H73.218.6F

Place setting materials. Description: Place setting materials. a) 1 used package. "Stan-pak. Roylies - Paper Place Mats". China. "Syracuse china. Econo-rim -- trademark patented" b&c) 2 demi-tasse cups d&e) 2 coffee cups f&g) 2 saucers. China. "Steri-inc.--Permafired shina - East Liverpool, Ohio" h&i) 2 saucers. Glassware j&k) 2 sherry glasses. Plain. l&m) 2 parfait glasses. Gently fluted. n&o) 2 sheberts. Gently Fluted. p&q) 2 dessert plates. Plain. r) 1 ashtray s) 1 sugar server. 2 handles. Sextagonal t,u,v,&w) 2 pair salt and pepper shakers. Steel caps x) 1 creamer (small). Reed and Barton Stainless Steel Flatware. One place setting: y&z) 2 knives aa&bb) 2 teaspoons cc&dd) 2 soup spoons ee&ff) 2 serving spoons gg,hh,ii,jj) 4 forks. kk) Ice water pitcher. Aluminum with black plastic handle. "TablecraftProducts, Chicago, Made in USA -- 2 1/2 qts." ll) 1 coffee pot w/black plastic handle. "Silex" - by Corning mm) 1 wicker bread/cracker basket. From the History Information Station: Object: Cafe table with decoupage top, with chairs and other furnishings. History: The table, chairs, and rug once furnished the Old Spaghetti Factory, a Beat and bohemian hangout in San Francisco. One of the trademarks of cozy bohemian decor was an old chianti bottle covered with wax from many smoky candles. Another trademark of Beatnik males was the beret hung on the chair. The cups and saucers are from Fenner Fuller's restaurant in Oakland, a popular East Bay artist's spot in the 1940s and 1950. And the papers are the "Montgomery Street Skylight," October 1945 and July 1946. The newsletter was published by Henri Lenoir, self-proclaimed "curator of North Beach," for the North Beach bohemian community. Gifts of Mary Burns and Fred Kuh, Mrs. Esther Fuller, and Henri Lenoir; Museum Purchase nn) 1 aluminum individual tea server or creamer. Japanese Stainless steel. History: From Fenner-Fuller Restaurant (see 73.218.1)

Used: Fenner Fuller Restaurant | Adams Point neighborhood