Vintage O.P. Co. Syracuse China #SY452 Naval Anchor Restaurant Ware China

Description: Vintage Shenango China, New Castle, PA. U.S. Navy Mess Wardroom Officer China. Each piece is priced individually. Pattern Description: Blue Anchor, Blue Trim, Rim Shape. Discontinued. Company History: Shenango pottery, or china, was made between 1902 and 1961 in New Castle, Pennsylvania. As the Shenango company experienced financial problems throughout its history, the china was produced by various companies. The Shenango Indian Backstamp: While there isn't an official Shenango Indian tribe, the name comes from a displaced Seneca tribe that settled in the Shenango Valley along the Shenango River in the 1700s. In about 1912, the company developed a logo that includes a cross-legged breechcloth-covered Indian -- viewed as if you were standing to his right side and behind him -- decorating a piece of Native American pottery. This logo appeared in various forms, along with client's name, through 1979. Items with the words “Shenango China New Castle PA” were likely produced between 1902 and 1948. Although many items during this time were not dated, some pieces will have a date code with the month and year of manufacture. For instance, the code 8-45 means the item was manufactured in August 1945. The measurements of the pieces available in this listing are as follows: * 1 - Rolled Edge Luncheon Plate, 9-1/8" Width x 1" Height. The plate has a 2-3/4" long shallow chip to the underside of the rim. It is not obvious from on top of the plate but can be seen from the side. No crack radiates from the chip. Heavy utensil marks. * 6 - Rolled Edge Saucers, 6-1/8" Width x 1" Height. 2-1/4" Cup base We offer multiple purchase discounts up to 20% off and will combine items for shipping.

Price: 14.95 USD

Location: Evergreen, Colorado

End Time: 2024-08-29T03:32:01.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.5 USD