Porcelain Dinnerware Set In The 'Sherwood' Pattern By Syracuse China

Syracuse China Company, founded in 1871 in Syracuse, New York, became one of America's premier manufacturers of fine china and restaurant ware. The 'Sherwood' pattern, produced from 1946 to 1967, features a distinctive blue laurel leaf border on old ivory-colored porcelain, reflecting the post-war era's preference for elegant yet understated tableware designs. This pattern was part of Syracuse's fine china line intended for home use rather than their commercial restaurant ware.

Sherwood china appeals to collectors of mid-century American dinnerware and those who appreciate classic, timeless table settings. The pattern's simple elegance and historical significance as American-made fine china make it desirable among vintage tableware enthusiasts and those furnishing homes with period-appropriate pieces. Syracuse China's reputation for quality and durability adds to the collectibility of complete or near-complete sets from this era.

$200 - $300

Consistent with age and use.

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15%

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