Beautiful rose pattern, vintage 1888-1923, serving bowl.

EARLY NAME IN AMERICAN DINNERWARE

This is made in Trenton NJ by the Maddocks Lamberton Works sometime around the

turn of the 19th century - with the progression to colored transferware rather than black

and white. 

The Maddocks purchased the pottery company back in 1888 and excelled in domestic

and commercial china.  Maddocks changed hands in 1924, at which time the name was

changed to Scammell China Company when the one-time Maddock office boy D. Wm.

Scammell and his 5 brothers purchased and ran the plant until it finally closed its doors

in 1954.

MARKINGS

This serving bowl is back stamped with the ‘M’ and ‘Maddocks – Lamberton Works –

Royal Porcelain’ dating between 1888 and 1923. 

COLLECTIBLES CONDITION

Very Well Taken Care Of ~ Perfectly Beautiful ~

Completely Free Of Chips, Nicks, Cracks Or Glazing

~ Some Wear To The Gold Trim ~ Utensil Marks ~

Pink, Green & Brown Floral Pattern Is Bright

PATTERN

The attractive oval bowl is white porcelain with a stencil cascade design of pink and

yellow variegated roses, moss green foliage and fine brown stems, and has a gilt pin

stripe border (which is worn more so in some places) below the scalloped interior. 

MEASUREMENTS

Stands 1-1/2” Tall, Measures 9” Long and 7” At The Widest.

Collectibles are from a smoke-free environment.

E-Z DELIVERY

Buyer must be 21.  If you have a PAYPAL account, I am

able to mail to you.  Add S&H.  Better yet, I may DELIVER

TO YOU at Peachtree Pkwy. JOHN’S CREEK PUBLIX.