Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern: Lyncourt
Date of Open Sugar Bowl: September 1930 (9-K)
Date of Egg Cup: October 1930 (10-K)

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Notes: According to noted researcher Larry R. Paul, the Syracuse Beverly and Lyncourt patterns are the same design under different pattern names. Beverly was the original #47500 Syracuse pattern design, but some time before May 1930 the pattern was renamed Lyncourt. Therefore, if a piece can be dated before May 1930, it is Beverly, and if a piece can be dated post-April 1930, it would be Lyncourt. The pattern comes in a variety of colors, including orange, red, blue and black.

For related info: Beverly