John Maddock & Sons Royal Vitreous “Gem” Blue Transferware Dish England

This is a beautiful antique John Maddock & Sons Royal Vitreous oval serving dish in the “GEM” pattern, featuring classic blue transferware florals with intricate lace-like detailing. Made in England, this piece carries the early Royal Vitreous crown mark along with the Rd No. 308976, dating the design registration to the early 1900s (circa 1900–1905).

Perfect for collectors of English transferware, Victorian ceramics, blue & white décor, or anyone who loves timeless antique serving pieces. The oval shape with handled ends makes it ideal for display, vanity styling, or use as a small tray.

FEATURES
• Maker: John Maddock & Sons Ltd
• Pattern: GEM
• Material: Royal Vitreous Ironstone
• Color: Blue transferware
• Origin: England
• Approx. Age: Early 1900s
• Marked: “Royal Vitreous – John Maddock & Sons Ltd – England – GEM – Rd No 308976”

MEASUREMENTS
• Length: 9 inches
• Width: 5 inches
• Height: 1.5 inches

CONDITION

Good antique condition for its age with expected light crazing and minor wear consistent with early English ironstone. No cracks or repairs noticed. Displays beautifully.