Manufacturer: Carr China Company
Pattern Name: Mayflower
Date of plate: 1936
Date of grill plate: circa 1930s – 1952

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Notes: Mayflower is assumed to be a pattern designed by Paul C. Mattson, because it is among the collection of his daughter, Judy Reed.

Also above, are photos of the five-section grill plate that we found in the Mayflower pattern on a Glo-Tan body.

Contributors:
Plate photos – Bill Montgomery
Grill plate photos – Susan and Ed Phillips