Syracuse Pattern ID

Hi,

I am looking to ID the pattern name and number of this piece of Syracuse china. The bottom is stamped only Syracuse -- China 101-F U.S.A. There are no other marks. I am looking for dinner plates in this pattern and the name and number will save a lot of time.
Thank you.

 

Try the https://www.replacements.com/search?query=syracuse web site.

 

Thank you. My mistake here...I should have added that I have already exhausted those options including that site, and viewing about 17,000 pics of Syracuse patterns at the Ebay Syracuse China listing.

 

According to THIS, 101-F is a date code for June 1972.

I didn't see your pattern in their Syracuse list but I doubt that it's exhaustive. I'd try sending them an email inquiry.

And in future, please do mention in your initial post what/where you've already done/searched so members here don't take the time to look where you've already looked and tell you things you already know.

 

FWIW
1972 SYRACUSE CHINA Green Gingham Block Pattern Art Deco Pair Celery Dish | #434278287 (worthpoint.com)

 

Cool, thank you! That's the animal alright, but mine is missing the 197 2 on the bottom. Since searching the wording on Worthpoint has turned up nothing, I wonder if "Green Gingham" is the company's actual pattern name. Likewise with the number 197 2 which is very different from other Syracuse pattern numbering I have seen. Also, In all my searching this pattern never came up, so I wonder if this pattern is exceedingly rare because it never sold very well.

 

1972 is the year of production, not a pattern number. And since the pattern looks nothing like gingham to my eye, I agree that the seller may have made the name up.

 

Don't take a sellers description as gospel .........

they are looking to sell !!!

 

Rare is a term used for lightly cooked meat.

Just cuz you can't find it in your searches does not mean it's valuable , in demand , or any other thing.

It only means you haven't yet found it.....likely because it's not that old and few have uploaded images to the Web !

The internet has a ton of things ....but there's a million more tons out there , not found on the web..

 

You will notice the numbers 197 2 are not on that worthpoint platter. The seller made a typo leaving a space in the year.

 

In many cases, "rare" is a bad thing... especially in dinnerware, tea sets, etc. It means if you break a piece, it's unlikely you'll ever be able to replace it. In such cases, "rare" can often bring down the value of an item.

 

I don't know if you've tried this site for Restaurant Ware Collectors but it's worth a try. Tons to look at and they've updated their site since the last time I looked and it seems streamlined.

The say they don't do Id's ect at that site but suggest visiting their Facebook page for help.

https://rwcn-idwiki-2.restaurantwarecollectors.com/

 

My links go to RWC so hopefully OP has tried their site.

 

Ah, I didn't click your links just trusted what you said. Great site but looks so different than it used to. Glad it didn't disappear like so many other good sites!