In 1841 a small pottery was established in Syracuse, New York, and over the years evolved into the Onodaga Pottery, In 1891 the manufacturing of Syracuse China was begun. In 1966 the Onodaga Company was changed to Syracuse China Company. These lovely open oval vegetable bowls, circa 1949 - 1967, measure 10 1/4" long; 7 1/2" wide and 2 1/4" deep. The pattern consists of a large central spray of dusty pink and mauve coralbel flowers on gray stems and green leaves with green and silver bands and silver trim. Marked "Old Ivory - Syracuse China - O.P.Co. - Made in America". There are no cracks, chips or repairs; some very minor wear on trim.