Syracuse China formerly known as Onondaga Pottery was established in 1871. Although they are best known for their restaurantware, hotel china railroad china, they also produced dinnerware fine china. In both...
Identifying SYRACUSE China Patterns Guide #1 Railroad China Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are most...
Syracuse China Identifying Patterns Guide 2 Popular Designs Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO ) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are most...
Useful reference books exist in every field of collecting including buttons. This guide-in-progress lists a good many readily available works as well as books, catalogues and pamphlets now quite...
Identifying SYRACUSE CHINA Restaurant Patterns Guide # 6 Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are most...
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SYRACUSE CHINA Pattern Identification Guide No. 7 Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are most widely...
Some sellers are intentionally, or due to lack of knowledge are selling a china pattern called "Gala"as railroad dining car china. The pattern comes in various pastel shades and has what appears to be a...
The following is a list of suggestions for those interested in collecting railroad dining items. BEWARE!! DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST!! There are pieces advertised as "rare" when in fact they are merely...