This is a set of buddha crockery made by wood&sons England and came to South Africa with the 1820 settlers.The stamp on the crockery is Woods 510.Photo's attached
Portland blue Wedgwood Jasperware wine jug with Sterling silver top. Marked Wedgwood England to the base. Sacrifice figures in relief. No damage or restoration except the silver mount comes away with the top rather than staying on the opening.
Inherited piece. Japanese porcelain. Fine sandpaper texture described as sharkskin. Multiple character marks to the base. 10.5cm tall x 9.5cm across. Weighs 200gms. No damage or restoration.
I have some plates from John Maddock & Sons I'm curious about.
They are the JEWEL pattern; there is one dinner sized plate and several smaller (salad?) sized plates.
The markings on the back show the company's Crown/Circle marking with the words John Maddock & Sons Ltd Royal Vitreous, England within the circle and the word JEWEL underneath. There is also a small triangle printed on the bottom of the plate as well as a crown imprint in the bottom.
The pattern has a brown border with black and aqua colored scrolling, and a scalloped edge to the plate.
***NOTE: the photos below are borrowed from info I found online (I have not had the chance to upload my own yet).
The first is a good photo of the pattern itself from the website: www.replacements.com
The second shows an example of the imprint on the bottom (mine is identical except it says Jewel underneath) from the website: www.artfire.com
