this green unique pattern... ~ is Carla Oyster d573

Well I've done it - I just bought a trio because I didn't think we have it here...
Apologies if I have just missed seeing it in the gallery, have checked.
Not at all sure the colour glaze cup is meant to go with this pattern, as the green is different.

OWwwww that is really nice
I would say that the green cup goes well with that pattern.
My pathetic drawings from the Museum suggest that the pattern might be
Thames Brown d153, but I will have to check that out.... one of these days.

they had another 4 trios going for $5 per set...

ETA and it is definitely green not brown - my camera doesn't do the best greens - will try for a better colour photo tomorrow when light is better

The Patterns book at the Museum is made up of photocopies, so it's in black and white and other than the pattern name and unless there is mention of cups colour I have no idea what colour things are
Perhaps they made this pattern is a few colours?
Omg always so many mysteries and more questions ... for ever and ever ad infinitum!

I have got pics from Tme of this pattern in blue and brown, no names unfortunately. The pattern doesn't go right to the edge though, there is a coloured band around and a plain white edge. cheers, marl

Only found this pattern that has the outer rim band in brown and blue like Marl mentioned.
Zambia Brown d226 ... and Zambia Blue d227 so the pattern above will have it's own name

I think this is Carla Oyster d573, but have to confirm how many rows of 'spokes' there are on a dinner plate as I see 6 rows of in the Museum pic.

Ev. This could be Carla Oyster d573 as Oyster does have the greeny colour look.
I wonder if Cat-a-lat could indicate what colour of green it is?


The Portage Trust has 3 records for Carla, Brown, Tan and Gold
Edits:- Removed photo of Carla Brown from Portage trust

Yes I would agree 100% that this is Carla Oyster Janice.