Restaurant 18 Gas Range Hot Plate Countertop Commercial Propane Stock Pot Stove

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Restaurant 18 Gas Range Hot Plate Countertop Commercial Propane Stock Pot Stove

July 8, 2023 Published by: admin

Restaurant 18 Gas Range Hot Plate Countertop Commercial Propane Stock Pot Stove

Hipopller 18 Single Stock Pot Stove Our Commercial Stock Pot Stove is constructed using premium stainless steel materials to ensure optimal heat distribution and durability, making it ideal for heavy use in commercial kitchens or catering events. The compact design of our Commercial Stock Pot Stove also makes it easy to transport, store, and clean, ensuring hassle-free operation. This appliance is perfect for any establishment that requires an efficient and reliable cooking equipment for their needs. Size: 18″x21″x25″ Gross Weight: 103.8lb Gas Inlet: 3/4 NPT Gas Type: 4″ Natural/ 10 Propane Gas Total BTU: 90000 Number of Burners: 1 Number of Controls: 2 Certificate: ETL. Stainless Steel Made of high quality stainless steel, resist corrosion, rust and easy to clean. Height Adjustable Feet The height of the feet can be adjusted within 2 inches to suitable for different ground. Drawer Type Waste Tray The drawer type drip tray can be easily pulled out, making it easy to clean and collect oil residue. 2 Temperature Controls The hot plate has 2 separate manual control for maximum flexibility of use.

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Restaurant 12 2 Burner Gas Range Hot Plate Countertop Commercial Liquid Propane

July 8, 2023 Published by: admin

Restaurant 12 2 Burner Gas Range Hot Plate Countertop Commercial Liquid Propane

Hipopller 12 2 Burners Commercial Hot Plate Our Commercial Hot Plate is constructed using premium stainless steel materials to ensure optimal heat distribution and durability, making it ideal for heavy use in commercial kitchens or catering events. This hot plate features a large cooking surface, which accommodates 2 pots simultaneously, saving valuable time and increasing efficiency. The compact design of our Commercial Hot Plate also makes it easy to transport, store, and clean, ensuring hassle-free operation. Size: 12″x30.5″x13″ Gross Weight: 67.4lb Gas Inlet: 3/4 NPT Gas Type: 4″ Natural/ 10 Propane Gas Total BTU: 56000 Number of Burners: 2 Number of Controls: 2 Certificate: ETL. Stainless Steel Made of high quality stainless steel, resist corrosion, rust and easy to clean. Height Adjustable Feet The height of the feet can be adjusted within 2 inches to suitable for different ground. Drawer Type Waste Tray The drawer type drip tray can be easily pulled out, making it easy to clean and collect oil residue. 2 Temperature Controls The hot plate has 2 separate manual control for maximum flexibility of use.

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Unlimited Buffet Cinnamon Grand Hotel Buffet Colombo Plates Restaurant

July 7, 2023 Published by: admin

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Shenango Restaurant Ware Well Of The Sea 5 Pc Scarce 10 1/4Place Setting 1957

July 7, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware Well Of The Sea 5 Pc Scarce 10 1/4Place Setting 1957

Shenango Restaurant Ware Well Of The Sea 5 Pc Scarce 10 1/4Place Setting 1957. Five Piece Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 10 3/4 Place Setting. PIECES TO INCLUDE: 1 Dinner Plate measuring 10 3/4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Bread Plate measuring 6 1/4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Bullion Cup measuring 2 3/8″ High x 4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Cup measuring 2 3/8″ High x 4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Saucer measuring 5 1/2 Wide rim to rim. These are Guaranteed to be Original Shenango Restaurant Ware. In the Well Of The Sea Pattern and are in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. There are some stains near the handle on the cup(SEE pictures with pen). In the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These are usually found on the smooth edge Continental shape. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first THIRTEEN pictures are of the exact cups you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground for the Dinner Plates. Four of the other pieces are only in black and white. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’H15′ that dates these to 1957. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of this Place Setting. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s.

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Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Pc Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956

July 6, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Pc Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Pc Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956. Two Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 6 1/4 Side Plates. These are Guaranteed to be an Original Shenango Restaurant Ware Side Plates in the Well Of The Sea Pattern and is in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. Very Nice Side Plates in the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These plates are usually found on the smooth edge Continental plate. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first SEVEN pictures are of the exact plate you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the plate. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’G14′ that dates these to 1956. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. These measure 6 1/4 Wide rim to rim. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of these. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s.

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La Cremaillere Dinner Plate Michelin French Restaurant Rosenthal 11

July 5, 2023 Published by: admin

La Cremaillere Dinner Plate Michelin French Restaurant Rosenthal 11

Hello and Welcome to. Treasures from Westchester, New York. For sale is a La Cremaillere French Michelin Restaurant Dinner Plate in a very good condition. In Bedford New York has had celebrities like Mick Jagger, Billy Joel, Glenn Close, Regis Philbin, Tom Brokaw & more. No chips or cracks. Tiffany, Cartier, Lalique, Stueben, Kosta Boda, Waterford, Wedgwood, Murano Glass, Blenko, Villeroy & Boch, Lenox, Fitz & Floyd, Droll Designs, Iittala, Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Peggy Karr, St Louis Glasses. Christmas Ornaments, Books, Bookends, Lamps, Ceiling Fixtures, Lamp Shades, Barware, Stemware, Perfume Bottles, Vanity Trays, Cake Stands, Pillows, Mirrors. Mid Century Modern, Womens & Mens Clothing, Handbags, Scarves, Shoes. Figurines, Lenox Nativity Figurines, Pistoulet, Terrafirma, Blue Sky, Tracy Porter, Rosenthal China. Royal Crown Derby Imari China. Bjorn Wiinblad Pottery, Pablo Picasso Ceramic Plate, Kina Lillet Framed Poster. French Marble Top Table with Cabriole Legs & Stretchers. Lionel & Hawthorne Village Civil War Trains. Sticks Furniture Coffee Table, Italian Pottery, Brutalist Queen Headboard, Danish Teak Dining Room Table, Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine, LaBarge Glass Top Accent Table. And much much more that I have found in the N. Domestic Priority service delivers nationwide in 1-3 days. This would be greatly appreciated. Track Page Views With.

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Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Well Of The Sea Scarce 2.38 Cup & Saucer Sets 1957

July 4, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Well Of The Sea Scarce 2.38 Cup & Saucer Sets 1957

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Well Of The Sea Scarce 2.38 Cup & Saucer Sets 1957. Two Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 2 3/8 Cup And Saucer Sets. These are Guaranteed to be Original Shenango Restaurant Ware Cup and Saucer sets in the Well Of The Sea Pattern and is in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. Very Nice Cups and Saucers in the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These are usually found on the smooth edge Continental shape. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first ELEVEN pictures are of the exact plate you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the sets. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’H15′ that dates these to 1957. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. The Cups measure 2 3/8″ High x 4″ Wide rim to rim. The Saucers measure 5 1/2 Wide rim to rim. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of this Scalloped Cup and Saucer sets. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com.

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Shenango Restaurant Ware Well Of The Sea 5Pc Scarce 10 1/4 Place Setting 1957

July 4, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware Well Of The Sea 5Pc Scarce 10 1/4 Place Setting 1957. Five Piece Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 10 3/4 Place Setting. PIECES TO INCLUDE: 1 Dinner Plate measuring 10 3/4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Bread Plate measuring 6 1/4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Bullion Cup measuring 2 3/8″ High x 4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Cup measuring 2 3/8″ High x 4″ Wide rim to rim, 1 Saucer measuring 5 1/2 Wide rim to rim. These are Guaranteed to be Original Shenango Restaurant Ware. In the Well Of The Sea Pattern and are in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. There are some stains near the handle on the cup(SEE pictures with pen). In the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These are usually found on the smooth edge Continental shape. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first ELEVEN pictures are of the exact cups you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground for the Dinner Plates. Four of the other pieces are only in black and white. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’H15′ that dates these to 1957. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of this Place Setting. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s.

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Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Pc Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956

July 3, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Pc Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956. Two Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 6 1/4 Side Plates. These are Guaranteed to be an Original Shenango Restaurant Ware Side Plates in the Well Of The Sea Pattern and is in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. Very Nice Side Plates in the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These plates are usually found on the smooth edge Continental plate. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first SEVEN pictures are of the exact plate you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the plate. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’G14′ that dates these to 1956. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. These measure 6 1/4 Wide rim to rim. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of these. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com.

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Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Piece Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956

July 3, 2023 Published by: admin

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Piece Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956

Shenango Restaurant Ware 2 Piece Well Of The Sea Scarce 6 1/4 Side Plates 1956. Two Shenango Restaurant China Richard Koppe Design Scarce Well Of The Sea Pattern Hotel Sherman Vintage 6 1/4 Side Plates. These are Guaranteed to be an Original Shenango Restaurant Ware Side Plates in the Well Of The Sea Pattern and is in Excellent Condition with No Chips No Cracks No Crazing NOTE: there are some light scratches here and there you can notice when the light reflects off them. Very Nice Side Plates in the Hotel Sherman, Richard Koppe inspired, Paul Cook design’Well Of The Sea’ pattern. It is on a rare and hard to find scalloped Shenango blank. These plates are usually found on the smooth edge Continental plate. These are the first Scalloped versions in the Well Of the Sea Pattern we have ever seen or been able to find. The first SEVEN pictures are of the exact plate you will receive. The final EIGHT pictures are for education and informational purpose and are not included with the plate. The Well Of The Sea pattern is a five color display featuring stylized fish with various hooks and lures on a white ground. The rim is embossed scalloped with an embossed line that follows the scalloping. The base has the Shenango China New Castle Pa mark and code’G14′ that dates these to 1956. Some dinnerware admirers attribute the design pattern of the china on the Continental shape to the artist Richard Koppe who designed all the murals and sculpture in the Well Of the Sea restaurant in the Famous Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Indeed, he inspired the fish, bait and lure abstract patterns on the dinnerware, but the lead designer at Shenango China at the time, Paul W. Cook graduated from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1946. Koppe was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Chicago in 1937 to study at the New Bauhaus which later became the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1950, his work was exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition American Painting Today. He headed the Department of Visual Design at the Institute of Design until 1963. In 2015, 70 of his paintings, prints and drawings were exhibited at the Elmhurst Art Museum. The Well of the Sea was an acclaimed seafood restaurant located in the lower level of the Hotel Sherman in Chicago from 1948 to 1972. It was no ordinary seafood restaurant. While the seafood cuisine was legendary, it was the restaurant ambiance itself that attracted so many admirers. The interior was designed by artists, architects, and interior designers to evoke the experience of dining under the sea. Rather than a literal interpretation, this was accomplished through the use of abstract murals and sculpture of fish, lures, and bait, all lit dramatically. Additionally, the interior of the restaurant was lit with black lights, so menus, murals, and clothing all fluoresced. See Pictures for more information on the inside and menu. These measure 6 1/4 Wide rim to rim. I have provided a lot of pictures to best describe the condition of these. Be sure to scroll down, look left. THERE ARE MORE PICTURES that do not appear in the top gallery. (The pictures are of the exact piece you will receive). Photography Props & photo stands are not included. Just let us know. Maybe something was accidentally over looked. We monitor emails regularly and will reply to you as fast as possible. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed!