Manufacturer: Scammell China
User: Colonial Hotel – Bangor, Pennsylvania
Date of examples: circa 1929 – circa 1930

Google Maps photo of the building in 2024

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Notes: The Colonial at 58-62 Broadway, in Bangor, Pennsylvania, opened before 1906. It only had about 41 rooms, but it operated on the American plan with both a dining room and a coffee shop. It was still operating as a hotel in 1950, but is not listed in the 1958 Hotel Red Book. By 2012, it was operating as a restaurant, the Broadway Pub, which is still in business today (2025). See photo above from Google Maps.

White body creamer with a black diamond and scalloped border design near the top rim and a drawing of a waiter carrying a tray with decanter and glass on the left side. The waiter's face, shown in profile, is flesh colored and his coat is a light orange. Under the drawing are the words "The Colonial" in a black Old English font.

For additional info:
Chateau Venise by Scammell China

Source:
Google Maps – photo of building in 2024

Contributors:
Larry Paul: ID, research, and photos
Cory Glisson-Munier: creamer photos
Ed Phillips: author