Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: William Newton Memorial Hospital
Date of plate: 1952

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Notes: From the hospital's website, William Newton, an entrepreneur, died in 1924 and left his estate to the City of Winfield, Kansas, for the construction of a public hospital. William Newton Memorial Hospital – now William Newton Hospital – opened in 1927.

A Warwick China creamer sighting with this pattern and topmark dated 1949 would indicate that this is a customer Carr must have picked up when it acquired the Warwick cylinders when that company went out of business.

Source:
William Newton Hospital website

For additional info:
William Newton Memorial Hospital by Warwick China

Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips