Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Seaboard Airline Railway as Orange Blossom Date of Platter: 1954 Notes: Never backstamped or topmarked by the railroad, for the Orange Blossom pattern, Syracuse's Colonial stock pattern was customized with wide turquoise band with mustard pinstripes. For related info: Colonial the Syracuse stock pattern without the turquoise band Photo

Manufacturer: TEPCO Pattern Description: Sea Life * Date of plate: 1930s – 1960s   Notes: Pattern design on both tan and white bodies with sea life scenes of fish, crab and an occasional lobster among the seaweeds or kelp forest. Sea Life shown below in dark brown on tan body, but the

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Sea Gull / Seagull Restaurant Date of plate: 1971   Notes: White body with a coin gold band on the rim and line on the verge and Monterey Red within the well of the plate. Multi-colored center logo of a Scandinavian wooden boat with sails bearing a

Manufacturers:  Syracuse China and Shenango China User: Sea Fare of the Aegean Date of creamer: 1966 or 1967 Notes: Christos G. Bastis came to the United States in 1922 and opened the Sea Fare Restaurant in 1941 on West 8th Street. He later moved it to West 56th Street and renamed

Manufacturer: Buffalo China User: The Sea Cave Body of platter: Multifleure Lamelle Date of platter: 1930s Body of butter pat: Multifleure Date of butter pat: Late 1920s   Note: Located at 441 12th Street in Oakland, Calif., with another possible location in Alameda, the Sea Cave advertised "24 booths for ladies," in addition

Manufacturer: Wallace China User: Sea Cave Date of plate: March 1949   Notes: Locations in Oakland and Alameda, California. White body with alternating red pinstripe-green band-red pinstripe along the inner rim border. Topmarked "Sea Cave" in black. The plate also depicts three black fish with animated faces, jumping from the right

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Scranton Lace Co. Date of double handle soup cup: 1926   Notes: The Scranton Lace Company was in business in Scranton, PA for many years, but closed in 2002 due to the textile bust. Nottingham lace was Scranton's specialty over the many years they were in business,

Manufacturer: Carr China User: Scottish Rite Temple, Wichita, Kansas Date of mug: circa 1930s Notes: White body, rust double-headed eagle which is the symbol for the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, number 32 inside a triangle represents the 32nd degree of the Scottish Rite. Scottish Rite Temple, Wichita, Kan. in

Manufacturer: Buffalo China User: Schwarz's Drive-In Date of cup: 1956 – 1969   Notes: Schwarz's Drive-In was located at 5217 S. Westnedge, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Ivory body, topmarked in black with the Schwarz's Drive-In logo of a smiling man wearing a chef hat, carrying a covered food tray. Cup photo contributed by