Manufacturer: Buffalo China Pattern Name: Manhattan User: United States Lines Date of plate: 1933   Notes: According to the wikipedia, "the Manhattan became the first ship actually built for the line" (1932). In 1941, it became the first US troop transport Wakefield and was scrapped in 1965. White body, light green band

Manufacturer: Warwick China User: Manger Hotel Corporation Date of platter: 1938   Notes: Manger Hotels were located mainly in New York City, N.Y. Between 1922 and 1925, Manger had 5,500 rooms available in 11 New York City hotels. By 1929, there were 12 Manger Hotels in New York City, one in

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern: Mandarin Pattern Number: 90901 Date of plate: June 1948   Notes: White body, crimson edge line, floral design in white, light blue, medium blue, crimson, yellow, gold and green. All elements of design outlined in crimson. Abstract and floral design in plate well. Pattern name and number marked

Manufacturer: Jackson China Co. Pattern: Mandarin Distributor: Morris Gordon & Son, Boston, Mass. Date of platter: circa 1940 – 1950s   White body with corn-colored flowers outlined in cobalt blue. Leaves are a drab olive green outlined with the corn color. ID and photos contributed by dbstoneware

Manufacturer: Buffalo China Pattern name: Mandalay Date of bowl: 1930s   Notes: Asian inspired asymmetrical floral pattern on white body with green line trim. For related info:Larkin Co. 2 ID and photos contributed by kitschnkaboodle

Manufacturer: Fraunfelter China User: Manatee River Hotel Date of platter: circa 1930s   Notes: The Manatee River Hotel was located in Bradenton, FL and was known as "the Pink Palace." The "New Manatee River Hotel"was built in 1925 to replace the old hotel. The hotel was located at 309 10th Street,

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Manatee River Hotel Date of creamer: circa 1930 – 1948   Notes: The Manatee River Hotel was located in Bradenton, FL and was known as "the Pink Palace." The "New Manatee River Hotel"was built in 1925 to replace the old hotel. The hotel was located at 309

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Mammy's Restaurant Distributor: Ganger Inc., New York City Date of plate: 1927-1948   Notes: Mammy's Restaurant was located in Atlantic City at Boardwalk and Pennsylvania Ave. at the entrance to Steeplechase Pier. Elia Lasker Tendler, wife of the famous left-handed boxer Lew Tendler, operated Mammy's. The Tendlers

Manufacturer: Unknown, made in England User: The Malvern Date of example: Unknown   Notes: Built in 1882 by Degrasse Fox, The Malvern was located on Kebo Street in Bar Harbor, Maine. Connected with the hotel were 11 cottages with as many as 14 rooms, six baths and two sitting rooms. In 1910,