Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate - Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927-1949 entertaining she never lost her sense a cooking school founder

Name: Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate - Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927-1949 entertaining she never lost her sense a cooking school founder
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Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate - Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927-1949 entertaining she never lost her sense a cooking school founder

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Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927 1949 entertaining she never lost her sense a cooking school founder she never lost her sense of curiosity for the creative ways that food and flavors could be brought together Handles operate smoothly Possibly named after the Harlem neighborhood in New York City This large floral restaurant ware chop plate was made by Syracuse China sometime between 1927 1949

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