Here is a restaurant ware sandwich plate from IHOP. Information from its website tells us that IHOP Corp. traces its roots back to the opening of the first International House of Pancakes restaurant in 1958 in a suburb of Los Angeles, Toluca Lake, California. The American eating public quickly took to the concept of a restaurant based on one of America's favorite foods - pancakes. Up until 1983, the restaurants were housed in familiar A-frame buildings but have since gone to more traditional buildings.
This 7 1/4 inch plate features the salmon and blue bands around the well with the well known IHOP logo at the top of the plate.
The plate is in near MINT condition, with no cracks or hairlines. It doesn't appear to have ever been used. Homer Laughlin produced this plate in 1993 and it weighs a hefty 1 1/4 pounds.
If you want a nice piece of IHOP china to add to your collection, don't miss this opportunity and bid today. Thanks for looking and please see all 3 pictures. Since I buy in bulk, I have quite of few of these available so buy several and combine shipping.
