Manufacturer: Buffalo China
User: The Sea Cave
Body of platter: Multifleure Lamelle
Date of platter: 1930s
Body of butter pat: Multifleure
Date of butter pat: Late 1920s

Multifleure border - Lamelle center

Multifleure border

Multifleure butter pat

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Note: Located at 441 12th Street in Oakland, Calif., with another possible location in Alameda, the Sea Cave advertised "24 booths for ladies," in addition to the fresh seafood it sold for takeout.

The Sea Cave platter has a multifleure border with black pin line inner-rim border and ivory Lamelle center. The multifleure butter pat has the words Sea Cave.

For related info:
Sea Cave by Wallace

Read about the Multifleure process

Read about the Lamelle process and colors, for example Colorido Lamelle

Butter pat photo contributed by dbstoneware
Platter photos contributed by Susan Phillips