Maddock & Sons Royal Vitreous England China set pre 1896

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Posted by Mschwirtz
9 years ago
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I have a China set from my grandparents who received it from my grandfather's mother Dorothy Godfrey Wayman,and I'm curious what the name of the pattern and what year it is from. I know that it is pre 1896 when they started printing LTD on they're marking. Any information I can get I would appreciate. I have one large oblong Platter, 1 large round platter,  2 oblong serving bowls a pitcher,  7 tea cups,  5 2-handled cups, 11 dinner plates, 6 soup bowls, 10 teacup saucers, 5, larger saucers with Cup indentations, + 5 saucers that seemed more like bowls or a little bit deeper than a regular saucer with cup indentations. I have 7 but I'm assuming are dessert plates and 11 salad plates. There are a few chips, and yellowing and cracking of the china. 
Category China
Medium Bone china
Distinguishing marks Noted in pictures
Condition Fair
Date Period 1890 - 1896
History Was gifted to my grandparents for my great-grandmother Dorothy Godfrey Wayman who wrote for the Boston Globe as well as a number of books
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