Manufacturers: Rosenthal China, Germany; and Syracuse China
User: Lake Shore Athletic Club
Distributor (Rosenthal): Marshall Field & Co., Chicago
Date of Rosenthal crescent bone dish: 1926
Date of Syracuse plate: 1930

Rosenthal crescent bone dish

Syracuse plate

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Notes: Designed by Jarvis Hunt and located at 850 North Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, Illinois, the Georgian-style club opened in 1927.

Click on the link below to read more about Preservation Chicago's successful efforts to preserve this landmark building on Lake Shore Drive: Lake Shore Athletic Club: 850 Lake Shore Drive – A battle of Olympian proportions | PreservationChicago

Rosenthal: White body with double-band border consisting of an outer black geometric key design on an antique gold band and an inner blue band. Discus Thrower logo is black.

Syracuse: White body with navy blue band on rim. Discus thrower logo is black.

ID and Syracuse photos contributed by dbstoneware
Rosenthal photos contributed by itsagas