Manufacturer: Buffalo China
User: The Marigold
Pattern: Rouge Ware
Date of plate: 1929 – early 1940s

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Notes: Based on the menu/flyer above, there were two seasonal locations for The Marigold run by Proprietress Mrs. A. H. Baldwin: in the winter, the New Orleans, Louisiana venue was open; and in the summer, the Niagara Falls, New York venue was open.

Pink rouge ware body with black line around the verge. Right topmark with the Mammy caricature carrying a tray of poultry, with the words "The Marigold" beneath in black.