Manufacturer: Warwick China Pattern: Crying Pups & Crow (real pattern name unknown) Date of cup: 1946   Notes: Santone Photos contributed by Susan Phillips

Manufacturer: Sterling China User/Pattern Name: Unknown Date of grill plate: January – March 1999 Notes: A children's white body grill plate, featuring colorful cartoon images of a chicken, cow and fish in each divided plate section. Perhaps used in a surf 'n turf themed restaurant?

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Unknown Date of cup & saucer: 1967 – 1968 Notes: White body, gray and yellow stripes, intertwined CCC, also in gray. Photo contributed by reddygal

Manufacturer: McNicol China User/Pattern name: Piccadilly Cafeteria Date of china: pre-1965   Notes: From its website, "Piccadilly Cafeteria first opened in 1932 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Twelve years later, a budding restaurateur by the name of T. H. Hamilton took the reins with hopes of growing the business." According to fundinguniverse.com,

Manufacturer: Sterling China User/Pattern name: Satellite grill plate, Piccadilly Cafeteria Date of plates: 1977   Notes: From its website, "Piccadilly Cafeteria first opened in 1932 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Twelve years later, a budding restaurateur by the name of T. H. Hamilton took the reins with hopes of growing the

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hotel Utica Pattern name: #62101 Utica Date of plate: 1912 – 1946 Notes: The 200-room, 14-story Hotel Utica opened on March 11, 1912 in Utica, N.Y. The Renaissance Revival-style hotel "provides striking views of the Mohawk Valley and its interior boasts rich mahogany woodwork and ornate public spaces."

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hotel Utica Date of Service Plate: 1928   Notes: A service plate for the 200-room, 14-story Hotel Utica located in Utica, NY with a print of N.C. Wyeth's painting, "Return of the Hunter," in the well of the plate. The Utica opened March 11, 1912 and closed

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern name: Utica – Underglaze #62101 Date of demi cup & saucer: 1947   Notes: This is the border pattern used by the Hotel Utica on one of its orders of china. It is not known if it was also a stock pattern that Syracuse sold to other

Manufacturer: Syracuse China, Warwick China User: Hotel Utah Dates of examples: Syracuse – 1911, 1925; Warwick – 193? (backstamp indecipherable)   Notes: The 500-room Hotel Utah opened June 11, 1911 in Salt Lake City, UT. It closed August 1987 and later became office space for the Church of Latter Day Saints