Steubenville Pottery/China Mark

[Haiduc]

I have some old china (in the family at least since the 1950s) that has a Steubenville mark I can't find on the net.  It is in gold in script but with a normal S and above it is a picture of a fort.  I'm trying to decide whether to toss odd pieces or keep them in limited space--can anyone help?  The pattern is stylized pineapples/berries(grapes?) flowers and leaves around the edge, largish pattern flowers are bright orange.

[Michelle Staley]

You can date it by looking in Lois Lehner's book on marks.

You might be able to find the pattern name at replacements.com by browsing the patterns under the manufacter name.

If it is not something that you want to keep I suggest posting it on craigslist in your area.