John Maddock & Sons, Indian Tree Pattern, 7 Piece Place Settings

John Maddock & Sons, Indian Tree Pattern, 7 Piece Place Settings

Marsoni

M251S

$45.00

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John Maddock & Sons, Indian Tree Pattern, 7 Piece Place SettingsThis is a beautiful dinnerware set in the Indian Tree pattern by John Maddock & Sons. Made in England. There are twelve (12) place settings available. Nine (9) place settings are in excellent, vintage condition and three (3) show crazing on some pieces. This set appears to have been collected over 30 years or so as the back stamps range from the 1930's to the 1960's, when production ended. Maddock England Vitreous: Dinner Plates, Teacups, Fruit

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The spray is completely white and thick - absolutely NOT sheer in any way whatsoever. Out of the can it is chalky white, heavy consistency and is the same on the skin. Does not spread or rub in easily at all. Streaks everywhere, even after playing or being in water. I wouldn’t say that how it stays on the skin is a testament at all to its SPF protection, I think it’s just whatever sticky ingredients are used to mix with the zinc. Definitely would not purchase again or recommend.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024