Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin China User: Cajun House Date of plate: 1996 Notes: When Bourbon Street-New Orleans meets Scottsdale Valley-Arizona, one gets a 25,000-square-foot venue in downtown Scottsdale called the Cajun House – complete with an indoor/outdoor music stage, an upscale Cajun restaurant, oyster and piano bars, a coffee shop, a banquet

Manufacturer: Buffalo China Pattern: Cairo Distributor (of Lune Ware plate): Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co. Date of Lune Ware (blue/gray) plate: 1929; date of Rouge Ware (pink) plate: unknown.   Notes: Blue Lune Ware 6 1/2-inch plate with multi-colored, stylized parrot tulip buds and flowers with scrolled stems and a black pin

Manufacturer: Mayer China Stock Pattern: Cairo Date of plate: 1930s – early 1940s   Notes: Most commonly referred to as Katy Ornaments, this stock pattern was a popular Art Nouveau pattern made by many manufacturers. Both the Syracuse and Shenango versions of this pattern are known to have been used by the Missouri-Kansas-Texas

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: The Cafe Republique Date: 1910 – 1911 Notes: The Cafe Republique was located on the first floor of the Corcoran Building at "F" and 15th streets, across from the United States Treasury building in Washington, DC. In April 1910, the city granted permission to the Columbia

Manufacturer: Cauldon, Ltd., England User: Cafe Lakota Distributor: Albert Pick Date of  sugar bowl: 1905 – 1920 Notes: Cafe Lakota was located in Chicago. An ad from a 1911 Commercial Trade Stamp Journal shows two locations: Jackson Blvd and LaSalle at the Board of Trade, and also LaSalle and Washington Street

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers User: Cafe Baum Date of plate: 1912 Notes: Fritz W. Baum was born in Germany, Aug. 2, 1876, the son of Joseph Baum, a butcher. He served in the German Army and came to the United States in 1903, finding employment in a Washington, D.C., restaurant, where he

Manufacturer: Buffalo China Pattern/Body: Cafe Au Lait Lamelle Date of plate: 1930s Notes: Lamelle is French for laminated. On March 15, 1932, Buffalo Pottery was granted US Patent 1849272 for this ceramic-making process in which two or more layers of clay are used to form the appearance of an inlay. Lamelle pieces are most often

Manufacturer: Unknown User: Café de Paris Date of creamer: Unknown Notes: Among numerous Café de Paris restaurants around the world, this creamer was used at Michel Cartier's Café de Paris that featured French specialties, located at 7038 Sunset Boulevard – on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, Calif. Cartier, who was born

Manufacturer: Rego, a subsidiary of Oneida, LTD User: Caesars Palace, Las Vegas Date of plate: unknown, likely circa 2000 or after Notes: Caesars Palace is a luxury hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Construction began on the hotel in 1962 with financing in the form of a loan from the Teamsters