Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern: Violet Border
Date of bowl: circa 1904
Date of plate: 1910

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Notes: This pattern is identified on page 4 of the book "Syracuse China," by Cleota Reed and Stan Skoczen as an example of Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts Movement patterns on Syracuse China.

The version shown on the bowl in deeper colors of orange, rust, navy blue and dark green is associated with the Poughkeepsie pattern named by railroad dining car authors only when topmarked, for example, by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad or the Chicago, Milwaukee Electric Railway (Ravina Park) in the early part of the 20th century.

The pattern version shown on the plate has more muted colors in dusty blues, green and orange.

The pattern was designed by Adelaide Alsop Robineau. The US Patent Design 36,933, was granted on May 31, 1904.

For related info:
American House by Syracuse China

Photo of sauce boat contributed by Kris Cox
Photos of plate contributed by Keith Marantz