Vintage Syracuse China Square Dinner Plate - Moonstone Pattern - Rare 1980s Restaurantware creamer With little tin horns and

With little tin horns and little toy drums

and may be purchased in various sizes

this dish was used in a busy restaurant that served lots of guests with hearty appetites for hearty food

Find more Cunningham & Pickett dishes here and more Homer Laughlin dishes here

Most likely this jar dates to the early 1920's with its lightening style top and hard to find shape

Vintage Syracuse China Square Dinner Plate - Moonstone Pattern - Rare 1980s Restaurantware creamer With little tin horns andGood food should be joyful. There should be laughter and chatter Jim Harrison {HISTORY} In the quote above, Jim Harrison was talking about how the atmosphere in restaurants should be lively, not solemn and never ever dull. We couldn't agree more. Half the fun of collecting vintage restaurantware like this Syracuse dinner plate is imagining the life it lived in the restaurant it served. What type of place was it? Who ate there? Where was it located?