Manufacturer: Mayer China
User: La Fonda Del Sol
Date of goblet: 1960s

Example of backstamp

Example of backstamp

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Note: The restaurant opened in 1961 in the Time/Life Building in Manhattan, New York City. It closed 10 years later with a bank branch taking its place.

Architect and textile designer Alexander Girard designed the restaurant, including the furniture, dishes and linens.

With the exception of the orange/red sun with face, the rest of the china pieces were variations of a white base and usually (but not always) black lines and handles popping against spots of bright colors.

Contributors:
Sunburst face photo: ebay seller coveredish41
Blue/white jelly dish and footed mug: ebay seller eff-dog
Goblet photo: ebay seller crest-dog
Grouping, platter and plate photos: apPaul
Additional photos: Vince Bravo