Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern: Canterbury
Date of creamer: 1897 – 1946
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Notes: Stock pattern of flowers and leaf clusters, one red flower and two purple flowers bracketed by green leaves with red line decoration.
This Canterbury rim treatment was used on Rector's Restaurant (New York City) service plates, date coded 1917. The Canterbury pattern was also customized with a topmark for the Delaware & Hudson Railroad and used circa 1920-1950s. The D&H service plate had red stripes, while other railroad pieces had green stripes.