Manufacturer: Greenwood Pottery User: Shaw & Powell Camping Co. Date of bowl: 1913   Notes: Founded in 1898 by Amos Shaw and John D. Powell, the Shaw & Powell Camping Company operated movable tent camps in Yellowstone National Park. By 1913, the company was granted permission to establish permanent camps throughout

Manufacturer: Royal Worcester Porcelain Co., England User: The Templeton Inn Distributor: Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, Boston Date of footed bowl: 1899   Notes: The original Templeton Hotel, located on the common of Templeton, Mass. was destroyed by fire in 1888. A grand inn of 40-rooms was then designed by Templeton-native Ernest

Manufacturer: Unknown, made in England User: The Malvern Date of example: Unknown   Notes: Built in 1882 by Degrasse Fox, The Malvern was located on Kebo Street in Bar Harbor, Maine. Connected with the hotel were 11 cottages with as many as 14 rooms, six baths and two sitting rooms. In 1910,

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: J. Guffanti / Guffanti's Restaurant Pattern name: Ravenna Date of platter: 1942   Notes: Described by Rian James in his 1930 "Dining in New York" as "Once the most famous Italian restaurant in all of New York," Guffanti's was opened in 1892 by Joseph (Joe) Guffanti

Manufacturer: Mayer China Pattern name: Fernland – P-7613 Date of plate: Mid-1950s Notes: From the March 10, 1955 Mayer China catalog (see Fernland catalog page above): "Any china service can be given new charm and appeal with this beautiful Mayer pattern. Marvelously delicate and refreshing – the Fernland has the artistic