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Milwaukee Road CMSTP&P Traveler Pattern Bouillon Cup
This bouillon cup in the beautiful, pink, airbrushed Traveler pattern is in excellent condition. All I could find in the way of wear is one tiny rub
New York Central RR Dewitt Clinton Gravy
This handsome gravy boat was special ordered by New York Central Railroad for use in its dining cars, specifically to commemorate the centennial of
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Empire Pattern Creamer - Carr China
This lovely creamer by Carr China was made in brown in the Empire pattern on the plant’s white clay body. The creamer is 2” wide by about
Hotel Huntington Plate – St. Petersburg, Florida – Syracuse
What a lovely little plate from the Hotel Huntington that was located in St. Petersburg, Fla. It was built in the very early 20th century and never
Detroit Golf Club Oval Bowl –Sterling
The Detroit Golf Club has been located in Detroit, Mich., since the first of the 20th century and now has two 18-hole golf courses. This handsome
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Union News Company Shield Pattern Plates – Iroquois China
From the Restaurant Ware Collectors Network: “Founded in the late 1800s, the Union News Company was known for its railroad news and printing
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Martha Washington Inn, Abingdon, Va. – Carlton Pattern, McNicol
The grand Martha Washington Inn, still in business in Abingdon, Virginia, was built as a private home in 1832 and ultimately opened as a hotel in
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Hotel Ritz, Mexico City – Syracuse China
From what I could find, the Hotel Ritz was built in Mexico City in 1923. This handsome plate was made by Syracuse on its Old Ivory body in 1946. The
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Captain Williams House Plate – Jackson China
This handsome plate with sailing ship was used at the Captain Williams House – now closed – in Dennis Port, Massachusetts, on the Cape Cod
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Carolina Pattern Butter Pat
FREE SHIPPING! Butter pat in the Carolina pattern is nearly 3 ½” in diameter with light utensil wear. It was made by Sterling China, as marked