Antique Pink Floral Royal Porcelain Wash Basin & Pitcher by Maddock's Lamberton Works circa 1888-1902 red and white flowers It's hard to decide which

It's hard to decide which is more beautiful

offering context to each house while also inviting further research and reading into past owners and influential citizens

and easy to apply transferware techniques to the new unskilled workers at Clinchfield

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Antique Pink Floral Royal Porcelain Wash Basin & Pitcher by Maddock's Lamberton Works circa 1888-1902 red and white flowers It's hard to decide which{HISTORY} Not to be confused with the British Stoke on Trent pottery, John Maddock & Sons, this large floral wash basin and pitcher was made in America by Thomas Maddock's Lamberton Works in Trenton, New Jersey between 1888 1902. Substantial in size and weight (just under 11lbs), it's fitting that these two big grooming essentials also tell a big story about sanitaryware in the US. Long before indoor plumbing, and before the Maddock family immigrated