Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Idan-ha Hotel Date of plate: 1910; 1911   Notes: The 100-room chateau-inspired Idan-ha Hotel is located at 10th and Main in Boise, Idaho. At the time it was built, it was the tallest building in Idaho and home to the state's first elevator. It is listed in

Manufacturer: T&R Boote, Waterloo Potteries User: Idan-ha Hotel Date of plate: circa 1901-1911   Notes: The 100-room chateau-inspired Idan-ha Hotel is located at 10th and Main in Boise, Idaho. At the time it was built, it was the tallest building in Idaho and home to the state's first elevator. It is

Manufacturer: Iroquois China User: IATSE — International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Date of plate: 1940s – 1960s Notes: This plate was made for Local 279.

Manufacturer: Wallace China User: Hyatt House Hotels Date of bouillon cup: 1956 Notes: Built by entrepreneurs Hyatt R. von Dehn and Jack D. Crouch, the first Hyatt House Hotel opened in December 1954 next to the Los Angeles International Airport. With 149 rooms, the hotel catered largely to business executives, providing

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hurley Bros & Daly Radio City Grill Date of creamer: 1927 – 1950s Notes: In 2005, the current owner/manager, Paul Burday, gave the following information about the establishment: The business began in 1892 as Hurley Bros. and Daly at 49th Street and 6th Avenue in New York

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: Huntt's Lunch Date of egg cup: Circa 1913   Notes: Harry Huntt operated his Huntt's Lunch restaurants from an office in Room 10, at 10 Central Square, in Lynn, Mass. By 1913, his lunch rooms were located at 14-18 Central Square, 170 Broad Street, 20 Market

Manufacturer: Mayer China Co. User: Hotel Huntington Distributor: Mitchell Woodbury Co. Date of platter: 1912 – 1920s Notes: The Hotel Huntington was located at 226 4th Ave. and 350 2nd St. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. The 3.5-story, 100-room hotel was built by Charles S. Hunt, sometime before 1904. Typical of many

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: Humble Oil & Refining Company Border Pattern: 8077 / Omaha (red & blue combination) Date of plate: 1919 – 1923 Notes: The Humble Oil & Refining Company was founded in Humble, TX (near Houston) in 1911. In 1919, the company purchased Dixie and later merged with Standard

Manufacturer: Unknown User: Hudson Quick Service Lunch Date of mug: Unknown Notes: Hudson Lunch was a popular name in the 1920s-1930s and references were found in New York; Paterson, N.J.; Lima, Ohio; and a New Hudson Lunch in Fort Wayne, Ind., to name a few. Other similar names were The Hudson