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File:SugarBowl02B.jpg|Sugar bowl (type 2). | File:SugarBowl02B.jpg|Sugar bowl (type 2). | ||
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File:DARTray02A.jpg|Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar. | File:DARTray02A.jpg|Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar. | ||
File:DARTray02B.jpg|Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar. | File:DARTray02B.jpg|Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar. | ||
Revision as of 13:22, 13 June 2020
Dining Car Dishes
Various items used in dining car meal service on the railway.
Crockery
Plate likely used in dining car service.
Underside of plate likely used in dining car service.
Soup bowl cover.
Soup bowl cover underside.
Cup or juice glass.
Underside of cup or juice glass.
Teacup marked "Canadian Pacific'.
Teacup marked "Canadian Pacific'.
Teacup marked "Canadian Pacific'.
Teacup marked "Canadian Pacific'.
Teacup marked "Canadian Pacific'.
Lid from storage crock.
Lid from storage crock.
Silverplate
Salt cellar dish.
Salt cellar dish.
Small spoon (A) for the salt cellar dish.
Small spoon (A) for the salt cellar dish.
Small spoon (B) for the salt cellar dish.
Small spoon (B) for the salt cellar dish.
Finger bowl.
Finger bowl.
Cash tray.
Cash tray.
Cash tray.
Sugar bowl (type 1).
Sugar bowl (type 1).
Sugar bowl (type 1).
Sugar bowl (type 2).
Sugar bowl (type 2).
Sugar bowl (type 2).
Serving tray (type 1).
Serving tray (type 1).
Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar.
Serving tray (type 2). For bread, or cream and sugar.
Glassware
