* Aristocrat, Emperor, and Patrician are original names for Westinghouse refrigerators of the era
** Don't confuse with Connie Coffee
*** Pert name is no longer used in the Whitmyer's book.  Sani-Grid was the official Hall name

Corrections for Whitmyers 3rd edition cross reference
Baron should be cross referenced for Rochester not Big Boy
Novelty Radiance should be cross referenced for Sunshine Bulge, not Sunshine

Patterns

Tricolator Brochure
The official names for Tricolator coffee pots as listed in the brochure are in the left-hand column and the name as we have known them is in the right hand column.

NAME CROSS REFERENCE This is a cross reference of names used in  Hall China Tea and Coffee Pots – the First 100 Years  This chart used by permission of Gary and Paula Barnebey; prominent authors on Hall China.   Barnebey names were first derived by using Hall China Company names or Hall's distributor or retail sales company's names if known.  If a pot's name was still unknown, Kenn and Margaret Whitmyer's and/or Harvey Duke's names were used.  If the pot was still nameless, the pot was given a name pending finding a Hall, distributor, or retail sales company name. BARNEBEY          WHITMYER               DUKE                  BARNEBEY   WHITMYER          DUKE                            Ambassador "Blossom" "Blossom" "Hoyt R" "Hoyt" "Hoyt" "Apple" "Apple" "Browning" "Imperial" "Imperial" "Clover" Autocrat "Buchanan" "Buchanan" Infuser French w/infuser French w/infuser Autocrat Jr. "Buchanan" "Buchanan" "Jerry" "Jerry" "Monarch" "Baron" "Baron" "Rochester" Lipton Cozy Pot "Cozy Cover" "Cozy Cover" Basket Weave "Straw Weave" "Straw Weave" "Medallion" "Medallion" "Colonial" Beacon "Diver" "Diver" "Murphy" "Murphy" "Peel" "Benjamin" "Benjamin" "Albert" New Yorker "Carraway" "Carraway" "Birch" "Birch" "Darby" No Drip "Globe No Drip" No Drip Bird Cage Birdcage Bird Cage Norfolk Hoyt Hoyt "Bowknot" "Bowknot" "Gladstone" "Norse" "Norse" "Everson" "Bowling Ball" "Bowling Ball" "Pepper" Panther "Ritz" "Ritz" Bride "Diver" "Diver" "Perk" "Perk" "Deca Plain" "Carrie" "Carrie" "Connie" Plaza "Ansel" "Susannah" "Cathedral" "Cathedral" "Arch" "Plume" "Plume" "Disraeli" Clipper "Carraway" "Carraway" "Radiance" "Radiance" "Sunshine" "Colonial" "Medallion" "Colonial" "Rayed" "Rayed" "Eliot" "Colonial Tall" "Medallion" "Colonial" "Regal" "Regal" "Dickens" "Connie" "Connie" "Victoria" Regent "Buchanan" "Buchanan" "Daniel" "Daniel" "Rickson" "Ribbed" "Ribbed" "Flute" "Dart" "Dart" "Russell" Roosevelt "Blaine" "Blaine" Demi Coffee "No. 2 Coffee" "No. 2 Coffee" "Rounded Terrace" "Rounded Terrace" "Step Round" "Demi" teapot Morning teapot Morning teapot "Royal" "Royal" "Eliot" "Dohrco" "Dohrco" "Irene" Royal Park "Lincoln" "Lincoln" Doughnut Donut Doughnut "Rutherford" "Rutherford" "Alton" "Drape" "Drape" "Swathe" S-Handle "S-Lid" "S-Lid" Electromatic Coffee Maker "Big Boy" "Big Boy" Saf-Handle "Sundial" Saf-Handle Encore "Crown" / "Wilson" "Wilson" Saf-Spout "Baby Melody" Saf-Spout Erie "Crown" / "Wilson" "Wilson" "Starlight" "Starlight" "Tennison" "Five Band" "Five Band" "Banded" Surf Side Surfside Surf Side French Light Weight French French "Target" "Target" "Bullseye" Gardiner Gardiner "Corydon" "Terrace" "Terrace" "Step Down" "Grape" "Grape" "Darwin" "Viking" "Viking" "Bell" Great American Great American "Golden Key" "Waverlet" "Waverlet" "Crest" Hallcraft Century Century Century "Waverly" "Waverly" "Crest" Hallcraft Tomorrow’s Classic Tomorrow's Classic Tomorrow's Classic "Windcrest" "Windcrest" "Bronte" Windsor "Buchanan" "Buchanan"

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