Kimberly d338

I came across this plate. I'd never seen it before and I don't think it is on the gallery.
It is CL Kimberley and decorated with eucalyptus flowers gum nuts and leaves. I would assume it was made for the Australian market.
As usual I can't seem to upload the photo so I'll send it to you when you email me.

Most interesting Glenys!
I checked the Crown Lynn Patterns Database and found -
Kimberley d256 also Kimberly d338
I wish the site had an easy photo uploader, but you can email your photo to newzealandpottery@gmail.com and I will post it for you.
Looking forward to seeing this pattern!!

Here are the photos that Glenys sent -





This pattern looks very much like one in the Gallery that hon-john sent to the site and he said that the backstamp said Kimberly d338 -


Glenys can you check the spelling and let me know if your plate has a pattern number please. Perhaps there is a colour difference hence another name? Thanks Ev

I have a Kimberly plate with the number 338 and the spelling without the extra e. Can send pic if you want, better quality as well. cheers marl

Yes please Marl, as the pattern is impossible to see in the Gallery as it is.

I'd really like to know something about this pattern. Was it made for the Australian market?

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Glenys wrote:I'd really like to know something about this pattern. Was it made for the Australian market?

I'm not sure really, but google shows several auctions from Trademe for this pattern and none from ebay ......?

Thanks so much Marl, I will see which photo looks best as a thumbnail.
What would I do without you,.... my tableware queen.

You are welcome Ev, cheers

Wow, Great photos Marl.

Thanks, my family gave me a new camera for my recent 65th birthday! cheers

I have one of these for auction at the moment. I had a totally different take on the pattern, I thought it was Christmas lilies and the Pohutakawa flower, hope I haven't misrepresented it    hadn't even considered gum nuts, I thought they were Christmas lights or bells - see my listing, the plate seems very popular !
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=517311693 auction 517311693

Hahaaa I noticed your listing and thought it was a great idea for describing the pattern

For anyone who's interested, I saw 4 dessert/cereal plates in this pattern with Kimberley/kimberly (?) on the backstamp (sorry I didn't take note of the number) in the St Vincent de Paul op-shop in Onehunga Mall this morning. Not priced....