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Onondaga Pottery Company (American ceramics manufactory, established 1871)
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Note: American ceramics manufactory known for its production of Syracuse China.The company officially changed its name to Syracuse China Corporation in 1966 to disambiguate between the two competing names. |
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ceramics manufactory (preferred) |
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Owens-Illinois, Inc. |
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(American glass manufactory, established 1929) [500333098] |
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Syracuse China Company |
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(American ceramics manufactory, 1966 to the present) [500356039] |
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(American ceramics manufactory, established 1871) ..... [VP Preferred]
(American ceramics manufactory, 20th century) ..... [ARTstor]
(corporate body) ..... [GRL]
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Dallas Museum of Art [online] (2010) Accessed 6 December 2013
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GRIL NACO contribution (n.d.)
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Grove Art Online (2008-) "USA: Ceramics"; Accessed 6 December 2013
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Libbey WWW site, Oct. 31, 2003 (Syracuse China founded 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company, Geddes, N.Y.; name changed to Syracuse China Company in 1966; new management purchased the assets of the family-owned company and formed the new Syracuse China Corporation on Sept. 30, 1971; became subsidiary of Canadian Pacific Investments, Ltd. in Apr. 1978; sold to Susquehanna-Pfaltzgraff Company, York, Pa., in 1989, then to Libbey Inc., Toledo, Ohio, in 1995)
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Library of Congress Authorities online (2002-) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nr94009252
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National Ceramic Exhibition, 1946: t.p. (Onondaga Pottery Company) | | | | | |
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