Manufacturer: McNicol China
User: Huddle Restaurants
Date of plate: circa 1950s – 1960s

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Notes: Huddle Restaurants (not to be confused with the Huddle House Restaurant) had multiple locations in Southern California and Arizona, and one location in Evanston, Illinois. Click here for more information about Paul Cummins.

Paul Cummins' Huddle Restaurants airbrushed pattern. In addition to McNicol, suppliers of this pattern included Sterling, Syracuse and Wallace China.

For related info:
Huddle Restaurants 2 by Sterling China

Huddle Restaurant photos contributed by Victor Stapf