Manufacturer: TEPCO User: Gas "N" Eat Date of Platter: 1950s Notes: From the Gas "N" Eat located at the Atlantic Richfield truck stop east of Vacaville, California.

Manufacturer: Walker China Pattern: Garland Date: 1942 – 1965 Notes: Intertwined vine border shown in green and red. Green Garland photos contributed by teabear

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern Name: Gardena Date of Plate: 1923 Notes: Gardena pattern copyrighted in 1915. White body with a solid blue line on the outer rim and a middle rim blue line accented with blue flowers and green leaves. Center marked with a multicolored bouquet of stemmed flowers in blue,

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Garden City Hotel Date of Creamer: 1966 Notes: When multi-millionaire Alexander T. Stewart began planning Garden City on 7,000 acres of land he purchased approximately 20 miles from New York City, he made its focal point a grand hotel that would attract a famous and wealthy clientele

Manufacturer: Walker China User: Gar Wood Boat Works Date of Backstamp: 1947 Notes: Quoting from "Dining on Inland Seas" – "The Gar Wood Boat Works was located in Marysville, Michigan from the 1920s-1940s. Founded by world speedboat champion Garfield Arthur Wood, the company manufactured runabout and utility boats. Gar Wood boats

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: The Game Cock Restaurant Date of Plate: 1953 Notes: The Game Cock was a well-known restaurant and pub in New York from at least the 1920s into the 1950s and was located at 14 East Forty-Fourth Street. Its owner was Jack Stutz. Narrow beaded black on white

Manufacturer: Unknown – made in Germany User: Hotel Galvez, Galveston, Texas Distributor: Burley & Co., Chicago Date of Plate: Unknown Notes: From the hotel's website : "Constructed in 1911, Hotel Galvez was named after Bernardo de Galvez, the Spanish Colonial governor for whom the city of Galveston was named. In 1980,

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Gallagher's Steak House Date of Butter Pat: 1927 – 1948 Notes: Web site The steak house since 1927 at 228 West 52nd St. in New York City was, according to its web site, "established as a speakeasy during the Prohibition years." Brown lettering on a tan Incaware body against

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern: Galatea User: Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Date: 1927 – 1959 Notes: According to railroad china authors and experts Doug McIntyre and Richard Luckin, photos have emerged that show the Galatea pattern in use on the Milwaukee Road's Olympian. It is also known to have been