
White ceramic Buffalo with brown stripe accent. We have two of these available.
Selling Price
$15
History
This style of heavy-duty ceramic restaurant ware became popular in American diners and cafeterias from the 1950s through the 1970s. Manufactured by companies like Buffalo China, Jackson China, and Warwick, these durable cups were designed to withstand the rigors of commercial food service. The simple stripe design and thick construction were hallmarks of mid-century institutional dining. Restaurant ware collectors and vintage diner enthusiasts actively seek these pieces for their nostalgic appeal and connection to American dining culture. The thick ceramic construction and classic design evoke memories of traditional American diners and coffee shops. These items are particularly valued by collectors of mid-century Americana, vintage restaurant memorabilia, and those recreating authentic retro dining aesthetics in their homes or businesses.
Origin
United States
Time period
circa 1950-1970