Roydon South Pacific Pat.No.379 Colour Range and info

This range was made exclusively for McKenzies and has the pattern name Roydon South Pacific d379.  It used the 780 cup shape commonly known as the 'fatbum' cup.  I have found in adverts that there were 12 colours in this range, but I haven't found the names of these colours so we will have to work them out ourselves, unless someone knows the colour names.  

Olive Green: [This is a different shade of green to the Capri Olive Green so it may have a different name.]



Tango Blue:



Yellow or Lemon perhaps:



Aqua though it's bound to have another name:



Teal courtesy of TonyK


Ok that's 4 colours and so we only have to find another 8.  I still have a lot of crockery to go through to see if I have any more, but that will happen on another day.
My head is spinning with colours atm

I guess this is called pink. it is darker than the colourglaze lolly pink, almost the colour of the little demitasse saucer


pastel green or lime


dark grey (darker than the forma grey)

Does it count if it's South Pacific British?

Is the stamp on your pale yellow bowl a new one for the gallery Ev?

Two more South Pacific colours courtesy of kayabraham
All of our new info seems to be coming in from Facebook at the moment ....

Caramel:



Mushroom:

kayabraham has found a Bronze Roydon South Pacific butter dish to add to the colours.
Many thanks for your photos Kay
The common name for this colour is mustard.

Many thanks to Julie for sharing her photo.

Every cup, saucer and side plate is stamped South Pacific British and there are 6 colours.

Olive Green, Yellow, Caramel, Dark Grey, Teal and Pink are the original Sth Pacific British Colour Glaze colours.

Hi
Are these south pacific cup and saucer collectable these days. C. 1960’s ?
I have a set of six dark brown colour.

Hi there and welcome to the site.

That cup shape is 3020 Shape 25 Beaker Cup and was first made 11.10.67 isn't an easy shape to find. They were made in many different colours.
Most Crown Lynn is collectable at the moment, as there is something for everyone