Manufacturer: Buffalo China
Stock Pattern: Depot Ornaments, also Northwestern
User: Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Date of creamer: 1920s
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Notes: This stock pattern was a popular Art Nouveau pattern made by many manufacturers. The Buffalo version and the Fraunfelter version of this pattern were both used in the Chicago & Northwestern's Chicago dining room, though both manufacturers' versions would also have seen use as stock patterns. Never backstamped by the railroad.
Do not confuse with Katy Ornaments!
A 1932 Albert Pick Catalog shows this pattern, as made by Buffalo China, called Northwestern.
White Body with a dark orange rim border and a double green line border connecting Art Nouveau pendants in green and light brown.
Celery dish photo contributed by Susan Phillips