Manufacturer: Unknown User: InterContinental Hotels – Hotel Tequendama – Bogota, Columbia Date of bowl/ashtray: early 1950s – circa 2000   Notes: The InterContinental Hotel Tequendama was built circa 1950 in Bogota, Columbia. In 2006, the International Hotels Group rebranded the hotel as the Crowne Plaza Tequendama, and it remains such in

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers User: InterContinental Hotels Date of creamer: circa 1946 – 1990s   Notes: See InterContinental Hotels – Overview White body with coin gold band border. Topmarked in coin gold with the Inter-Continental Hotels "I" logo surrounded by a scrolling ornamental decoration. For other InterContinental Hotels: InterContinental Hotels 01 by Homer Laughlin

Considered upscale luxury hotels, there are more than 200 InterContinental Hotels & Resorts in 75 countries as of 2010. Founded in 1946 by Pan American World Airways, the InterContinental Hotel chain today is owned by the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) Inc., headquartered in Denham, United Kingdom. As of January 2010,

Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin User: InterContinental Hotels – Chicago Date of plate: circa 2000   Notes: See InterContinental Hotels – Overview Notes: Located at 505 North Michigan Avenue in Chicago, the InterContinental Chicago, was originally built as the Medinah Athletic Club, serving Shriners. Following the demise of the club in 1934, the InterContinental

Manufacturer: Warwick China User: Inoway's Cafeterias Date of plate: 1920s-1930s   Notes: Jack Inoway was born in Japan around 1890, according to the 1930 census, but spent his earliest years in New York City. He made a home for himself in Ohio in the 1920s after travels with Harry Blackstone's vaudeville

Manufacturer: Hall China User: Inn of the Clock Date of ashtray: 1966 – early 1970s   Notes: The Inn of the Clock was located on the first floor of the United Nations Plaza Building at 866 United Nations Plaza (48th Street) in New York City. The restaurant venue was leased originally

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: The Inn at Buck Hill Falls Date of plate: circa 1926 – 1937   Notes: Buck Hill Falls was started by a Philadelphia Quaker, Samuel E. Griscom, with an inheritance of several thousand acres of land. Griscom was so taken by his property that he envisioned it

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Inland Steel Co. Pattern: Joseph Block Pattern Date of cup and saucer: 1959   Notes: Located in East Chicago, Indiana White body with a gray stripe border. Topmarked with a black "I" set within a green double-lined diamond.

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Indianapolis Motor Speedway Date of plate: 1962   Notes: At the turn of the 20th century and as the owner of one of the first auto dealerships in the United States, Carr G. Fisher expanded into auto racing and became concerned enough about the prevalence of tire