Manufacturer: Buffalo China
Pattern: Indian Tree
Date of Colorido plate: Circa 1930s
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Notes: The Indian Tree pattern was copied from early Indian textile patterns and includes a crooked branch of a tree with various flowers and leaves in shades of green and orange with a border treatment in shades of brown. It was manufactured by many companies since the early 1800s and continues to be a popular and much collected pattern.
Indian Tree pattern on Colorido Ware, a yellow-bodied ware introduced circa 1929.
Indian Tree pattern on white-bodied butter pat, pink flowers.
For related info:
New York New Haven & Hartford RR
Pullman Indian Tree
Colorido Lamelle
Contributors:
ID and Colorido photos, reddygal
Butter pat photos, Susan Phillips