912 dishware advertisement, Scranton, PA) {HISTORY} Made in England between 1896 and 1906 by John Maddock & Sons, this antique gravy boat features the prettiest green and white floral pattern. So similar to T & R Boote's Marlborough, Johnson Bros' Florentine, and John Maddock's Hamilton and Warwick patterns, the florals on this gravy boat match none of those other
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