Hand Decorated in the Philippines

I'm not sure about this saucer. But it certainly looks Crown Lynn. And the back stamp says Forma style but it isn't C. Lynn Forma! The tiny writing at the bottom says Made in the Philippines. Is it too much of a co-incidence? Comments appreciated.

Crown Lynn were in the Philippines for a time ..... they set up a factory there.
Will have to check it out when I get a chance.
Val Monk's book mentions that endeavour.

Fi sent these photos to the site for us to check out ....

This one is the Green Bamboo pattern in Val Monk's book page 109 -





Plus the backstamp, which is different to the one Glenys posted ...

I have also come across the "forma style" plates and wondered the same thing....

This cup is just marked Philippines

It came with saucers (I didn't buy them, you will see why) which were the same colour, and the same shape as the one previously in this post, forgot to take a photo of the top of them.

The base of the saucer is marked as seen, with a different name to the plates above. I didn't buy them, because I decided by the feel and shape that they were not CL and there was no indication on the saucers to confirm that they were associated at all.

It looks to me that they are from the Crown Lynn Phillipines factory. The only real difference is the name of the designer - everything else seems to match one of the above. When I saw Forma it certainly sounded like Crown Lynn. Perhaps others will not agree? ? ?

Mum of One, would you like my saucer to go with you cup? 

More from Jim's..  

These have been popping up with questions as to whether CL or not. I got these from a merchant who had heaps of unused/unsold CL from disposal sales. They didn't know if they were or not but were with the CL. Any resolution to the debate? I'm thinking more that they probably are but has anyone found out any more? Cheers
These are all 200 mm tall

Crown Lynn owned Mayon Ceramics from 1973 to 1982 according to Val Monk.
We don't know a lot about that endeavour but we are slowly building up some pieces on the site.  These pieces mainly have that Philippines mark just like you have posted.
Some of those shapes look very familiar for example the vases and yet the other shapes don't.  Though I'm sure that I've seen those bulging bottles before..... ?

The bulging bottles were on this post http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t3371-vase-from-the-philippines#12668

Some more Philippines patterns.



The next one is from Oriental Ceramics Malaysia.

And a Crown Dynasty for good measure.

More from Jim's....

Another one.

Nice

More from Jim's fab collection..
a gold trimmed mug marked Crown Lynn & Made in Phillipines, were not certain about the number it maybe 1309.. it doesnt match with known CL numbers.







this backstamp is on the white/blue striped saucer..

[quote="haselnuss"]Some more Philippines patterns.



This pattern is called Satin Bloom, thanks to the catalogue that Val posted on Facebook

Another one

Thanks
I've added it to the Mayon Ceramics Gallery.