Royal Worcester Patterns - Page 4

Pattern Name [1]	Description of Pattern	Image
Tulip (?)	Spray of multicoloured flowers, the largest is a distinctive pink tulip (or maybe it's a poppy). Other flowers are red and blue. [Details]
RW-UNK28 [2]	Bunch of red, yellow, blue, and purple flowers [Details]
(Old) Bournemouth	Small blue, red, and yellow flowers, with a brown "branch" around the middle of the coddler. [Details]
RW-UNK29 [2]	Plain dark yellow. [Details]
RW-UNK31 [2]	Plain pale yellow. [Details]
Valencia	Bunches of white flowers on a green stem with green leaves. [Details]
Gold Lustre	Plain shiny gold. [Details]
Lavinia	Blackberries, including fruit, vine, and flowers. [Details]
Birds	A wren on one side, two finches on the other side [Details]
Evesham	Plum (sometimes described as a peach) and other fruit, such as blackberries, or currants. [Details]
Louise	Bunches of apparently hand-painted multi-coloured flowers, dominated by a red cabbage rose. Large bunches of flowers on the reverse side. [Details]
June Garland	Pale violet and yellow flowers with yellow and pink roses on the reverse. The flowers on both the front and the reverse can be either way up. [Details]
Woodland	Diffuse pink, mauve, and yellow flowers with a single yellow flower on the reverse. [Details]
Bournemouth	Bunches of multi-coloured flowers dominated by a large red cabbage rose in the centre front. Smaller red rose(s) on the reverse. [Details]
Palmyra	A Jacobean pattern. On the double the pattern includes a triangle, the head of which can be pointing up or down. [Details]

Notes

1 - This column is the name that RW assigned to the pattern. In some cases the name is not known for sure at this time, but an educated guess has been made based on known pattern names.

2 When the pattern name is unknown, we have given our own designation in order to identify different unknown patterns.