Manufacturer: Buffalo China
User: Commodore Hotel, New York City
Date of plate: 1915 – 1940s
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Note: Located at 109 East 42nd Street (beside Grand Central Terminal), this 2000 room hotel opened in January 1919, and had its own entrance to GCT. The hotel closed May 19, 1976 and reopened in 1978 as the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
White body with a wide band of green, red and blue flowers, broken by an old sailing ship.