"Kelston Philippines" backstamp "Springflower"

Karen at Deco 2 Retro showed me this curious piece that she picked up in Fresno California. The pattern named "Springflower" is not Springflower d825 but a brown version of Springtime d633, Springwood Gold d115, or Springwood Green d116.

I don't think we've seen the Kelston Philippines backstamp before either. A strange combination.



The plate is a standard coupe dinner plate but both Karen and I think it is heavier than a typical CL plate.

Rather novel isn't it, as it looks so familiar, yet it is from the exotic Philippines.
I have been adding the Philippine patterns to the Crown Lynn Patterns Gallery, so I think we should continue to do this. I found a whole lot of Patterns designs for the Philippines, but along the lines of Ligaya and co at the Crown Lynn Museum on my last visit.

Jay Girang has this pattern and it has a different backstamp.
Many thanks for the photos Jay



The base reads:
Crown Lynn
Philippines