Daffodil d409 - Plus other patterns

I can't see this pattern in the gallery.. yes.. you have guessed a "no-namer"...
The saucer is a 'Genuine Ironstone Backstamp'
I have had the saucer for ages and saw the cup on TM - now I have a match.. yay  

Correct .... we don't have this pattern
We do have the Lily of the Valley and we don't have the Snowdrop one in the Patterns book   
Thanks Janice I will add it to the No Names Gallery.

Is this what you mean? I only have the saucer -

This is the one that we have and now I don't know which one is Lily of the Valley, as I thought your saucer looked like that flower ....? Neither look like Snowdrop to me, but I could be wrong ........?
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t2188-no-name-lily-of-the-valley?highlight=lily

I checked out Google images and both of those patterns match up with Lily of the Valley, so I've added your pattern to the No Names Gallery Janice.
We are still looking for Snowdrop d249 with it's unusual cup shape of 3033 that we haven't identified yet.

Is there a Bluebells on database?   

Ev might know if its listed on the database...
I have not come across that pattern before. Those type of flowery ones seem to be part of those "hostess sets" set of 4 of cup, saucer & BB plate. You see lots of them listed on Trademe.

Funnily enough there is Bluebelle 260 in the Database, but I have no idea what it looks like.

Oh dear your blue flowers might not be bluebells even.  
They don't really look like the bluebells that I grow ......  
I will add your pic to the No Name Gallery for now Kat

Bluebelle 260 - is the blue version of flower Vale- check out this link
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t3952-bb-plate-for-the-gallery-flower-vale-d319?highlight=vale

That is exactly why you have been knighted as an Administrator on here Janice

Now what type of flowers do you see on Kat's saucer?

Hahaha.. that comment made me laugh!! ummm..
When it comes to flowers I am a " Morticia " off The Addams Family ie, I would cut the flowers off and display the leaves.
I thought periwinkle but I think that's purple...

Im happy whateva you decide...lol

JanPots wrote:

This pattern matches a 1984 Matthey Pattern Transfer and they called it Daffodil.
There is a pattern in the Patterns Database:
Daffodil d409 and we don't have this yet and I suggest that this will be it and have added it to the main Gallery.