Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Nonotuck Hotel, Holyoke, MA Date of plate: February 1915   Notes: This 150-room hotel opened in June 1915 and closed circa 1939.

Manufacturer: Wallace China Pattern: Nogales Date of Plate: late 1930s – 1940s   Notes: Desert Ware

Manufacturer: Carr China Pattern: Nobility Date of examples: Unknown         Notes: Bottom stamp on both examples reads: NOBILITY – CARR CHINA H. FRIEDMAN & SONS, INC.

Manufacturer: Sterling China User: Nino's Steak Round-up Date of plate: 1973   Notes: Nino's Steak Round-Up was a chain of steak restaurants with locations in Iowa and Wisconsin. The Sheboyagan, Wisconsin location opened in 1970 and is still in existence. White body, Nino's Steak Round-up with stylized bull's heads circling the

Manufacturer: TEPCO User: Niles Hotel Pattern: Western Traveler Date of plate: 1931 – 1968   Notes: The Niles Hotel began construction in 1908 as the Curtis Hotel on the corner of Main and Modoc Streets of Alturas, CA. However, Jay Eugene Niles purchased the building in 1912 to eliminate the competition, completed the

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Hotel Nicollet Date of platter: 1937   Notes: Long a landmark in the Gateway area of Minneapolis, Minn. the Hotel Nicollet stood at the corners of Nicollet Street and Hennepin and Washington avenues. It was built on the site of the original Nicollet Hotel, which was erected

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Nicollet Hotel Distributor: K. Aslesen, Minneapolis, Minn. Date of plate: 1924   Note: The original four-floor, 79-room hotel was built on Nicollet Street and Washington Avenue in Minneapolis, Minn. in 1858. Some years later, an addition was added along the Washington Avenue side to bring the room

Manufacturer: Sterling China User: Nick's Seafood Pavilion, Yorktown, VA Date of platter: 1978   Notes: Now closed, the building was severely damaged during Hurricane Isabel (2003).

Manufacturer: Shenango China Pattern name: Niagara Date of mustard pot: Circa 1930s – 1948? Date of plate: unknown   Notes: The white-bodied, 2.25-inch mustard pot has a wide band that can be best described as a sponged effect of cobalt blue on white, and a band of leaves and berries below