Manufacturer: Jackson China
User: Marshall's
Distributor: Albert Pick & Co.
Date of creamer: Circa 1920s

blotter

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Notes: Marshall's slogan was "Some Place to Eat."  An ad in the Flastacowo Yearbook (Volume XIII) for the 1926 Junior Class of the Florida State College for Women, Tallahassee, Florida, showed the establishment had at least four lunch locations and one "Sanitary Bakery" location in Tampa, Florida, as follows:

MARSHALL'S
"Some Place to Eat"
No. 1 — 404 Tampa Street
No. 2 — 501 Tampa Street
No. 3 — 316 Franklin Street
No. 4 — 910 Franklin Street

OUR SANITARY BAKERY
100 Ross Avenue
TAMPA, FLORIDA

Click here to view a 1925 Tampa Natives Group Photo of the 501 Tampa Street location.

White body with the name arched above the slogan in red on the front only. A red band encircles the middle and a red pinstripe around the base.

ID and creamer photos contributed by CarolCardona
Mug photos and ID info contributed by kathleen
Additional ID info contributed by apPaul
Marshall's blotter photo contributed by kathleen