Manufacturer: Mayer China
User: Hotel Weylin
Date of cup/saucer: 1930s – 1940s

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Notes: Hotel Weylin, which opened in 1921, was located at Madison and 54th Street in New York City. Its famous Monkey Bar, called the home of the risque song, was a fixture of night life in the city. Nightclub entertainer Bobby Short recorded his live album "Bobby Short on the East Side" there in 1959.

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Hotel Weylin

White body, handpainted red fadeout with black lines and bands.

ID and photos contributed by reddygal
Postcard contributed by cardcow