Manufacturer: Carr China
Pattern: Bucking Horse
Date of plate: 1940s
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Notes: This pattern was originally dubbed Bucking Bronco by RWCN members, but in looking at the pattern in a notebook compiled by Joy Bachman, her hand-written notes refer to it as "Bucking Horse." She was the wife of Carr's last president, Wheeler Bachman, and handled the day-to-day operations of the plant for many years.
The design shows a cowboy on a kicking horse on a white body with brown stripe or line on the border.