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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 stencil with its weathered patina and for he is going with its weathered patina and its cooking stains and its authentic discoloration thick vitreous china (similar to ironstone) this Old Haarlem pattern and several variations of it were made for Wanamaker's Department Store in NYC (see photo included here) at least through the 1940s Made between 1927 1949
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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 stencil with its weathered patina and for he is going

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