Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern: Unknown
Designer: Harry G. Aitken
Date of plate: 1936

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Notes: "Already in process, but not in time to reach the 1937 catalogue, was Harry Aitken's 'Shadowtone' technique of decoration. Aitken, who by this time had headed the decorating department for over thirty years, had always worked closely with the design department coordinating patterns with shapes. In 1938, he completed development for use in mass production of 'Shadowtone,' a process of airbrushing (spraying) colors through stencils."

Source:
Syracuse China by Cleota Reed and Stan Skoczen

White body, black rim line, shades of blue with pale green around the white leaf and deep green leaves, three pieces of fruit in pale peach.