Some more photos for the gallery - Include Speckle vit, Milford d475, Red Lake d071, Springwood Gold d115

This is a genuine ironstone by Crown Lynn New Zealand standard backstamp. Unsure if the flowers are gerberas or gazanias, on a forma?? shaped plate.


This is called Milford and the plate shown is a luncheon

I have seen the red flower pattern called both Red Lake and Firestorm don't know the pattern number though. Cheers Marl474

I will check out the Crown Lynn Patterns Database tomorrow as I'm sure those pattern names are there.
This is where the Database is invaluable even though I don't have the pics, just the data

Milford is d475 - I can make it out clearly now

Red Lake has 2 pattern numbers 71 and 408 and I can't tell which one it is, but will keep an eye out for it.

I only have the name Firestorm, no number .... yet.

I will add the pattern to the Tableware Gallery and title it Red Lake/Firestorm until more info comes to hand.

Thank you mumof1

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I can't find this one in the gallery either. I thought it was quite a common pattern. Maybe I missed it ?

It's not a common pattern to me mumof1
I will put it into the Gallery and one day we will find a pattern name for it

Ev wrote:It's not a common pattern to me mumof1
I will put it into the Gallery and one day we will find a pattern name for it

Thank you. I hope you don't mind me sending in these photos, I find it interesting to discover that some of my old plates are ones you don't have a photo of, and hopefully in the end it gives everyone a little more information on our heritage.

Keep the photos coming please mumof1
We are all learning on here

I have seen this in an all over pattern called Springtime d633. Don't know whether the Apollo version has the same name. Hope this helps, Marl

and also these, but I may have missed some, and get confused sometimes with shape & pattern numbers LOL
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Referring back to the yellow daisies and Marl's brown daisies, the database has
Springtime d633 and Springtime Brown d663 which seem to fit those patterns.
I'm contemplating whether to add them to the Gallery ..... ?
What are your thoughts, as I'm looking for confirmation here ......

Woohoo this topic is overflowing with no-name patterns
I will add them all to the Gallery except the Gibpat Australia and the Titian/Crown Lynn shape 1293.
There are many many pattern names in the Database that say for example:
Under Glazed Blue Band on Low Sol then the d number ..... one day hopefully we will find them all.
Then there is Yellow Band, Brown Band, Black, Green .... they were made in every colour !!

Hi Ev,

I think the pattern is definitely the same, perhaps this one is springtime yellow?? I will leave it up to you, as I'm sure you know more about this than I do.

Thanks mumof1 ... I just needed someone to agree as I'm not that familiar with the daisy pattern.
Though I did some google searches and came up with that pattern everytime. Some had the pattern all over and some didn't.
Marl, is your daisy pattern bowl a brown or grey colour? If it's brown we could put it into the Gallery under Springtime Brown ..... I await your reply.

Hi Ev, it is definitely grey and I am sure it is the Springtime d633. Cheers, Marl

Oops .... I should have waited for your reply .... I will change the yellow daisies back to no name daisies until we have more info.

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This duo is looking like Apollo, but with a scene on the saucer in brown. And closer up -
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Does anyone know this pattern, people in a boat on a river, lots of trees, houses at the top? And a pretty coffee mug
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Isn't the glaze on this amazing? I just love the colouring

Hi, The river pattern I have seen called "Riverside Brown" when it is on an Apollo base and "The Landings" d328 when on a plain non Apollo base. Perhaps Ev can confirm this. Cheers, marl 474

We have Riverside Pink in the Patterns Gallery which is on an Apollo plate - d33010
Riverside Pink is in the Database also with d576 and d32810 .... ?
Riverside Blue is in the Database - d98 and d24020
Riverside Brown ...... d97 and d32800
There is also Riverside Green which I don't have a number for ...yet.
I will add your pic to the Gallery thanks mumof1 .... and wait for confirmation of the number.
Didn't have The Landings d328 in the Database Marl.

I am still fairly sure that I have had this pattern called The Landings but alas no longer have the plate.

I think that I will put your photo into the Gallery Marl, as it shows up the design clearly.
I've often come across the three digit number and then on other ware with the same pattern two 00's have been added for some reason ..... ? To me it means it's the same pattern anyway
Off now to check out all of the other patterns that you have posted

Thank you all so much for your help. Will keep sending photos of any other treasures I find as I keep unpacking.

Harking back to this topic re Springtime, the Patterns Book has a green Apollo version called Springwood Green d116. Does anyone have this? I might have it if I look hard enough

Oh goodness gracious me !!!!!
The last pattern from the Patterns Book has gone into my files and it's Springwood Gold
d115 and that was posted on the first page of this topic. Oh what a happy busy day!!!!