Manufacturer: Mayer China
User: General Brodhead Hotel
Pattern name: Clinton
Date of celery tray: Circa 1927
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Notes: The 120-room General Brodhead opened in May 1927 at Seventh Avenue and 12th Street in Beaver Falls, Penn. It was named for the Revolutionary War hero, General Daniel Brodhead. By 2011, the hotel had been converted into apartments.
The celery tray is crested with a shield logo in blue, gray, rust and black. The Clinton pattern border that copyright notes show was designed in June 1926 by Ulrich Hagmann.
For more info:
Clinton by Mayer China
ID and photos contributed by L Paul