Manufacturer: Mayer China
User: Brownie's Lunch
Date of saucer: 1930s – early 1940s
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Notes: The Mayan Ware saucer might have seen use at one of several known Brownie's Lunch spots:
- Brownie's Lunch, Reid Hill, Fourth Ward, Amsterdam, N.Y., owned by Raymond Krzys and frequented by Mickey Mantle;
- Brownie's Lunch, near Le Mars, Iowa; and Brownie's Lunch Room, 515 Washington Street, Henderson, Kentucky. Operated by T. Colmesnil Brown from 1932 to 1961.
Brown heavy line or stripe and writing on tan body. Brownie's is shown in script lettering; lunch in a sans serif, all caps font is contained within a matching brown banner.