I love this little pair of mismatched creamers, having nothing in common but their smooth rounded lips! One is made by Syracuse China – the one

This bouillon cup in the handsome Purple Laurel pattern was made by Buffalo China and is railroad-backstamped. It is in excellent condition but has

This design has been identified as Pittsburgh Country Club, thanks to a bit of ephemera discovered this this topmark. The club, founded in 1893, was

This is a pristine group of chocolate cups, made for The Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles, quite possibly when it opened in 1923. The date range for the

Thanks to Restaurant-ing through history (https://restaurant-ingthroughhistory.com/2012/03/11/reubens-celebrities-and-sandwiches), I have the ID for

This is 10 ½” by 7 ¼” and is in excellent shape with no cracks, no chips, but it does have medium utensil wear. I

Tony Romano has been referred to as the “Steven Spielberg of the food business,” spending his career building restaurants and selling

This is the Roxbury pattern in red that was ordered by the Kansas City Southern Railway and was a popular Syracuse China pattern. This tiny demitasse

You can look at the newspaper archives for just about every region in America in the Twenties through the Forties and find a Roxy Café,

I believe this very old compote was among the first order of china for The DeSoto, Savannah’s “grandest” hotel that was built on