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Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
A third member of the Ferrostone family no number 
and the backstamp

Has a very silky feel with a medium sheen glaze.

and the backstamp

Has a very silky feel with a medium sheen glaze.
Jonno- Number of posts : 662
Location : Milford,Auckland
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Safari Brown is d 205 cheers, marl
Marl474- Number of posts : 675
Location : Te Atatu Peninsula
Registration date : 2011-02-01
re Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Thanks for that info Marl74
Jonno- Number of posts : 662
Location : Milford,Auckland
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Something weird going on today here.... must sort it out asap!!
I'm bidding on one of these plates on tm ..... wahhhhhhhhhhhh!
Why is that you ask....?
Well in the Museum's Pattern book it showed up a couple of times under different names:
Everglade d139
Safari d202 ...... [just Safari .... no Brown added like the one I'm bidding on]
So I had to get one ....
I'm bidding on one of these plates on tm ..... wahhhhhhhhhhhh!
Why is that you ask....?
Well in the Museum's Pattern book it showed up a couple of times under different names:
Everglade d139
Safari d202 ...... [just Safari .... no Brown added like the one I'm bidding on]
So I had to get one ....
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Won the auction ......
don't need it now, but it will look lovely on top of the crockery cabinet with all of the other adorable Crown Lynn patterns/plates - so I'm kind of pleased ..............
man postage kills me on Trademe these days !!!!!
don't need it now, but it will look lovely on top of the crockery cabinet with all of the other adorable Crown Lynn patterns/plates - so I'm kind of pleased ..............
man postage kills me on Trademe these days !!!!!
Last edited by Ev on Mon 26 Nov - 7:42; edited 1 time in total
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Saw this pattern in an auction on Trademe today,
but it was in the mustard and khaki green and was called Andora.
Very nice it was too!
but it was in the mustard and khaki green and was called Andora.
Very nice it was too!
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
I had not picked up that this was the same as Andora, my orange Andoras are in the gallery. I have looked at the one on tme many times and covet it but it is too expensive!
Marl474- Number of posts : 675
Location : Te Atatu Peninsula
Registration date : 2011-02-01
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone

I came across this yesterday, and thought we didn't have it, as the backstamp was so hard to read, but this plate has more flowers on it?

In the gallery we have Safari Brown as d202 with less flowers. This one is d205, so is the one in the gallery just Safari (without the brown)?
mumof1- Admin
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Location : Mapua, Nelson
Registration date : 2011-03-21
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
I would say that your one is a dinner plate sunshine and Jonno's is a side plate. Marl said that the number was 205 and yet I haven't changed it, so will have to look into this and find out why ....?
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
I'm going to have to check this out with the Pattern book at the Museum, as there is definitely Safari d202 in it .... but there are only 4 and a bit flowers.
Sunshine may be onto something regarding more flowers .... will have to check and see. Plan to go to the Museum next week, though my list of things to do is very long already!
Sunshine may be onto something regarding more flowers .... will have to check and see. Plan to go to the Museum next week, though my list of things to do is very long already!
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Confirming that my Safari Brown is a side plate, 170 mm diameter, no number
Jonno- Number of posts : 662
Location : Milford,Auckland
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Here is a link to Safari d202 and I'm going to change Jonno's Safari to d205 .....
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t3777-safari-d202-for-the-gallery#12568
and this still needs to be sorted !!!!
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t3777-safari-d202-for-the-gallery#12568
and this still needs to be sorted !!!!
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Thanks for that excellent sleuthing Ev.
Jonno- Number of posts : 662
Location : Milford,Auckland
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
ev... http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/51385684?searchTerm=%22crown%20lynn%22&searchLimits=
check out the cups !! 1974 advert in Aussie
check out the cups !! 1974 advert in Aussie
JanPots- Number of posts : 2066
Registration date : 2012-05-10
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Yes I did notice those cups Janice ..... do we have the Safari details?
I haven't had a chance to look yet.
I haven't had a chance to look yet.
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Can't find our discussions re the 3033, but that Safari advert is from Oct 1974 and the 3033 was first made in March 1973 ..... so it's looking very likely to be correct.
Any thoughts Janice?
Any thoughts Janice?
Re: Safari Brown by Kelston Ferrostone
Ok.. from checking my notes - we were looking at the cup 3033, but its listed with Monaco d204, snowdrop and Calypso. I think in my mind (LOL) I was thinking all those ferrostone type had the same shape of cup, umm.. back to that 'darnit' drawing board, no proof that I can find that its a 3033 ..
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