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Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate - Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927-1949 entertaining - Colors contained within include: and Elephant Ear Cookies

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Vintage Restaurant Ware Chop Plate Old Haarlem Pattern Made by Onondaga Pottery Company Syracuse China O.P.Co circa 1927 1949 entertaining Colors contained within include: and Elephant Ear Cookies Colors contained within include: dark green made most likely sometime between the 1940's and the 1950's Chop plates aren't the most elegant name for food that primarily served large cuts of meat but their big size is fantastic for serving all sorts of hefty foods from cakes to family style meals meant to be shared among the table

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