Manufacturer: W.H. Grindley, England
User: Queen Victoria Park
Date of creamer: circa 1940

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Notes: This creamer was likely used in the Queen Victoria Park restaurant or cafeteria. The Queen Victoria Park is a large nineteenth century park with spectacular carpet flower bedding and views of the Niagara Falls. There is also a rock garden and Hybrid tea rose garden. The entrance to Queen Victoria Park is Oakes Garden Theatre. It was constructed in 1936 and has an amphitheatre and a distinictive curved pergola. (Source: The Garden and Landscape Guide)

Click here for information about Queen Victoria Park, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.