Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern: Glendale
Date of platter: 1925
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Notes: Like so many restaurant ware patterns that seemed to be copycats of each other, the Syracuse China Glendale pattern bears a strong resemblance to the Oakmont pattern by McNicol China. The Syracuse version was copyrighted in 1923, as shown on the platter's backstamp.