Super Vitrified Duck Egg Blue is called Speckle

Looking for any items in this duck egg/ pale blue speckled glaze.  I decided that this is the type of ware that would go best in our busy household and our dishwasher and the glaze just appeals to me.  So if anyone has any of this glaze in any shape escpecially Dinner plates because so far I haven't found any, I'd love to buy any.

Three luncheon coupe shape plates in an op shop in Manukau for $18 ..... rather expensive actually, but hey all for a good cause.....
This glaze is a good choice for hard wear and tear and is dishwasher friendly
Incidentally I got 4 pieces of Crown Lynn from the same shop for $1, but they didn't have any of those magic expensive words on them

Forgive my ignorance Ev what shape is the Luncheon Coupe?

Let me be more clear ..... they were the size of a Luncheon plate which is smaller than a dinner plate and the shape was the shallow coupe shape, not like the sample you added which is the rim shaped plate. Hope that helps .....

Thanks Ev but I'll pass on those for now, they'll probably be gone now anyway.
In the last couple of days I've managed to get 55 or so side plates lol so I need to work on dinner plates, ovals, cups and jugs.

I thought I better clarify my my previous post, I didn't set out to purposely get 55 side plates lol, the trader I got them from had a auction for a small amount so I said I would take the lot, and he happened to have 42, and of course in the meantime I had already won another couple of auctions. Anyway I will have a lifetime supply of side plates in this glaze, maybe in the future they will become highly sought after and I'll become rich! lol

Not the same shape but looks like your glaze:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/plates-platters/auction-627389178.htm

Thanks Jeremy, this is the trader that so kindly helped me with 42 plates.

This is the same as my little jug.
The number within the listing is wrong. Mine says 715-01 as per title, Vitrified (not colour-glaze). Not an item seen much but surely very expensive.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/jugs/auction-628762936.htm

SEE ALSO:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/plates-platters/auction-626753309.htm

Yes I noticed those auctions, the jug is way too expensive for me but I have it on my watchlist nonetheless. The other auction I am the bidder on them so I am hoping to win those. The spouts are different on the jugs which spout does your have? I am still working on something to tempt a trade with you!!!!!!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/jugs/auction-626530524.htm

I confirmed today at the Portage Museum that this duck egg blue vitrified glaze is called Speckle. Can't find a number for this, but hopefully will come across it at some stage.

460 speckle glaze

I have Speckled Glaze 460 and Speckle Mugs 461 and there are so many speckled glazes that we can't be sure which one is the duck egg blue one. I'm sure it will turn up sometime though.

I have written down "1967 refers to a pattern called Speckle Vitrified pale blue with speckle 3615 ashtray" no idea whereabouts I read that info

Checking out some of this Vitrified Speckle pattern, I noticed that the stamps on the bases range from 1968, 1970, 1977 and 1978.
This pattern is very popular today 2021, due to it's hard wearing properties and timeless colour.