Manufacturer: Hutschenreuther, Bavaria
User: Hotel Granada
Distributor: Pick-Barth Co.
Date of creamer: 1927

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Some of these were one- or two- or three-room apartments with serving pantries. On the ground floor it had the Forsythia Room as its main dining room along with a lounge, a tea room, and two private dining rooms. The Pick-Barth Company had the contract for all of the original furnishings and equipment.

By the 1960s the hotel was being used as a dorm for the Pratt Institute. In the early 1970s it was renamed Brooklyn Arms and transformed into a welfare hotel. In 1994 it closed and was demolished.

The Hutschenreuther Black Knight body has a pattern that includes a shield divided by a red chevron. Two blue roses are in the top section with a castle in the lower section. An eight-point crown is above the shield. "Granada" is in a banner curved below the shield. A blue band outlined with red orange pin lines flanks the crest. Baskets of flowers are between other breaks in the blue band. The Black Knight backstamp contains a 1927 date. The shield logo appears on pre-1962 matchbooks.

Sources:
Floor plans and information in "Hotel Planning and Outfitting" by Albert Pick Co., page 113; and
EasyBeingGreene blog – hotel history, Oct. 22, 2007.

ID and photos contributed by pavlofitz1
IDwiki entry contributed by L Paul