Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern Name: Bellevue #86801
Date of covered bouillon: 1937
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Notes: Thanks to information provided by Bill Calnan, we know the Bellevue pattern was "designed by Douglas Bourne in 1932, about the same time that Guy Cowan was designing the Econo-Rim shape" shown on this covered bouillon.
Bellevue is shown in a binder (shown above) of Syracuse patterns with a date of Sept. 27, 1932, and available on either a white or ivory body.
Flowers are depicted in groupings and individually in reds and pinks and yellow and blue with a single bright green line or stripe running around the rim. Some of the flowers appear to be roses and poppies.
Contributors:
Bouillon photos: Carol Cardona
Photo of plate contributed by Rebecca W.
ID: Bill Calnan