speaking of forma? Marl says it's Tosca. Also Tosca pat.no.927

I have a serving bowl and plate of this design, but cannot for the life of me read the backstamp, other than to see that it has a crown, then underneath Crown Lynn forma. It's the bit under that I cannot read.

I bought 4 dinner plates for $1 each yesterday so I'm looking too!

Hi there, I believe this is called "Tosca" but I don't know the number, I have had it in the past with the name on but not at the moment.
Cheers, marl

Bless you Marl, as this pattern only rings vague bells for me.
The Database has two listings for Tosca - d702 and d927
so we will have to wait for confirmation as to which one it is.
I will put it into the Gallery without it's d number though .... thank you Thelma

Thanks everyone. Hopefully one day I will find a piece that the name can be seen on!

This pattern has been listed on Trademe ..... I hope there is a legible backstamp!

I think this is the Tosca you maybe looking for..1 for Janpots!
I thought the dots & dashes pattern in the no name gallery may be its mate but no.

Woo Hooo !!! Thanks Kat
This is one of the Tosca's on the database, just have to find the other now which is probably the first pic.......

... I feel quite faint! Its fabulous ... And its the triangle handle to boot  ... I am going for a lie down to recover

I would happily swap for a Blue Rush side plate.. 

Yes, it is Crown Lynn Forma.

I just inherited a set and am looking for soup and dessert bowls. Gee just saw the picture of the 927, that is not mine. Have to keep searching for the right pattern name now.

To Thelma, any interest in selling your black/brown Tosca serving bowl and plate?

Livike wrote:Yes, it is Crown Lynn Forma.

I just inherited a set and am looking for soup and dessert bowls.  Gee just saw the picture of the 927, that is not mine.  Have to keep searching for the right pattern name now.

Tosca is correct name for both patterns

Just noticed in the Database Tosca d702 hasn't been ticked off the list.
I am going with the dark brown with flower outlines to be this pattern that David Jenkin designed, as we had the name, but not the number
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