Ashleigh Pat.No 946 and Park Lane Pat.No.954

Ashleigh photos courtesy of Kat & Co -




The side plate has no markings, the pin dish has the Ascot stamp and the cup has the full Ashleigh backstamp .... rather interesting in itself really ....

Ive added this 10cmh Jug to my other Ashleigh on White pieces with different backstamps...
it has: CAMBRIDGE. J-300-0.
Titian me thinks...but.. cambridge?

Cambridge was a Titian jug name.
These were made by Crown Lynn after they took over Titian and were first made in 1971 and given four digit numbers -
6026 for the small Cambridge J300/1
6027 for the med Cambridge J300/2
6028 for the large Cambridge J300/3
Why can't I find the J300/0 ?????
I will pop this jug into the Titian Gallery though as it's the first one on the site that says Cambridge

Awesum, I was sure it was rite but the Cambridge was confusing me..!

unouwanit wrote:Hi all

Parklane, adding a backstamp to the gallery.

Identical pattern to the Ashleigh which is bizarre but I don't make the rules :-)
https://i.servimg.com/u/f57/18/41/82/42/00710.jpg

So is Parklane 954 "Ashleigh" pattern without the fabrique background? We don't have Park Lane 954 in the gallery
https://i.servimg.com/u/f57/18/41/82/42/00710.jpg

I'm not sure Janice, as Kat's pics look like there is no Fabrique background.
I can't read the backstamp and would like Kat to decipher it for us please.

I can see A & GH so assume its Ashleigh, the last two pat. numbers look like 51.

Thanks Kat and I agree that the name is Ashleigh, but I'm not sure about the number..?
Could you confirm that this is on a plain white background please?
We will have to wait for some more information about uno's pattern name to come to hand.

Yes plain no Fabrique.

I will add this photo to the Gallery as Park Lane Pat.No.954 even though it just has Ascot on the base.


While checking this out I noticed that there is also
Park Lane on Clover d853 [which is that soft creamy speckled background]
Park Lane on Glow White d644 [Glow White is a pure white shiny glaze]

Is this likely to be Park Lane d853 on clover then?

Just the genuine ironstone backstamp

It's hard to see the colour of the clover, but I think it's correct

Sorry, photos taken quickly in the sun, cream backgound with light spatter of orange speckle, will ty for some more later today.

Don't worry about taking another photo Anne, as I'm sure that you know what clover looks like when you see it. I trust you completely

Here is my Park Lane jug - note the backstamp.

I'll add this photo here.
3038 cup . White glaze.
Is it parklane? Or something else

Is this on Glow White Janice?

We don't have Park Lane on Glow White d644
and that pattern has 3038 cups .....

Edits..
checking museum notes

Yes.  It is on glow white but I see that...
Parklane on glow white is the other pattern also called Park lane

Oops wrong Park Lane !!!

We already have the d644 in the Gallery !!!!

Ashleigh D951 back stamp:


The background is even, cream, glossy.

Morning Hannele.
I see the pattern number on your backstamp is different.
It would be great to see a photo of the pattern . Sometimes the pattern could be on a grey hatched background like fabrique/rattan. Or is this white glaze...many thanks Janice

JanPots wrote:Morning Hannele.
I see the pattern number on your backstamp is different.
It would be great to see a photo of the pattern . Sometimes the pattern could be on a grey hatched background like fabrique/rattan. Or is this white glaze...many thanks Janice

I added a picture of the pattern. The background is a white (cream) glaze, even and glossy.

Hi again Hannele.
Ev and I have been chatting about this earlier today.
Thanks for putting up the photo.

There are so many varations of patterns and numbers that don't often make sense but Ev and I usually spend hours trawling through stored info to try and figure it out.
Have a good weekend