Rare Antique John Maddock & Sons Dinner Plate - Hamilton Pattern circa 1910-1936 King George V 11" inch platter there is nothing difficult about

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Its heavy constitution and large

Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle

It always amazes us here in the Vintage Kitchen when we encounter a heavily crazed piece of pottery like this delicate beauty

Interior pages are clean and bright and free of cooking stains and splatters

Rare Antique John Maddock & Sons Dinner Plate - Hamilton Pattern circa 1910-1936 King George V 11" inch platter there is nothing difficult aboutKing George and Queen Mary were an inseparably devoted couple who upheld character and family values. David Cannadine {HISTORY} Can a plate represent not only 100 years' worth of dinner time stories but also one of a famous family too? You bet! Made in England, between 1910 1936 by John Maddock & Sons, this antique dinner plate features the soft pine green Hamilton pattern. First designed in the late 1890s, JM & S made several versions of the Hamilton