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Iroquois/Syracuse China Platter 1945

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    Posted 4 years ago

    Ted_Straub
    (1003 items)

    This 21 x 16.5Cm platter was produced by Iroquois China/Syracuse China. It’s date code indicates a production date of either February or second quarter of 1945.
    It is done in the Bronx pattern.

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    Comments

    1. Newfld Newfld, 4 years ago
      Great condition for age, nice find Ted
    2. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 4 years ago
      Thanks, Jenni....it is a nice piece, despite some of the glaze being scuffed from its surface. Such restaurant ware appeals to me. I had a nice collection at one time, but had to dispose of most of it due to a change of my residence.

      This piece has both aesthetic and sentimental value, as it was rescued from a sale at at a bar/restaurant where I had enjoyed many a happy hour.

      Most of the dinnerware that I use comes from auctions or sales, and I especially appreciate the products of the gone now USA pottery makers...Buffalo China, Syracuse China, Shenango etc. Durable, well made, aesthetic and often nostalgic items.....
    3. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 4 years ago
      Thanking each of you for your love of this platter.... !!!!
    4. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 4 years ago
      How did I miss this showing? I enjoy my own assortment of 'restaurant ware' as you do Ted -- nothing like plates and bowls that can easily withstand an accidental drop into the sink or onto the floor -- and I also agree it often looks great, too!! :-) :-) :-)
    5. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 4 years ago
      Hi, AO.....I concur with you wholeheartedly! Collecting these items is a great hobby, and practical, too, as such pieces add a lot to food is served on them :)

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