Manufacturer: Mayer China Co.
Pattern Name: Kirkwood
Date of coffee pot: 1920s-early 50s
Date of plate: 1940s-60s
Date of creamer: 1930s-40

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Note: The Kirkwood pattern is most often seen in the striking design with black-lined yellow scrolling leaves augmented with with black or deep red bands and lines. But another version, with light red leaves lined with darker red — and no other design — is shown as well.

Regardless of variation in photos, it is believed the True Ivory color of the plate and coffee pot would be approximately the same in both versions. The creamer appears to be on a white clay body.