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*crazing/staining present The Salem China Company, established in Salem, Ohio, was a prominent American manufacturer of dinnerware and decorative ceramics from the early 20th century until its closure in 1967. They produced a wide array of patterns, often catering to popular tastes of the era, including floral motifs and classic designs. The 'Sheffield' line, in particular, was known for its elegant, often ivory-bodied china with delicate blue transferware decorations. This type of serving platter, featuring blue transferware designs like wheat stalks or laurel wreaths, was a staple in American households during the mid-20th century. These pieces were valued for their practicality in serving meals and their decorative appeal on the dining table. The 'Sheffield' pattern by Salem is recognized for its quality and classic aesthetic, making it a desirable item for collectors of vintage American dinnerware.