This dandy little cream pitcher has an interesting shield on it. The shield consists of a peace pipe, teepee and a gun stock war club, all Native American-related. Below the shield is a banner reading WAKONDA.
I have tried to track this one down but could never pinpoint where it was used. Wakonda seems to have been a popular name. There was a Boy Scout camp, art colony, several lodges and more.
The creamer is also decorated with the Mistic pattern around the top and down the handle.
Syracuse China manufactured this piece in 1952. It stands 2 1/2 inches tall and is in perfect condition.
