Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern Description: Flower (Airbrushed)
Date of saucer: 1946
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Notes: Airbrushed single-stemmed flower – commonly believed to be a daffodil but is most likely a cattleya orchid – shown below in burnt orange or rust brown on a tan body (Adobe Ware). There is an airbrushed lavender color variation on a white body also by Syracuse China.