Wheatsheaf Pat.No.694

This is one of my first dinner plates that I bought, its quite pretty and had a pale blue rim. Alas a "no namer" .. I can't see it in the gallery.

Rather pretty too - I will pop it into the burgeoning No Names Gallery !

For every "no-name " you take out... we can find another to put in   

Haha I tried hard to keep them below 100 for several years - but it's impossible now!!

These patterns that have an outer band of colour seem to be rather old, so I will check out the old adverts from the Museum to see if this one is included.



Just the old lustred Kelston Potteries backstamp....

Help!!!  Is it the 694 pattern on the lower left?

Or Wheatsheaf on the left?

Hmmm it is offset like Wheatsheaf, but I can't see the outer band of colour!

took me ages to find it, I had saved as 'Blue barley' ( why do I make up stupid pattern names?) 
I think it is 694 pattern, what is that pattern called? wheatsheaf ? or something else?

I don't have the name for 694 ..... yet!
Let me try this comparison .  ..    .... I've been thinking about it all day at work !!

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I'm too tired to get any result ...... blah booger

Hi Ev
what I noticed was this newspaper advert was repeated through the museum  notes. On some adverts it had the pattern name and others the pattern number, I had them in a folder to sort through and marry them up to get the name & Numbers of each one ( before PC crashed and lost the lot!) 
BTW , we have this in the gallery twice! I can fix up later, Janice

This morning I can see a match with the leaves on the faint right hand Wheatsheaf pic..... but no indication if it has a band or not. I will go through the pics again to try and find a better shot and to catch the details, though I thought I had already done this.

I vote for the 694 with four ears of wheat left hand illustration. Took a while 'cos the printed version from the catalogue has the transfer well over to the left rather than near centre as the sample photo.

There is no name for the 694 that I can find.
It seems to be along the same lines as Wheatsheaf, but bigger and bolder.
Wheatsheaf is by far daintier just like our samples.
But I can't be brave enough to give it that name   
We need to find one that has the pattern name on the back !
I've merged our two topics Janice and removed my pic from the Gallery.

I think you are correct Ev, It does look like wheatsheaf...

I really agree with you Janice and will take care of it on Sunday.

So happy to find 4 of these plates in never been used condition too !!!
The backstamp reads Wheatsheaf Pat.No.694 so we were right all along
I am taking one to use as my new dinner plate as I miss Olympia so much.
I would prefer the luncheon plate size alas these are dinner plates, but I'm prepared to give it a go ....

That's such a nice find.
I found an old plate today but it was so badly worn, it's good to find the older ones in good condition.

I found a bb plate that has the back stamp.
Just for reference only.