Manufacturer: Iroquois China
User: Dimmick Inn
Date of examples: circa 1940s – early 1960s

Ad in the Scranton Republican dated June 13, 1916

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Notes: The Dimmick Inn is located at 101 East Harford Street in Milford, Pennsylvania. It was built by Samuel Dimmick (1793 – 1867) and opened in 1828. The original building burned in 1854, and the current brick building was built by his daughter Francis in 1855. Read the history of the Inn, shown above, or on the Inn's website.

As of 2025, the Dimmick Inn is still open and is owned by Andrew Jorgenson.

The pattern is a blue stripe around the center of the rim with the stripe broken at the top of the platter with the inn's logo consisting of the stacked words "Dimmick Inn" in a distinctive script font.

Sources:
Dimmick Inn website – history
The Scranton Republican, dated June 13, 1916 – advertisement

Contributors:
Carol Cardona: ID and creamer photo
Ed Phillips: author