Manufacturer: Mayer China
Pattern name: Wildwood
Date of sugar bowl: Circa 1950s

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Notes: This pattern consists of a single stylized flower and foliage with what appears to be buds. The flower is standing on the left side of a thin rectangular platform with differing diagonal slices of color. To the right of the flower are several blocks of various sizes and colors. In this entry the colors are mostly burnt orange and turquoise blue. There are also two stripes of burnt orange, one above and one below the flower design.

Contributors:
ID and covered sugar bowl photos: Margaret Bidinotto
Author: Ed Phillips