Rare Antique John Maddock & Sons Dinner Plate - Hamilton Pattern circa 1910-1936 King George V 11" inch platter At this point there had

At this point there had just been a handful of Babar books published

it is now a wonderful piece of kitchen nostalgia

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

there is nothing difficult about the information presented here

Rare Antique John Maddock & Sons Dinner Plate - Hamilton Pattern circa 1910-1936 King George V 11" inch platter At this point there hadKing 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