Q280571

1940s Buffalo China Restaurant Ware B-10 White 9 in. Oval Plate

$8

SOLD

Buffalo China was a ceramic manufacturing company based in Buffalo, New York, from 1901 to 2013. It produced durable and attractive china and ceramic tableware for commercial and institutional use, such as restaurants, hotels, and hospitals. The company was acquired by Oneida Limited in 1983 and eventually closed in 2013.

This particular style oval white plate with green trim is stamped B-10. Most of the stock is in good used condition. Priced each. A small quantity is available at the time of posting.

Inventory no.

Q280571

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

9.5 in. W x 6.5 in. D x 1.375 in. H

Width (in.)

9.5

Height (in.)

1.375

Depth (in.)

6.5

Weight

1 lb.

Finish

Porcelain

Composition

Ceramic

Color

Green, White

Period

1940s

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