Can anyone identify this plate?

[Pixiedust58]

I was given this plate a week ago. I have no idea where it came from or how it was used. I can't read the back clearly but it may say "Best China" then "U S A" under that and "DDC-1" at the bottom. There is a design with writing above those three lines but I can't make the words out.

I'd really appreciate any help you can offer.

tx!

[TulaBelle]

Did you try ebay? My hubby is always finding all kinds of things on there. Good luck!

[houseofmouse]

Kind of reminds me of the plates they used to use at Riverbelle Terrace.

[Pixiedust58]

Thanks for the suggestion TulaBelle! I'd checked ebay when I first got it but didn't find anything. I went back and found one! I don't know how accurate the description is but it says probably from 70's-80's and used at the restaurants in Disneyland. The seller calls it a vintage restaurant china dinner plate "Homer Laughlin U.S.A". It was the "Homer Laughlin" and "Lead Free" below it that I couldn't make out.

Thanks folks~

[Sleeping Beauty's mom]

Thanks for the suggestion TulaBelle! I'd checked ebay when I first got it but didn't find anything. I went back and found one! I don't know how accurate the description is but it says probably from 70's-80's and used at the restaurants in Disneyland. The seller calls it a vintage restaurant china dinner plate "Homer Laughlin U.S.A". It was the "Homer Laughlin" and "Lead Free" below it that I couldn't make out.

Thanks folks~

Homer Laughlin is the maker of Fiestaware (made in the USA), they make dinnerware for restaurants, currently examples are Olive Garden and Applebees. When I saw the pattern, I though Riverbelle Terrance too... Sounds like a grand find to me !!!