Ascot Backstamp - blue leaves is like Fernlea

Hi Ev,
Did you have name for this one, in those newspaper clippings? This is a dish with a Ascot backstsamp, no namer..

Ooh, I had one of those, but it broke some time ago and was consigned to the mosaics pile - a pity as it's a lovely pattern!

Arrrrrrggggghhhh yes Fernlea, but what color was it????? Green or blue??? I will check after work. It's lovely!!

The adverts are in black and white eeeeeek and are from 1962!
I think we should go with the name.  Does everyone agree?

Pic up for a short time only ....

Looks right to me   

Cat was your one like this in the blue tonings?
My mind played tricks on me as the fern part of the name made me think of green...
I'm putting this into the Gallery as Fernlea.
Perhaps there were other colours and we won't know until we find them.

I want a Fernlea side plate pls, pls, pls...    

Hahaaaaaa Kat
I want one for my stash of treasures too   *feels like gollum*

A pic showing the Malkin machine stamping this lovely pattern onto plates.
So this pattern shouldn't scratch like decals then, as it's under the glaze ...?
I want it more than ever!
Pic for a short time only, but Mr Google picks things up almost instantly these days!

Hahaha-- I will have to cut my dish into 3 and we can all have a piece !!  

pretty sure it was the same blue, will check...



Or not....

So sorry if I've thrown a cat amongst the pigeons  

Hmmmmm lets hope that this is one of those patterns that have different colours ....
like Santos for example ~_~

arrrgggghhhh there is one of these on Pinterest .... lets see if the link shows it.
It's in green and black leaves and they just have the number it's Pat.No.462 !
http://www.pinterest.com/katiebob57/crown-lynn/

It's way down the interesting page!

Saucer with just the black leaves..  Green Kelston Potteries mark

Oh dear!!! So many different ones .......

Just realised that this one is different Kat, as it misses out the lower in between leaves if you know what I mean? Not sure whether to put this into the No Names Gallery or not ...... help!

At last have a description in a black and white catalogue from 1962.

Fernlea d396 has an underglaze fernleaf border stamp in Green and Brown.

It appears to be the one that shows up in Cat's photo of the broken piece!!!

I think I will add the other ones in this thread to the No Names Gallery when I get a chance.

I thought I'd add this photo here... then all are in one place

This listing shows the Blue and Black leaves and has the Pat.No.462, so that is two colours with this pattern number. See Green and Black above, but no pattern name !!

https://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/bowls-dishes/listing-1956976952.htm?archive=1