RESTAURANT WARE CREAMER FLORIDIAN PATTERN BUFFALO CHINA ALBERT PICK

Description

RESTAURANT WARE CREAMER made by BUFFALO CHINA BUFFALO NEW YORK circa 1915-1930's.
The pattern is known as FLORIDIAN.
The blank is the color White. The ART NOUVEAU DECORATION is a under the glaze DECAL. It consists
of stylized leaves and geometric figures in panels. The panels accented with a narrow blue band above and a tan band below which are highlighted with black pin stripes. T
he colors are; black, blue gray, tan and pink.
The design patent was issued to Lewis H. Bown of Buffalo Pottery in 1925.
Back Stamp: BUFFALO CHINA DESIGN PATENTED ALBERT PICK CO, INC. CHICAGO. Date code stamped C -11 or O-11 (please note this date code is not consistent with when Buffalo China used this particular back stamp marking).
My research also indicates that this pattern of creamer had rail road dining car use.
Approximate Size: Height 2 3/8ths inches - 2 ounce capacity.
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