Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern name: Denmark – 2900 Series User: Fred Harvey Date of plate: 1950 Notes: Denmark is a popular Syracuse China stock pattern designed by J.T. Wigley. A patent for it, #47,314, was issued May 4, 1915. Based on its inclusion in an early Syracuse catalog (photo below), it was available

Manufacturer: C.M. Hutschenreuther AG, Bavaria, Germany User: Denizcilik Bankasi T.A.O., Istanbul Date of soup plate: Unknown Notes: Denizcilik Bankasi TAO (the Turkish Maritime Bank) was established in 1938 primarily to fund the nation's emerging maritime industry. Cargo ships as well as passenger lines were operated by the bank. The plate is

Manufacturer: McNicol China User: Denis Latos National Restaurant Distributor: H.L. Hoechstetter Company Date of mug: 1920s Notes: This mug was most likely used at the National Restaurant located at 3112 Washington Avenue in Newport News, Virginia. The restaurant was a very popular lunch counter restaurant. In the 1930s to early 1940s,

Manufacturer: Rorstrand, Sweden User: Den Gyldene Freden (The Golden Peace) Date of Cream Pitcher: June 1951 Notes: Den Gyldene Freden – which in English translates to The Golden Peace – is a restaurant located in the old town of Stockholm, Sweden. It is one of Sweden's most well-known and oldest world

Manufacturer: Shenango China User: Delta Line (Mississippi Shipping Co.) Date of creamer: January 1963 – June 1963 Notes: The Delta Lina was operated by the Mississippi Shipping Company from 1919 through 1961 and then became the Delta Steamship Lines in 1961. In 1982, Delta Steamship Lines became a subsidiary of Crowley Maritime

Manufacturer: Heinrich & Co., Selb, Bavaria User: Delmonico Hotel Date of gravy boat: 1929 Notes: From the Wikipedia, the Delmonico Hotel is located on Park Avenue and 59th Street in New York City. The 32-story, 500-room hotel was designed by Goldner & Goldner. It opened as the Viceroy Hotel and shortly after

Manufacturer: Unknown User: Delmonico Cafe Date of bowl: circa 1912 – circa 1938 Notes: The Delmonico Cafe of Providence, Rhode Island was listed in the 1912 Providence & Rhode Island Business Directory (see screenshot above) at 142 Atwells Avenue with Michele Schiotti as the proprietor. Similar listings appeared in the 1915 and 1917

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern name: Delmar – #DC-3640 Date of cup: 1963 Notes: The pictured cup is shown on Syracuse China's Trend shape that was made from 1955 to 1978. The "squared contours" and "'econo-rims'" were "promoted especially for use as hospital tray service," according to "Syracuse China," by Reed and

Manufacturer: Mayer China Pattern Name: Delmar Date of creamer: 1952 Notes: A stock pattern with a red floral decoration on white body; shown below with and without a decorated rim. The pattern bears no resemblance to the Delmar 2 pattern made by Syracuse China. Creamer photo contributed by lady*bird