Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers Pattern Number: 612262A Date of plate: 1934     Notes: White body with ornamental wreath, chandelier and swag border in shades of blue, gray and burgundy. Photos contributed by matthanne1

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers Pattern Number: 609893A Date of plate: 1932 Notes: Bauscher Ivory body with dark blue line border and wide ornamental border of alternating geometric shapes in shades of blue, teal, gold and pink set against a light tan background. For similar patterns by Scammell China: Carlton Hotel Lincoln

Manufacturer: Mayer China Pattern name: Malone Date of plate: 1912 – 1930s Notes: As you will see from the examples shown of the Malone pattern, it was a border patter of interlocking chain that was used to our knowledge on early topmarked All-In-One Sandwich System china and on topmarked china

Manufacturer: Mayer China User: All-In-One Sandwich System Pattern name: Malone (for chain design around rim of 1912-30s egg cup) Date of egg cup with chain border: 1912-1930s Date of egg cup with parallel pin lines: 1940s Notes: According to a story in the Dec. 27, 1928 issue of the Lincoln

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Battle Creek Sanitarium Pattern: Dorion Dates on pieces shown span: 1920-1936 Notes: Built in 1903 in Battle Creek, MI, (closed in 1942) the sanitarium was Dr. John Harvey Kellogg's "laboratory for developing and promulgating his "Battle Creek Idea" * that good health and fitness were the

Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen, Denmark User: Basse & Co. Date of plate: Unknown     Notes: Basse & Co. was a steamship management company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Prior to WWII shown as T. Basse, afterwards as Basse & Co. and finally A.H Basse being liquidated in 1978. The "H" probably

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern: Basketweave Date of cup and saucer: 1962     Notes: Pattern design by Dorothy Draper & Co. Inc.

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Barth Equipment Company Date of plate: 1939-1948 Notes: Tan body with maroon/brown decoration. This piece was most likely a joint advertising venture between Barth and Shenango, promoting the latter's RimRol edge that would presumably reduce breakage.

Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin China Pattern: Baroque Date of plate: Unknown     Notes: Salmon basketweave pattern on an ivory body. ID and photos contributed by reddygal