Manufacturer: Richard Ginori, Italy User: The Beach Club Hotel Date of celery tray: circa 1930s-1970s     Notes: The Beach Club Hotel, originally located at 851 1st St., N. Naples, Florida, opened in the 1930s with about 70 rooms. Built in 1929 by Allen Joslin, husband to Lois, the heiress

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers Pattern Number: E75071F Date of plate: 1930     Notes: White body with multicolored art noveau style border with scrolls and flowers in shades of brown, tan and gold set against a teal background. Photos contributed by matthanne1

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.