Click for close upWhat it is: Creamer - white with green floral trim along with the letters 'B S' inside the wreath.What we know: O.P.CO. Syracuse China 1897-1946 back stamp. |
 What it is: Creamer - white with green three line/band trim along with the ornate letters 'M D C' below the pour spout.What we know: Identified! Through our research, we have been able to identify this topmark as belonging to The Mid-Day Club of Chicago, Illinois. The club was founded in 1903 and this piece was made by GDA Limoges - France and is circa 1903-1941. |
 What it is: Demitasse Cup & Saucer - white with two green bands (one scroll and one with floral leaves and berries) along with the ornate letters 'R C' below a crossed pair of tennis rackets. The Racket Club, maybe?What we know: Syracuse China back stamps and 1966 & 1967 (95-D & 96-C) dates codes. |
 What it is: Creamer - white with brown line and arrows pointing at an ornate letter E.What we know: No markings found on this piece. |
 What it is: Scalloped Salad - 7 1/4" white with brown trim and the letters 'F P' with a flame in between.What we know: Sterling Vitrified China July-Sept 1966 (F-5) date code. |
 What it is: Salad - 7 7/8" white and gray logo with the letters 'V M' inside a square/box.What we know: Mayer China 1961 (161) datecode.
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No use in crying over spilled milk, so here's a couple of creamers that we sure can't id. And maybe you can tell us if you recognize what we think are business theme plates. If you can, drop us an email at: 
