Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User: Hotel Rogers
Date of mustard pot: circa 1912 – 1963
Date of candlestick: 1924

Hotel Rogers Lebanon, NH

Postcard Back, 1913 Jun-02 Postmark

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Notes: Hotel Rogers in Lebanon, New Hampshire, operated in the early 1900s. Per Larry Paul's database, it was listed in the 1912 Hotel Red Book (and not listed in the 1906 HRB.) A description on a postcard reads: "Located four miles east of White River Junction, Vt. [with the additional info from Larry that it was located on North Park Street]. A perfectly appointed city hotel, absolutely fireproof. Suites of two and single rooms with private bath …  Good Garage Connected."

It was still in business and listed in the 1963 Hotel Red Book, but not in 1964.

White body mustard pot with two lines under the top opening rim. The top line in dark green is thicker than the second line in gold. These two lines are broken at the front of the pot with the insertion of the hotel's logo, which consists of a rampant green lion facing right, to the left of a green shield with a pointed top containing an Old English letter "R." Under the lion and shield are stylized floral vines also in green. There is also a third green line around the base of the pot.

Sources:
Historic New England
Cardcow.com
Larry Paul's Hotel Database

Contributors:
Candlestick photos: Robin Wheeler Carnill
Mustard pot photos: Levi Tobin
ID and matchbook photo: Brad Payne