Manufacturer: Scammell China
User: Carlton Hotel
Date of master salad bowl: 1928 – 1930

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Notes: Located at 923 16th and K streets, N.W., Washington, D.C., the Carlton Hotel originally opened in October 1926.

In the late 1930s, the hotel was the residence of Secretary of State Cordell Hull and has been attracting the political elite since then, including many presidents over the years. The hotel also was a popular venue for the capitol's social scene in the decades that followed and was frequented by loyal celebrity guests such as Joan Crawford, Jacqueline Onassis, Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor and Cher. Howard Hughes also kept a permanent suite at the Carlton Hotel during WWII.

From 1933 to 1955, the Carlton and Wardman Park Hotels were part of Washington Properties, Inc. The hotel is advertised in the 1938 Hotel Red Book as: "The only hotel in Washington with completely air-conditioned bedrooms." In 1956, the hotel became the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel.

In December 1987, the Carlton closed its doors to complete a $16 million dollar renovation and reopened the following year on October 2nd – the hotel's 62nd birthday.

In 1999, after 73 years as the Carlton Hotel, the property became The St. Regis of Washington, D.C. – the second St. Regis in the world, opening 95 years after the flagship St. Regis property in New York.

In 2006, the St. Regis of Washington, D.C. underwent an extensive 16-month renovation and reopened in January 2008. Every hotel guest room and all the public areas, including the lobby, ballroom, St. Regis Athletic Club, meeting rooms and the Astor Terrace were renovated.

Sources:
The St. Regis, Washington, D.C.
Larry Paul's 20th Century Hotel Research Database
Hotel Red Books

This Scammell China pattern was a stock pattern, as well as a border pattern on made-to-order custom pieces for other venues and organizations, such as The Elks and the Lincoln Hotel – New York.  Bauscher Brothers also produced this similar stock pattern: Bauscher Pattern #609893A.

Scammell China Ivory body with gold pinline border and wide ornamental border of alternating geometric shapes in shades of blue, teal, gold and pink set against a light tan background.

For related info:
Carlton Hotel 2
Carlton Hotel 3
St. Regis Hotel by Shenango China

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Photos contributed by leontiev