Manufacturer: Mayer China
Pattern name: Underglazed Print Pattern – Dixon
Date of examples: circa 1912-circa 1930s

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Notes: A classic Arts & Crafts-style pattern from the early 20^th century, its dark green stylized and angular, swooping stem design supports what is ostensibly an oak leaf that more closely resembles a crown. The pattern is found in the circa 1940s Mayer China Book of Decorations No. 10.

For more info:
#7700 Oak Border pattern, by Syracuse China

Contributor:
Susan Fitzgerald: ID and platter photos