Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co.
Pattern: New Buckingham
Border Pattern No: 170
Distributor: John Wanamaker
Date of pitcher: circa 1912

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Notes: This is a stock border pattern that was available to any customer who requested it. It could be used with or without a crest added. Found in a Maddock / Scammell Pattern Sample Book, this border pattern number 170 was named New Buckingham.

Known users of this stock border pattern were: Napol; Stafford Hotel in Baltimore, Maryland; The Hudson Lunch; Hudson Dairy River Lunch; and Winthrop Lunch.

Maddock's American China, white base decorated with a gray/green border consisting of Acanthus leaves, a grid of swirls and a ball and line border.

ID and photos contributed by apPaul
Maddock / Scammell Pattern Sample Book contributed by Larry R. Paul