Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User/Pattern Name: Interpines Sanitarium
Date of mustard pot: 1923; date of cup and saucer: 1934

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Notes: With a capacity of 56 patients, the Interpines Sanitarium opened in Goshen, N.Y., in 1890. In 1921, the attending physicians were: F. W. Seward, Sr., and F. W. Seward, Jr.

White body and a logo of two concentric circles with a green pine tree in the center and the word "INTERPINES" and the date "1890" in the outer circle.

ID and photos of mustard contributed by dbstoneware