Manufacturer: Jackson China Pattern: Palm Trees (Red Airbrushed) Date of plate: 1930 – 1946   Notes: White body with red airbushed palm trees, beach and a sailboat in the background.

Manufacturer: Wallace China User: Palm Olive Tavern Date of bouillon cup: 1947 (9-Y)   Notes: Located at the corner of Palm and Olive streets in Fresno, CA; likely in existence between the 1940s-1960s. Desert Ware tan body. Topmarked with the Palm Olive Tavern logo of a single palm tree with dark

Manufacturer: TEPCO Pattern: Palm Date of plates: 1930s – 1960s   Notes: Large Palm leaf pattern on white body, shown above in green, brown, and a lighter reddish brown. For similar patterns: Palm by Shenango China Shadowleaf by Wallace China  

Manufacturer: Shenango China by Interpace Pattern: Palm Date of plate: 1970 Notes: Large leaf pattern shown below on a white body in shades of green. For related info: Shadowleaf by Wallace China Palm 2 by TEPCO

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern name: Tartan User: The Palliser Restaurant Date of plate: 1952   Notes: The Palliser Restaurant was located by the Bay of Fundy in Truro, Nova Scotia. Allan and Keltie Bruce took over the restaurant in 1969 and owned/operated it for 42 years, until it closed in April 2011.

Manufacturer: Wallace China Pattern: Palisades Date of plate: late 1950s – 1964   Notes: This distinctive pattern bears a striking resemblance to the Sherman Hotel Well of the Sea pattern by Shenango China, and in fact, is cited in the1958 Wallace patent design information. White body with a sea-themed, multi-colored mobile

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers User: Palace Hotel – San Francisco, CA Date of tray: 1910   Notes: One of San Francisco's most famous hotels, the Palace Hotel opened in 1875 and cost $5 million to build. The hotel survived the earthquake of 1906, but was gutted by the fires that engulfed the

Manufacturer: Buffalo China User: Palace Hotel – San Francisco, CA Distributor: Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co. Date of compote: 1915 – 1940s   Notes: One of San Francisco's most famous hotels, the Palace Hotel opened in 1875 and cost $5 million to build. The hotel survived the earthquake of 1906, but was

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Palace Hotel – San Francisco, CA Date of plate: 1982   Notes: One of San Francisco's most famous hotels, the Palace Hotel opened in 1875 and cost $5 million to build. The hotel survived the earthquake of 1906, but was gutted by the fires that engulfed the