Adobe Ware by Syracuse China
First appears in the early 1930s. Some pieces used for Railroad China though I am not knowledgeable enough to tell you which ones.
Hooray! Someone donated two jpegs! A backstamp and a very famous logo piece; Chicken in the Rough. His name is George and he is a collector of Amusement Park and Theme Park China. Very cool!!!
Thanks George! Wish I was a real museum so I could give you a tax write off.
Nice clear shot of the backstamp 12-EE which translates to a 1950 manufacture date. I see these Chicken in the Rough pieces quite often. I guess golfers are pretty into them in a sort of cross collectible way. 90% of the pieces I have seen are in this tan coloring. I think I owned a white bread plate at one time (still might for all I can remember).
This one sold on Ebay in 2000 for $91. They rarely go for less then $75.
Photo donated by George (jester-king on Ebay).
Click here to see what jester-king has on auction right now!
Peacock Alley is written on the little sign there. this plate dates to 1933 and is 9 inches across. Beautiful tan colored body which seemed very popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Brittany Cottage.
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