Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Creighton's International Restaurant – Riviera Beach, Florida Date of examples: circa 1959 – 1965   Notes: From Steven Koska: "Charles W. Creighton opened Creighton's Cafeteria in Asheville, N.C., in 1930 downstairs in the old Bon Marche building on Haywood Street. It was one of his first

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Wedgwood Inn – Saint Petersburg, Florida Date of saucer: circa 1946 – 1965   Notes:  From Steven Koska: "Charles W. Creighton opened Creighton's Cafeteria in Ashville, N.C., in 1930 downstairs in the old Bon Marche building on Haywood Street. It was one of his first restaurant ventures.

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Johnston's Coffee Shop – Daytona Beach, Florida Date of saucer: circa 1946 – 1965   Notes:  From Steven Koska: "Charles W. Creighton opened Creighton's Cafeteria in Ashville, N.C., in 1930 downstairs in the old Bon Marche building on Haywood Street. It was one of his first restaurant

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Creighton's Restaurant – Fort Lauderdale, Florida Date of saucer: circa 1946 – 1965   Notes:  From Steven Koska: "Charles W. Creighton opened Creighton's Cafeteria in Ashville, N.C., in 1930 downstairs in the old Bon Marche building on Haywood Street. It was one of his first restaurant

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Lawyers Club – New York City Date of platter: circa 1931-1954   Notes:  From The Gotham Center for New York City History: "William Allen Butler, Jr., the founder of downtown Manhattan's Lawyers Club, would later explain that its creation was inspired by a disturbing encounter. One

Manufacturers: Shenango China and Carr China User: Sanitary Cafe – Anniston, Alabama Date of examples: circa 1920s – early 1950s   Notes: The Sanitary Cafe – or Gus' Sanitary Cafe – was located at 1125 Noble Street in Anniston, Alabama. It was a Greek restaurant run for many years by

Manufacturer: Tepco China User: The Broiler – Sacramento, California Date of soup plate: circa 1950 – 1968   Notes: From the Sacramento Business Journal article by Mark Anderson on September 3, 2013: "The Broiler, a Sacramento steakhouse since 1950, closed over Labor Day weekend. The website simply says 'The Broiler

Manufacturer: Wallace China User: Fong Fong Bakery & Ice Cream Parlor – San Francisco Date of bowl: circa 1935   Notes: Fong Fong Bakery & Ice Cream Parlor had two locations in San Francisco: the first at 824 Grant Avenue and a second at 1107 Stockton Street. From a Facebook

Manufacturer: Scammell China User: Desert Inn – Palm Springs, California Pattern: Aztec Date of examples: circa 1926 – 1936   Notes: From a June 4, 2014, article by Nicolette Wenzell in Palm Springs Life: "The Desert Inn was Nellie Coffman's vision in 1909. In the beginning, The Desert Inn was