Manufacturer: Wellsville China
Pattern: Moderne
Date of grill plate: circa 1933 – 1940s

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Note: Also found in dark blue on tan body. On this tan grill plate, there are three burgundy red Art Deco style ornaments placed around the border with a mix of rectangles and zigzags. Wellsville's name for its tan body was SanTan.

This design in red on tan, pattern name unknown, was also made by TEPCO.

For related info:
Moderne 2 by McNicol China, a different Moderne pattern

Photos contributed by Susan Phillips