Bowles Lunch Coffee Mug Ottawa Syracuse China 1926

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Bowles Lunch Coffee Mug Ottawa Syracuse China 1926

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Sold Date:02/06/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

Bowles Lunch Coffee Mug Ottawa, Ontario. .P.Co. Syracuse China 3 1/2 inches tall July 1926. Founded by H.L.Bowles of Springfield, Ma. the company started in 1916. Located at 134 Sparks St. it quickly grew into a chain of lunch rooms. Slogan: "Pure food, quick service." The restaurant never closed. No longer in business. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. Please bookmark my sellers I.D. as I am in the process of selling off my 35 year collection of Restaurant, Diner, Hotel, Railroad & Steamship China.

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