Manufacturers: McNicol China and Warwick China
Pattern Name: Southwest
Date: 1931 – 1960s

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Notes: It is believed that the "FH" stands for Fred Harvey, but there is some dispute as to whether this pattern was used by the Fred Harvey establishments. Also, it is not believed to have been used by the railroads.

White body with black and orange border, topmarked "FH" in an orange colored circle, surrounded by two orange lines — one bold orange line and another thin orange line.

Creamer photo contributed by Carol Cardona