Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co.
User: United States Senate
Border Pattern No: 6000 "Senate Boarder"
Date of creamer: 1890s – 1911

Maddock / Scammell Pattern Sample Book Excerpt

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Notes: According to Museum Specialist Richard Doerner in the Office of Senate Curator, U.S. Capital Building, Washington, D.C., this pattern was used in the U.S. Senate Restaurant located in the Capitol Building.

This pattern was produced by several manufacturers, including Warwick, Maddock and Scammell. Click here to view an Office of Senate Curator listing of a creamer produced by Warwick China, circa 1912-1920, distributed by the E.B. Adams Company. Scammell China produced this pattern on a Trenton body circa 1924-1954, distributed by The Stern Company.

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United States Senate 2 by Warwick China
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