Vintage Buffalo China Platter - Blue Mid century Restaurant ware Oval Light Blue Platter circa 1959 - Buffalo China Luna
Vintage Buffalo China serving platter from the mid century in a light blue that in have seen called "Luna". These restaurant platters are from the late 1950s.
The platters are quite heavy which is typical of restaurant ware from this time period.
Stamped on the back with the raised Buffalo backstamp which was used by Buffalo China in the late 1950s time period.
Measure approx. 12' long by 8 7/8" wide.
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Some marks on the backside made during production - they are not chips.
NOTE :
Buffalo Pottery was founded in the earliest days of the 1900s by Larkin Soap Company in Buffalo, NY. It later became Buffalo China. The Larkin company wanted to produce an inexpensive item to be given away with soap purchases made by their customers, and decided on china items.
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