Retro brown flowers bands - is Orleans d382

I looked all through the gallery, and I can't find this one, unless the dinner plate looks quite different perhaps.
 

This pattern is in the Pattern Book at the Museum.  Looking through my notes and primitive drawings it could be Floraband d155 ..... [Flowers and leaves outer ring - leaves inner ring] but I will have to check that out.  I will add poss Floraband to the gallery photo.

I found a saucer with the same pattern as the smaller circle on the b&b plate, so I am assuming the dinner plate will have 3 circles of pattern on it.

I have a BB Plate in Yellow and a Brown Dinner plate.. If this helps..
Is the yellow listed as Yellow Floraband with a number? or a completely different name  

I would say that the brown version is Orleans d382 ...

Does anyone agree?

It looks that way... this pattern book... is it available for general veiwing or do you have to be special hehehehe... I would love to go through it ... janice

I am confused! The orleans d382 we have in the gallery from Marl474 has different flowers (on stalks - sure I have seen those before) http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t2331-three-more-no-names-for-the-gallery-including-orleans-d382?highlight=orleans so what is that one called then? Is that floraband?

There was something niggling away at me when I posted this ...... I will need time to check them out as I was only going by my notes and crude drawings before.  Now there is no room for doubt but I don't plan to leave these pics from the Pattern book up for long... just until we determine the pattern names.
Also I will check out Floraband when I get to it .....
Yes Janice anyone can check out the Pattern Book at the Auckland Museum Library

Floraband has two rings  of flowers and is on Apollo shaped ware.
So this pattern with three rings of flowers which is on the shallow coupe shaped ware is Orleans d382 !
As the yellow version is on the rim shaped ware it will more than likely have a different name and number and I will put it into the No Names Gallery.

Thanks team, how timely is this, I just listed a set today and was thinking it was called Pagent for some reason (typically only stamped ironstone).

This site is a great reference point!