Manufacturers: Carr China Company and Walker China
User: Mayer's Parkway Restaurant
Date of cup & saucer: circa 1934-1980
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Notes: Mayer's was a popular German-influenced roadhoase in the Bronx, N.Y., open from 1902 to 1980.
It's interesting to see the difference in clay body colors between the saucer, which is Glo-Tan, and the Walker China cup, which is Toltec ware.
Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips