Manufacturer: TEPCO, marketed as Solano China
User: The Cactus
Date of welsh rarebit oval baker: 1950s – 1960s

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Notes: Nothing is known about this establishment other than it is assumed to have been located in the Western U.S., most likely Arizona. Solano China/Pa-Ce-Co/U.S.A. was a marketing name utilized by the TEPCO China Company.

Click here for an interesting article on TEPCO by Joseph Heaven that appeared in the 1982 August/September of American Craft.

White body welsh rarebit with a drawing on the left side in green of a saguaro cactus and a sitting man in light red wearing a sombrero and serape. At the top of the dish in a script font are the words "The Cactus."

Source:
American Craft, 1982 August/September

Photos contributed by Graham Pilecki
Link to American Craft contributed by Edward Babcock