Early 1930’s Set Of 6 John Maddock & Sons Cake Plates Collectables Front to back: 19 cm

Front to back: 19 cm

since Sadler is reputed to have begun to use both impressed marks along with blue Sadler marks after 1950

The bust is in perfect condition

The Century range and trade name was released by J&G Meakin in 1912 and continued with a variety of floral patterns through to 1963 when the trade name range was eventually discontinued

This rare item is a demitasse porcelain saucer

Early 1930’s Set Of 6 John Maddock & Sons Cake Plates Collectables Front to back: 19 cmMADDOCK, John (c. 1807 77) was a pottery manufacturer in Burslem. John Maddock (snr.) the son of John and Sarah Maddock, was born in Burslem and baptised on 19 July1807. The firm of John Maddock was founded in the 1830's in premises in Newcastle Street, Burslem. John Maddock was in partnership with Seddon from 1839 to1842. The firm made granite ware for the American market. John Maddock required all his employees to join a sick club. He retired from