O.P. CO Syracuse China Thebes Pattern Ceramic Porringer Bowl (Sold Individually)
$36.95
Onondaga Pottery Co. (O.P. CO) Syracuse China Ceramic Thebes Pattern (#59201) Porringer Bowl- This lovely bowl was widely favored by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas (MKT) Railroad due to its durability and stunning Art Nouveau design, making it a popular choice for both Railroad and Restaurantware.
These delightful porringer dishes are available for individual sale, with the exception of one (#7) that has a minor aged hairline in the center; the rest are in good vintage condition. Most pieces have mostly illegible pre-fire marks underneath. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for more images, as the store has a limit on what can be displayed. We are also open to discussing bulk purchases.
History Brief- Originally established as the Onondaga Pottery Company (O.P. Co.) in 1871, the company started by producing only earthenware. However, everything changed when James Pass joined in 1885, creating a new type of translucent chinaware that put O.P. Co. on the global stage. By the early 1890s, they became the first to manufacture American-made vitreous china, and by 1895, “Syracuse China” was introduced as the back-stamp. This innovation led to O.P. Co.’s china being utilized in hotels, clubs, airplanes, trains, cruise ships, and restaurants worldwide.
* Kindly keep in mind that our vintage and antique items are not brand new. We strive to carefully point out and display any scratches, imperfections, signs of wear, and tears.
O.P. Co Thebes Porringer:
Onondaga Pottery Co. (O.P. CO) Syracuse China Ceramic Thebes Pattern (#59201) Porringer Bowl- This lovely bowl was widely favored by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas (MKT) Railroad due to its durability and stunning Art Nouveau design, making it a popular choice for both Railroad and Restaurantware.
These delightful porringer dishes are available for individual sale, with the exception of one (#7) that has a minor aged hairline in the center; the rest are in good vintage condition. Most pieces have mostly illegible pre-fire marks underneath. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for more images, as the store has a limit on what can be displayed. We are also open to discussing bulk purchases.
History Brief- Originally established as the Onondaga Pottery Company (O.P. Co.) in 1871, the company started by producing only earthenware. However, everything changed when James Pass joined in 1885, creating a new type of translucent chinaware that put O.P. Co. on the global stage. By the early 1890s, they became the first to manufacture American-made vitreous china, and by 1895, “Syracuse China” was introduced as the back-stamp. This innovation led to O.P. Co.’s china being utilized in hotels, clubs, airplanes, trains, cruise ships, and restaurants worldwide.
* Kindly keep in mind that our vintage and antique items are not brand new. We strive to carefully point out and display any scratches, imperfections, signs of wear, and tears.
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