Manufacturer: Fraunfelter China
User: Morrison's Cafeteria
Distributor: Loubat, New Orleans (black & white creamer only)
Date of creamer: 1924 – 1939

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Notes: J.A. Morrison opened the first Morrison's Cafeteria in 1920 in Mobile, Ala., pricing its meals at 31 cents. Wildly successful, it was soon serving 1000 meals a day and grew into a chain with locations in Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and several other states. At one time, 151 locations dotted the Southeast. The company later branched out into catering, with hospitals, schools and even movie locations as customers.

At one point, it was owned by Shoney's. In 1982, Ruby Tuesday's was added to the company, as well as L&N Seafood Grill, Mozzarella's and several more. Piccadilly Cafeteria bought out the chain in 1996 and most Morrison's locations have since been closed.

White body creamers with the Morrison's Cafeteria sign and lantern logo — one shown in color, the other in black & white.

For related info:
Morrison's Cafeteria 2 by Syracuse China

Black & white creamer photo contributed by CarolCardona
ID contributed by reddygal