Royal Worcester Patterns - Page 8

The patterns shown from here forward are not in any logical order in relation to the previous pages. They are also not in any logical order in relation to each other. Some of these patterns, especially the unknowns, may actually be repetitions of earlier patterns that we haven't matched to pictures yet. Others are patterns that we've recently come across and we have no basis upon which to do the relative dating.

Pattern Name [1]	Description of Pattern	Image
RW-UNK36 [2]	This was a special design for a company. It resembles a green shopping bag. [Details]
Made for Felix Martin	This was a special design for a company, bearing the company logo, address, and telephone number. [Details]
Ribbons and Bows	Ribbons and bows. [Details]
Delecta	Plums, cherries, raspberries, strawberries, and flowers. [Details]
Easter Bunnies	Easter motif (bunny, chicks, basket, decorated eggs, chocolate bunnies). [Details]
Wild Harvest	Cherries on one side, hazelnuts on the other. [Details]
Engadine	Upper row of green leaves with small flowers and two white flowers with leaves beneath. [Details]
Valentine	Stem with four purple and yellow flowers, with a pair of smaller blue flowers above and a pair of smaller purple flowers beneath. [Details]
RW-UNK42 [2]	Brown leaves on stems. [Details]
Bridal Wreath	Small purple flowers on a stem with leaves. [Details]
RW-UNK43 [2]	White flowers poking out of brown leaves. [Details]
RW-UNK44 [2]	Bunnies, birds, and butterflies. [Details]
RW-UNK45 [2]	A wreath of shamrocks, or three-leaf clovers, around the body. [Details]
RW-UNK46 [2]	Sprays of flowers on diagonal stems. Colors are yellow, pink, blue, orange, purple, and green. [Details]
RW-UNK48 [2]	Blue butterfly with yellow flowers, sprays of white, yellow, and pinkish-orange flowers. [Details]
RW-UNK50 [2]	A theme celebrating the Millennium. No backstamp. [Details]
RW-UNK51 [2]	Loose bunches of flower sprays in a purple/grey design that looks like a pen drawing. [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.