Vintage 1955 Syracuse China, GE General Electric bowls, set of 4, Schenectady NY For Sale

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Vintage 1955 Syracuse China, GE General Electric bowls, set of 4, Schenectady NY:
$79.95

Dated from mid-1950s

Set of 4 – Syracuse China bowls

Stamped with the General Electric (GE) logo

A wonderful piece of General Electric and Schenectady, New York history! This matching set of four vintage Syracuse China bowls features the classic General Electric “GE” monogram on the underside of each bowl.

The black “2-JJ” Syracuse China U.S.A. backstamp dates these bowls to February 1955. Syracuse China was well known for producing durable commercial dinnerware for restaurants, hotels, railroads and institutional customers. The GE marking indicates these were made for General Electric.

My grandfather worked for GE in Schenectady, NY, retiring in 1964, and the bowls came down through the family from him. Family belief is that they may have originally been used in a GE employee cafeteria or commissary and later made available to employees when older dinnerware was replaced.

📝Item details:

Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Item: Set of 4 commercial-style bowls
Date / Date code: February 1955 / 2-JJ
Customer/Logo: General Electric (GE)
Color: Ivory/cream with maroon band
Material: China / ceramic
Dimensions:

Top diameter: Approx. 5.75\"
Base diameter: Approx. 4.25\"
Height: Approx. 2.125\"

Weight: Approx. 14.4 oz. each
Backstamp: Black Syracuse China U.S.A. with GE logo
Country of manufacture: USA

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A great find for a General Electric collector, Syracuse China enthusiast, restaurant-ware collector, or anyone interested in Schenectady and American industrial history. With their 1955 Syracuse China date code, GE markings, and family connection to a longtime GE employee, this is a distinctive set with a story behind it. Add this piece of mid-century American industrial history to your collection today!