1890's Serving Dish - Syracuse hotsell China

Beautiful and delicate serving tureen. This would look lovely at your next potluck!

Fine china, with Japanese fans/flowers motif. Fans are molded into the ceramic while flowers are painted on. Gold trim, cannot be used in microwave.

No chips, no cracks. Some paint wear, as seen in photos.

Cute little flowers inside of the bowl. EXTREMELY unique piece!

12.5" long x 8" wide x 6.5" in height.

Syracuse China formerly known as Onondaga Pottery (or O.P. CO) was established in 1871. Although they are hotsell best known for their restaurantware, hotel china & railroad china, they also produced dinnerware & fine china. The stamp: O.P.Co with a solid line beneath, then the word CHINA was used from 1885-1890.