Manufacturer: Carr China, Warwick China, and Sterling China
Pattern: Onion
Date of Carr plate: 1940s – 1950s; Warwick berry bowl: 1942; Sterling plate: 1953
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Notes: White body with a floral center pattern design, an inner border design of petals & leaves, and an outer border with small flowers and large onions in shades of Crimson red – or blue.
The Carr Onion pattern was produced on both white and Glo-Tan bodies; click here and scroll down the page to see a rare ice cream shell in the Carr Blue Onion pattern.
Other manufacturers, including Syracuse China and Shenango China, produced the Onion pattern as well; see B/G Sandwich Shops 3 by Shenango.
A topmarked Onion pattern made by Carr China can be seen here: Canton Grill.
Contributors:
Bill Montgomery: green Onion photo
Ed Phillips, pink, blue and brown Onion photos: Ed Phillips
Rich Bauer: red Onion plate
Gary Olson: Warwick Onion
Bill Montgomery: green Onion photo
Ed Phillips, pink, blue and brown Onion photos: Ed Phillips
Rich Bauer: red Onion plate
Gary Olson: Warwick Onion