Manufacturer: Warwick China
User: Fort Ligonier Hotel
Date of platter: 1920s – 1930s

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Shuck also became the proprietor of the Dimeling Hotel in Clearfield, Penn., and the Phillips Hotel in Phillipsburg, Penn. In 1940, he added the General Pershing Hotel in Dubois, Penn., but by 1948, he was down to just the Dimeling and Phillps hotels.

By 1962, the Ligonier Hotel had 45 rooms and was last listed in the 1963 Hotel Red Book.

Sources: Larry Paul's 20th Century Hotel Data Base and Hotel Red Books.

The white platter is decorated in green with a necklace of squares and ovals around the rim, a crest with Fort Ligonier, an image of the old fort and 1738 near the bottom, and a three-part ribbon with FORT LIGONIER HOTEL within.

ID and photos contributed by dbstoneware