A set of two Masonic Lodge platters, which are in excellent condition for their age. Estimated to have been made between 1896 and 1898, they each have a hairline crack that has discolored over time. These stains can likely be removed with cleaner, but are not severely noticeable as is. These dishes were made by Onondaga Pottery Company in Syracuse for Freemason Lodge 32, and each is stamped on the bottom with the brand. They are incredibly unique and in such great shape; truly a piece of history!
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Product code: Set of Two Masonic Lodge 1890s offers White Ivory China Serving Platters by O.P. & Co. Syracuse