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Antique John Maddock & Sons Platter - Royal Vitreous Made in England c. 1896 - Staffordshire Potteries champgne bucket There is no question thatBe faithful to your own taste because nothing you really like is ever out of style. Billy Baldwin {HISTORY} Hailing from the late 1890s this antique John Maddock & Sons platter traveled from England to America in search of adventure. By some course of fate, it wound up in the American South in a rural hamlet dotted with large plantation houses and pastoral landscapes. The stories of its life are written in delicate crazing lines and faint tea colored