Manufacturer: Scammell China
User: New York Hospital
Distributor: Myers, Minott and Co., Inc.
Date of plate: 1932

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Notes: New York Hospital was established in 1771. On June 12, 1930, a cornerstone was laid for its new medical center on New York City's East River between 68 and 71st streets that would house both the hospital and Cornell Medical College.

This pattern was backstamped for Staff Service at the New York Hospital.

In 1928, Emil Schnepf, Scammell's chief designer, created a border design of flowers and cotton blossoms that flowed down into the verge area. On December 19, 1928, a patent was applied for this design. The patent was issued August 20, 1929, as Des. 79,269. Among other known customers, it was used in blue by the Beach Hotel and Ship Grill restaurant.

Lamberton China Ivory body with a brown duotone floral border, surrounding a central motif of boats, including a fishing boat, clipper ship and tug, most likely intended to depict the New York Harbor.

For other New York Hospital patterns by Scammell China:
New York Hospital
New York Hospital 3

Contributors:
Photos: jerseygirl
ID: Susan Phillips
Pattern ID: Larry Paul