Eleven Pieces of Northeastern Railroad China, Silver, and Glassware - Pittsburg & Lake Erie, Reading, Western Maryland, Delaware & Hudson, and More A mixed group of railroad china, silver, and glassware from the Eastern United States including an 8 3/8" oval platter plate for Western Maryland in the Union Bridge pattern, top marked with the WM logo and back stamped Maddock's Trenton China, showing general signs of use with utensil scratches, discoloration along the edge, and stacking wear. A 7 1/8" plate for Pittsburg & Lake Erie in the Youngstown pattern, top marked with the entwined PLERR logo and back stamped Mayer, showing mild signs of use with a few utensil scratches and discoloration along the edge. A 10 3/4" Reproduction oval platter for Erie Railroad in the Starucca Reversal pattern, top marked with the diamond logo and back stamped Mayer Interpace 175, showing minimal to no signs of use. A 4 3/4" dish with Mt. Washington Cog Railway graphic, back stamped Old English Staffordshire Ware Adams England Imported Exclusively for Mt. Washington Cog Railway New Hampshire, showing minimal signs of use. A 6 1/2" ash tray with enamel Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad graphic, bottom stamped Railroad Ceramics, showing minimal signs of use. Dining car silver includes a 6 3/4" butter knife top marked with Reading on the handle and back stamped International Silver Co., showing plating wear, general nicks and scratches. A 7 1/4" serving spoon for Delaware & Hudson top marked with the D&H logo and back stamped The Delaware & Hudson Company Reed & Barton Silver Applied Pat. Feb. 7 1899, showing general tarnish from use. A 6 1/8" fork for Central of Pennsylvania top marked with a keystone logo with C of Pa in script and back stamped International S. Co. XII Triple showing scratches and tarnish from use. Glassware includes a 3 1/2" tall highball glass for Bangor & Aroostook Railroad side marked with a frosted logo. A pair of shot glasses side marked Strasburg Railroad with gold and blue graphics, showing minimal wear to the gold. No chips, cracks or breaks. See photos for best description.