Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: Enduro Restaurant and Cafe
Date of soup plate: circa 1934 – 1952
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Notes: Harry Rosen owned two Brooklyn restaurants with the Enduro name.
The more famous was Enduro Cafe and Lounge that was closed in 1949 to reopen as Junior's [Cheesecake]. It was located on De Kalb Avenue.
The second location was called Enduro Restaurant and Cafe, located at 386 Flatbush Avenue. The stylized E on this soup plate is a match for the logo used on both sides of the postcard, shown above.
Sources:
Cardcow.com
Frank Kelsely's Flickr Files.com – sugar cube photo
Contributors:
Content: Susan and Ed Phillips