• May include: White oval serving dish with a lid, featuring a floral pattern in red, blue, and green. The dish has a red and white trim around the edge.
  • May include: White ceramic serving dish with a red and orange floral design. The dish has a scalloped edge and a red rim.
  • May include: White oval serving dish with a floral design in red, blue, and green. The dish has two handles and a lid with a handle.
  • May include: White oval ceramic serving dish with a floral pattern in red, blue, and green. The dish has two handles and measures approximately 10 inches in length. The dish is accompanied by a matching lid with a floral pattern.
  • May include: White oval serving dish with a red and green floral design. The dish is 5 inches long.
  • May include: White oval ceramic dish with a green and red inscription that reads "Canterbury Trade Mark Registered O.P. Co. Syracuse China".
  • May include: Close-up of a white ceramic plate with green text that reads "Canterbury Trade Mark Registered O.P.Co. Syracuse China".
  • May include: Close-up of a white ceramic plate with a slight crack on the edge. The plate has a subtle green and blue design around the rim.
  • May include: White oval ceramic serving dish with a floral pattern and a matching lid. The dish is 7 inches long.
  • May include: A vintage tea set with a white teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer. The set features a delicate floral design in shades of blue and gold.
  • May include: White oval serving dish with a lid, featuring a floral pattern in red, blue, and green. The dish has a red and white trim around the edge.
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  • May include: White ceramic serving dish with a red and orange floral design. The dish has a scalloped edge and a red rim.
  • May include: White oval serving dish with a floral design in red, blue, and green. The dish has two handles and a lid with a handle.
  • May include: White oval ceramic serving dish with a floral pattern in red, blue, and green. The dish has two handles and measures approximately 10 inches in length. The dish is accompanied by a matching lid with a floral pattern.
  • May include: White oval serving dish with a red and green floral design. The dish is 5 inches long.
  • May include: White oval ceramic dish with a green and red inscription that reads "Canterbury Trade Mark Registered O.P. Co. Syracuse China".
  • May include: Close-up of a white ceramic plate with green text that reads "Canterbury Trade Mark Registered O.P.Co. Syracuse China".
  • May include: Close-up of a white ceramic plate with a slight crack on the edge. The plate has a subtle green and blue design around the rim.
  • May include: White oval ceramic serving dish with a floral pattern and a matching lid. The dish is 7 inches long.
  • May include: A vintage tea set with a white teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer. The set features a delicate floral design in shades of blue and gold.
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1897-1926 Canterbury, Covered Vegetable Tureen Syracuse O.P.Co. Vitreous China, Red Blue Flowers, Green Leaves, 3 Red Stripes. Ave. AQ Cond.

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  • Materials: Vitreous China
  • Vintage: From the 1900s

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1897-1926 Canterbury, Covered Vegetable Tureen Syracuse O.P.Co. Vitreous China, Red Blue Flowers, Green Leaves, 3 Red Stripes. Little The Bowl section Has a Small Crack on top rim, The Lid is Flawless w Scant Red Loss. See Photos to Make Your Own Opinion.

c. 1897 - 1926

An Absolutely Adorable Pattern of Tomato Red and Dark Periwinkle Flowers, Two Shades of green Leaves Finely Outlined w Black, w 3 Concentric Red Pin Stripes on a Near White Ground..

Founded in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (O.P. Co.) in the town of Geddes, NY, the company initially produced earthenware; in the late 19th century, O.P.Co., began producing fine china, for which it found a strong market particularly in hotels, restaurants, and railroad dining cars.

Under President James Pass, O.P.Co. developed a new china body and won the medal for translucent china at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. Around 1888, Pass developed the a vitreous, translucent, and non-absorbent clay body. It was released to the public after 1890 as Imperial Geddo, and made the company the industry leader.

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  • Cost to ship
    $25.85 to United States, 43215.

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May include: White oval serving dish with a lid, featuring a floral pattern in red, blue, and green. The dish has a red and white trim around the edge.

1897-1926 Canterbury, Covered Vegetable Tureen Syracuse O.P.Co. Vitreous China, Red Blue Flowers, Green Leaves, 3 Red Stripes. Little The Bowl section Has a Small Crack on top rim, The Lid is Flawless w Scant Red Loss. See Photos to Make Your Own Opinion.

c. 1897 - 1926

An Absolutely Adorable Pattern of Tomato Red and Dark Periwinkle Flowers, Two Shades of green Leaves Finely Outlined w Black, w 3 Concentric Red Pin Stripes on a Near White Ground..

Founded in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (O.P. Co.) in the town of Geddes, NY, the company initially produced earthenware; in the late 19th century, O.P.Co., began producing fine china, for which it found a strong market particularly in hotels, restaurants, and railroad dining cars.

Under President James Pass, O.P.Co. developed a new china body and won the medal for translucent china at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. Around 1888, Pass developed the a vitreous, translucent, and non-absorbent clay body. It was released to the public after 1890 as Imperial Geddo, and made the company the industry leader.

Please read all descriptions and view all photos carefully.

Please feel free to ask any questions that are not addressed on my policy page or in above description. I am happy to help.

Thank you for wandering around my shop. I hope you enjoyed your visit and come back often, as I am continuously adding new items.

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  • Era
    Vintage from the 1900s
  • Materials
    Vitreous China

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    Oct 30-Nov 2
  • Return policy
    Accepted within 14 days.
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    Somerset, PA
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  • Cost to ship
    $25.85 to United States, 43215

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GwendalysaArts
Lisa B Meyers
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Somerset, Pennsylvania

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