Manufacturers: Maddock Pottery Co. and Carr China Company
User: Kenilworth Lodge
Distributor for Maddock: L. Barth & Son, New York
Date of soup bowl: 1912 – 1924
Date of pitcher: circa 1920s-1930s

Maddock Pottery

Maddock Pottery

Carr China

Carr China

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Notes: The Kenilworth Lodge is located at 836 S. E. Lakeview Drive in Sebring, Florida. It was built by the founder of Sebring, George Sebring, and opened for the season in 1916. The Kenilworth was an up-scale hotel with its own siding on the Seaboard Atlantic Railway. The three-story, 150-room Kenilworth was designed in the Mediterranean Revival style, with two wings leading from a large center lobby with a grand staircase. In 1919, the hotel was enlarged by extending the wings on either side.

Over the years the hotel had several owners. In June of 2000, the hotel was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2012, the Kenilworth is owned by Mark and Madge Stewart and has 117 rooms and 26 villas, apartments and cabana units directly behind the hotel along with a heated pool.

Sources:
http://www.kenilworthlodge.com/hotel
Larry Paul's 20th Century Hotel Research Database
Hotel Red Books

Trenton white body 9.25" soup bowl with a rim border of concentric black lines and a pale orange between, and a black line on the verge. Topmarked with a black circular logo with a First American holding a rifle seated beneath a tree.

ID and bowl photos contributed by dbstoneware
Pitcher photos contributed by Susan Phillips
Postcard image contributed by cardcow.com