Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern name: Oak Border #7700
Date of plate: 1957; date range of sugar bowl: 1910-1946

Oak border on plate intersected at top by the HI or IH monogram within a wreath

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Notes: A popular and classic Arts & Crafts-style pattern that was patented in 1910 and available in 10 colors, according to a record located in a Syracuse binder of old patterns, Oak Border is most often found in a dark green. Its stylized and angular, swooping stem design supports what is ostensibly an oak leaf that more closely resembles a crown.

For more info:
Dixon pattern, by Mayer China

Contributors:
Rodric Coslet: ID
Ed Babcock: creamer photo
Donna Bonning: plate photos
Patrick Dressler: sugar bowl photos