Vintage Marriott Hot Shoppes Restaurant Ware Creamer - Trentwood Pattern by Homer Laughlin circa 1980 plaque it's a feast for the

it's a feast for the eyes and the belly that showcases all the delights of this historically pretty epicurean city

A scientific balanced construction of cotton

but they are also a fun souvenir from the Georgia Diner itself

Enid Kotschnig

enamelware still made an appearance in the latter half of the 20th century

Vintage Marriott Hot Shoppes Restaurant Ware Creamer - Trentwood Pattern by Homer Laughlin circa 1980 plaque it's a feast for the{HISTORY} A restaurant ware creamer is always a fun find! This one was made for Hot Shoppes, a restaurant in Washington DC started by the Marriott family in the 1920s, long before they became hoteliers. Operating from 1927 1999, the Hot Shoppes brand started out selling AW Root Beer but then added Southwestern style foods to their menu and eventually expanded to burgers and a variety of other fare in order to offer something for everyone to enjoy. Hot