Manufacturer: Jackson China User: International Association of Rebekah Assemblies (or Rebekahs or Rebekah Lodges or Daughters of Rebekah) Date of plate: 1923-46   Notes: From the Wikipedia: "The Rebekah Lodges were founded in the early 1850s, largely due to the efforts of an Odd Fellow named Schuyler Colfax. Initially, the Rebekah Degree

Manufacturer: Buffalo China by Oneida Stock Pattern: Rebecca Date of Coupe Salad Plate & Cup: circa late 1980s – present (based on backstamp)   Notes: A stock pattern with a cream white body and design of pink and burgundy scrolls, leaf forms, stripes and flowers. Click here for related Oneida pattern information.

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Reading Railroad Pattern: Stotesbury Date of cup & saucer: 1928 – circa 1930   Notes: Involved in the financing and management of a number of America's great railroads, E.T. Stotesbury served as director — and sometimes as an officer — of various railroads starting in the 1880s. As

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Reading Railroad Pattern: Stotesbury Date of cup & saucer: 1928 – circa 1930   Notes: Involved in the financing and management of a number of America's great railroads, E.T. Stotesbury served as director — and sometimes as an officer — of various railroads starting in the 1880s. As

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Reading Company Y.M.C.A. Date of plate: 1935 – 1940   Notes: According to Richard Luckin's, "Dining On Rails": READING YMCA. Dinnerware was used at the railroad's several YMCA's. In 1946 they were located at Reading, Rutherford, Tamaqua, Newberry Jct., Wilsmere, DE, Spring Garden St., Philadelphia (passenger crews)

Manufactuer: Mayer China User: Ray Fagan's Plantation Date of pitcher: circa 1930s   Notes: One old reference in Rochester, NY archives was found to "Maryland Chicken Dinners" at Ray Fagan's Plantation. "…the talk of the country. No such food at such prices anywhere. Make your club or party reservation now. Genesee

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern: Ravenna Date of plate: 1919   Notes: White body, green chain-like border.

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: The Rathskeller Cafe and Restaurant Distributor: Frederick & Nelson, Seattle Date of platter: 1906 – 1911   Notes: Located at 2nd Avenue and Cherry Street in Seattle, Washington, the Rathskeller Cafe and Restaurant seated 350 people and employed 100 people. Operated by The Rathskeller Company, the

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hotel Rathbun Date of celery dish: 1917   Notes: Located in Elmira, NY, the Hotel Rathbun was open from from 1851 to 1941.