Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern name: Chelsea – Syracuse Pattern #5100
Date of platter: 1911
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Notes: This is a pattern typical of the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau eras of the early 20th century with its graceful stylized flowers and vines in monotone light and deep blue. Its ID is based on a binder of Syracuse patterns. Date is based on the 92 impressed within a circle, for 1911.
(This pattern is unrelated to the Chelsea pattern made by Buffalo China.)
Photos and ID contributed by Susan Phillips