Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern Name: Tashmoo Date of double handled soup cup: 1927   Notes: The side-wheeled passenger steamer Tashmoo, launched on Dec. 30, 1899, was built for the White Star Line in Detroit by Detroit Shipbuilding Co. It ran from Detroit to Port Huron with stops in between. White Star

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern name: Tartan Pattern number: Shadowtone #99 Date of plate: 1952 Notes: Tartan was not a controlled pattern, so it was available to anyone who wanted to order it. The artwork was by Syracuse China artist Charles McKaig. White body with an airbrushed tri-colored plaid and thistle design in

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern Name: Tapestry Date of plate: 1937

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: The Tank Storage & Carriage Company, Ltd. Date of platter: 1912-1924   Notes: When the Standard Oil Company was formed in 1870, the policy was to acquire refineries. After a loose alliance with other major oil businesses in the mid-1870s, about 90% of the refineries in

Manufacturer: Iroquois China User: Tail o' the Cock Date of creamer: 1940s – early 1960s   Notes: IRO-TAN Ware. There were two McHenry's Tail o' the Cock restaurant locations in Southern California: La Cienega Blvd & Ventura Blvd.

Manufacturer: Wellsville China User: Taie's Inn Date of plate: 1969   Notes: Taie's Inn was located at the 73rd Avenue entrance of the Eastmont Mall in Oakland, California. The restaurant was one of 74 charter mall vendors that opened business in October-December 1970. The Community Development Corporation completed the mall construction

Manufacturer: Mayer China Pattern: Taft Date of examples: 1940s – 1950s   Notes: White body, bands of white bellflowers on black background with gold outline on rim. Unknown topmark consisting of black oval with a white image, possibly an archer or Robin Hood. Plate photos contributed by dbstoneware

Manufacturer: Buffalo China and Shenango China User: Tadich Grill Date of Buffalo cup: Unknown Date of Shenango cup: 1986   Notes: Tadich Grill in San Francisco, California is the oldest restaurant in both the city and the state. It opened in 1849 as The New World Coffee Stand, later called New

Manufacturer: William Guerin & Co., Limoges, France User: The Tacoma Hotel – Mermaid Room Distributor: Burley & Company Date of plate: circa early 1900s   Notes: Designed in a modified Tudor style by celebrated architect Stanford White, the Hotel Tacoma opened August 8, 1884 in Tacoma, WA. Located at 9th and