Manufacturer: Shenango China
Pattern: Roselyn Castle Grill Plate
Date of grill plate: 1920s – early 1950s
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Notes: The pattern name (including border and center design) was called Rosalyn in a 1970 Shenango catalog.
Coach and four scene in front of an inn, sign reading Red lion. Intricate floral border. Shown above in red and brown transfer colors. Note the name Roselyn Castle on the backstamp of the pink plate.
For more info:
Domino Club by Shenango