Bristol Pat. No. 492 and Papyrus d666

Backstamp

I have some of this pattern, one is from Kelston Potteries called Bristol 492, and one from Kelston Ceramics called Papyrus D666 and both are exactly the same pattern...

Just picked up that they were the same pattern yesterday on TradeMe.
Why? Would? They? Do? That??
Will never know
Will use this pic for Papyrus D666 too, thanks narna

So it appears that the same pattern with a [slightly] different backstamp, is enough reason for a totally different pattern name and number!!!
Probably were sold at different outlets .....?
Also the Pat.No. and the d number usage are from two different timeframes.

I have a bristol 492 bread and butter plate (exact backstamp as above), which is a butterscotch sort of colour in the central well (white rim) of an apollo shape plate....     

That's a puzzler isn't it? In another time and place it would have a different name and number! It' good to know thanks cat

Bristol pat. 492 on back but in a different colour...yep I broke it too..

Oh no... how did you manage to break it?
I have put it into the no names gallery -

It has the same name and number as the usual Bristol Janice.
Perhaps this came in several colours as did several other patterns?

I know.. its weird - should I take out of the no names gallery?

I think so as it has a pattern name and number.

Put groceries on top of it in car, just not being careful, its a shame as i think its much nicer than the green orange mix.

Coupe shape Lunch plate also stamped on back Bristol pat no.492 but in another colourway of green & black.. which would mix & match well together with the others above.