Manufacturer: Iroquois China User: Cragston Yacht & Country Club Date of sugar bowl: March 1930 (P-2) Notes: This bowl was used at the Cragston Yacht & Country Club located on the former J.P. Morgan estate at Cragston-on-Hudson, three miles below West Point on the west shore of the Hudson. The

Manufacturer: Warwick China User: Coyle and Richardson Department Store Location: Charleston, WV Date of bowl: 1943 Notes: George F. Coyle and J. Lynn Richardson partnered up in 1884 to open this department store, known as the oldest in the southern part of West Virginia. The store closed circa 1960s.

Manufacturer: Jackson China Pattern: Cowboy by Henry Ziegler Date of plate: circa 1950s

Manufacturer: Jackson China Pattern Name: Country Garden Date of plate: 1960s Notes: In his Jackson China Book, author James Strano says that a large X near the backstamp marks a production line sample. It "may have been the glaze, pattern, color or size sample." Source: Jackson China 1960 Catalog White body

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Country Club of Virginia, Richmond, VA Date of ashtray: 1961 Notes: The Country Club of Virginia was established in 1908 and consists of two campuses – Westhampton and James River – with three golf courses among its amenities: Westhampton, James River and Tuckahoe Creek. The U.S. Amateur

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Cotillion Room Hotel Pierre Date of plate: 1953 Notes: Designed and built as the nation's first supper club, the Cotillion Room was Room 615 of the Hotel Pierre, which opened October 1930 at 5th Avenue & 61st Street in New York City. This pattern was used before

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Cotillion Room Hotel Pierre Date of plate: Unknown, see picture of backstamp Notes: Designed and built as the nation's first supper club, the Cotillion Room was Room 615 of the Hotel Pierre, which opened October 1930 at 5th Avenue & 61st Street in New York City. This

Maufacturer: Mayer China User: Corvallis Hotel Date of cup and saucer: unknown Notes: The Corvallis Hotel is located at 143 SW 2nd Street in Corvallis, Oregon. The present Hotel Corvallis was built to replace the old wooden Occidental Hotel building (opened 1880), which for years was the main hotel in Corvallis.

Manufacturer: Jackson China User/Pattern name: Coronet / Courier Date: 1961 Notes: The book Jackson China by James Strano shows this pattern in two different catalogs. The first shows it as "Courier"; the second shows it as "Coronet or Courier." The pattern is a series of what appears to be airbrushed swirls or stylized