Manufacturer: Mayer China
Pattern name: Malone
Date of plate: 1912 – 1930s

Malone pattern on border of US Naval Academy plate

1912 - 1930s loto with Malone pattern at rim

1912 - 1930s backstamp on egg cup for Malone pattern

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Notes: As you will see from the examples shown of the Malone pattern, it was a border patter of interlocking chain that was used to our knowledge on early topmarked All-In-One Sandwich System china and on topmarked china used by the U.S. Naval Academy. We have not seen an example of it on a piece by itself without an accompanying topmark and we have not found it in any Mayer catalogues.