Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: Walsh's
Date of platter: Unknown

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Notes: This is a different coloration of the Princess pattern than is usually seen: brown on Glo-Tan. Our best guess for the ID of Walsh's, based only on proximity to West Virginia and the timing, is that it was used at Walsh's Tavern in West Philadelphia, opened in 1932 by Harry Walsh as Walsh's Classic Tavern. Click here to read a PDF about the restaurant and bar's history from the March 18, 1997, issue of The Daily Pennsylvanian.

Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips