Manufacturer: Wellsville China
User: Duff's
Date of creamer: 1950s – early 1960s
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Notes: According to information found on a genealogy.com forum provided by Donna Duff Hauser, the daughter of owners Melvin and Evelyn Duff, Duff's was the first restaurant operated by the couple. Located in Winchester, VA, it was a predecessor of the well-known Duff's Rebel, also in Winchester, that had a Confederate theme.
See also:
Duff's 2
Duff's Rebel
White body pitcher with an orange or rust airbrushed rim and a chef with mustache and toque that says Duff's Where the Homefolks Eat — in the same color.
Photos and ID submitted by dbstoneware