Royal Oak

The cutest little bowl with a Royal Oak sticker:

A nice little pot with a cork lid, same decoration, sticker unreadable:

This is Royal Oak, right? There is no sticker:

That mug is Kermiko Hannele
You learn fast and this decal will never trick you again

Ev wrote:That mug is Kermiko Hannele  
You learn fast and this decal will never trick you again

You made me laugh out loud, Ev. So more Kermiko than I thought, then.

This is definitely the Royal Oak decal

Conversation in the Op shop:
- Me "These are nice."
- She "Those are Temuka."
- Me "No, they're not. They are Royal Oak."
- She "They are Temuka, they were my sister's."
- Me "Nope, I recognise the decal."
And then I bought them:

Hahahaaaaa that is hilarious Hannele

Apparently her sister lived in or near Temuka and had mostly Temuka ceramics. So the lady, when clearing out her sister's flat, just assumed the caddies were Temuka as well. She did believe me in the end, though.
And I was grinning myself. Do you know that a year ago I hadn't even heard of Temuka? Or Royal Oak? I never even knew New Zealand has and had so many potteries.
It all started with a Waimea teapot ...

You amaze me Hannele
You have learnt so much in such a short time with such enthusiasm it astounds me !!
Much aroha to you

You have been a very supportive teacher, as well as the other members of this forum. It feels good to have a place where you can ask newbie questions without having to worry you are being laughed at.
Much aroha to you.

Coming back into the shop, the same lady told me: "I have something for you." Me: "More Royal Oak. Not Temuka!" We both laugh.
A nice little bowl, no lid. Could it be a sugar bowl?

I saw the pattern in the gallery and here it is on a set of cups:

When comparing with the cups above, I am pretty certain this is Royal Oak as well:

Yes definitely Royal Oak. I saw a post by one of the decoraters and she said that there were two and they could tell their own work.

Very usable and cute:

A nice set:

A very nice set:

All with the very recognisable floral decal.
The casserole dish still has a sticker declaring it Colonial Ovenware:


Milk token container:

Pin dish or soap dish?

Thanks Hannele. We already have this shape in the Royal Oak Gallery, but I've added your pic with the extra info as well. Cheers Ev

Both the pate dish as the spoon holder have the same decal: