Manufacturer: Warwick China
Pattern: Dakota – #6142 Border Print Pattern
Date of examples: circa 1940s

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Notes: This pattern, shown in both black and green versions and backstamped as Dakota, is also identified as border print pattern #6142 in a 1940s Warwick China sales catalog, shown above.

The creamer and mustard pot, also shown above, are additionally  topmarked for the Dew Drop Inn, location unknown.

Contributors:
Ed Babcock: pickle photos
Carol Cardona: creamer photo
Kathleen Lathom: mustard photos