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MacDonald
EST after 1962 through the 1970s
Long the mightiest of all the clans, Clan Donald sprang from Donald, grandson of Somerled King of the Isles and Lord of Argyll and Kintyre.
In the fourteenth century the MacDonalds, who assumed the style of Lord of the Isles, held in the South Isles and part of the North Isles. Good John of Islay is reckoned first Lord of the Isles from 1354. From his first marriage to the heiress to the MacRuaris held in the Outer Isles and Garmoran, including Moidart, Knoydart and Morvern. The inheritance he passed to his elder son Ranald, to be held under the suzerainty of his younger son Donald, the son of his second marriage to Margaret, daughter of King Robert II. Donald he appointed Lord of the Isles and High Chief of Clan Donald
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Black Watch, Cameron, Campbell, MacDonald, Macleod, and Royal Stewart
Macleod
EST after 1962 through the 1970s
Clan MacLeod is a Highland Scottish clan. The Gaelic form is Clann Mhic Leòid. Clann means children, while mhic is the genitive of mac, the Gaelic for son, and Leòid is the genitive of Leòd. The whole phrase therefore means The children of the son of Leod. The Clan MacLeod is made up of two branches, Siol Thormoid (the MacLeods of Harris and Skye) and Siol Thorcuil
The best known MacLeod tartan is “loud” MacLeod, a yellow tartan with three broad black bands and a narrow red line. The tartan was designed in 1841 as “MacLeod.” It is sometimes called dress MacLeod and MacLeod of Lewis, but it was designed long after the family of the Lewes had ceased to be chiefs. Any MacLeod may wear the tartan
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Black Watch, Cameron, Campbell, MacDonald, Macleod, and Royal Stewart
Madonna Lily
1975 - 2001
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of 12: Alberta Rose, Dogwood, Fireweed, Lady's Slipper, Madonna Lily, Mayflower, Mountain Avens, Pitcher Plant, Prairie Crocus, Prairie Lily, Purple Violet, and Trillium
Majestic
EST 1960s to 1970s
Cup Shape: Avon
Series of Six: Blue, Turquoise, Gold, Black, Marone, and ?
To see the whole Series
Margaret
1950s to 1970s Art work by F F Errill
Cup Shape: Lyric, Hampton, Malvern, and Montrose
Series of Six: Anne, Elizabeth, Helen, Margaret, Patricia, and Rosemary
Marguerite
1970s
Cup Shape: Montrose
Marguerite
1970s
Cup Shape: mug
Mugs: Arabesque, Ascot, Blue Harlequin, Blue Polka, Camelot, Cleopatra, Countess, Covent Garden, Dream Girl, Eden, Fair Lady, Fantasia, Fiord, Guinevere, Hathaway, Lady Jane, Marguerite, Nocturne, Pink Polka, Primavera, Random Rose, Serenade, Springwood, Summer Breeze, Summer Garden, Trousseau
Maria
1970s
Cup Shape: Lyric, Montrose
Series of Six, Dawn, Juliet, Maria, Michelle, Petula, and Susan
Marie
1960s
Cup Shape: Malvern
Series of Six, Camille, Claudette, Collette, Jeanette, Marie, and Simone
Marjorie
EST After 1962 to 1980s
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Angela, Belinda, Lavina, Marjorie, Rosemary, and Veronica
Marlborough
EST Between 1927 to 1935
Stamped Pattern # 7191
Cup Shape: Avon, Countess, Doris
Colors: Blue and Green
Marlborough
1983 to 1990
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Badminton, Balmoral, Braemar, Caernarvon, Marlborough, and Windsor
Marquis Series
EST 1960s to 1970s
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of Six: Red, Blue, Pink , Maroon, Peach, and Green
Mary
EST After 1966 through the 1970s
Cup Shape: Shelley, Malvern
Series of Six, Anne, Betty, Emily, Jennie, Mary, and Prudence
Mary's Garden
EST Between 1927 to 1935
Reg No. 823404
Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton and Hampton - Demi Tassi
Plate Shape: Hampton
Masquerade
EST: 1970s - Based on UnNamed Bone Backstamp
Cup Shape: Smooth
The Black Under plate Has the un-Named Bone Backstamp The Cup and Bread Plate have the Pattern Backstamp
Set of Six: America Beauty, Barbara Ann, Evening Rhapsody, Masquerade, Tea Rose, White Dogwood
May
EST 1905 - 1920s
Colors: Cobalt Blue. Pink, Orange
May Fair
EST Between 1927 to 1935
Colors: Pink, Hot Pink, Blue, Turquoise, Red, Black, and Green
Cup Shape: Avon, Doris, Malvern
Mayfair
1960s to 1970s
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of Six, Chelsea, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Lambeth, Mayfair, and Richmond
Mayflower
Introduced: 1970s
Nova Scotia - The delicate pink mayflower, blooming in the forest glades in early spring, signifies Nova Scotia's coming of age. As far back as 1820 the mayflower emerged as a native patriotic symbol, suggesting high achievement in the face of adversity. The humble evergreen from the native countryside blossoms amid the last remaining snows of winter. From the 1830s through the end of the century, the emblematic mayflower was celebrated in songs, poetry, and political oratory. It graced the Lieutenant-Governor's chain of state, the stamps and coins of the province, and the decorative brass of its militia. Citizens displayed it on lapels, and banners, and at least two newspapers were named for the mayflower. In 1901 by an Act of the Legislature, the Trailing Arbutus (Epigaea repens), commonly known as the mayflower, was declared to be the Provincial Flower of Nova Scotia, and to have been so from time immemorial.
Cup Shape: Montrose
Mayflower
Introduced: 1970s
Nova Scotia - The delicate pink mayflower, blooming in the forest glades in early spring, signifies Nova Scotia's coming of age. As far back as 1820 the mayflower emerged as a native patriotic symbol, suggesting high achievement in the face of adversity. The humble evergreen from the native countryside blossoms amid the last remaining snows of winter. From the 1830s through the end of the century, the emblematic mayflower was celebrated in songs, poetry, and political oratory. It graced the Lieutenant-Governor's chain of state, the stamps and coins of the province, and the decorative brass of its militia. Citizens displayed it on lapels, and banners, and at least two newspapers were named for the mayflower. In 1901 by an Act of the Legislature, the Trailing Arbutus (Epigaea repens), commonly known as the mayflower, was declared to be the Provincial Flower of Nova Scotia, and to have been so from time immemorial.
Cup Shape: Montrose
Mayflower
1975 to 2001
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of 12: Alberta Rose, Dogwood, Fireweed, Lady's Slipper, Madonna Lily, Mayflower, Mountain Avens, Pitcher Plant, Prairie Crocus, Prairie Lily, Purple Violet, and Trillium
Maytime
EST Between 1927 to 1935
After 1935 when Crown China Split from Royal Albert and Became it's own company
Cup
Shape: Art Deco, "Circle Handle"
Meadow Field
1970s to 1980s
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Harvest Poppy, Honey Lane, Ivy Glade, Meadow Field, Spring Wood, and Sweet Brier
Meadow Song
EST 1968 to 1972
Dishwasher Proof, Detergent Proof, Freezer and Oven Proof
Cup Shape: Coupe
Series of 8: Bitter Sweet, Cottage Flowers, Meadow Song, Rose Arbour, Rougefield, Summer Fantasy, Summer Solitude, and Wild Briar
Melody
Introduced: 1992
Description: Gift pattern
Melody
EST 1927 to 1935
Cup Shape: Art Deco
Melody Series
Introduced: 1970s to 1980s
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six, Concerto, Duet, Nocturne, Rhapsody, Seranade, and Sonata
To see the whole Series
Memento
1969 to 1974
Cup Shape: Chelsea and Malvern
Series of Six: Fairing, Heirloom, Keepsake, Memento, Souvenir, and Treasure
Love Token - This was a extra one that was not released with this series
Men of Harlech
Introduced: 1950s
Cup Shape: Hampton
Series of Six, Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomon, John Peel, Land of Hope and Glory, Londonderry Air, Men of Harlech, and Road to the Isles
Merrie England Series
1970s
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of Six, Alton, Balmoral, Chatsworth, Glamis, Harewood, and Trentham
To see the whole Series
Michaelmas Daisy
1970 to Current
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of 12, Snowdrops, Violets, Anemones, Sweet Pea, Lily of the Valley, Roses, Forget-Me-Not, Poppy, Michaelmas Daisy, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, Christmas Rose
Michele
1960s to 1970s
Cup Shape: Lyric, Montrose
Series of Six, Dawn, Juliet, Maria, Michelle, Petula, and Susan
Michelin -10- 1985
1985
Cycling Team
Milton
1983 to 1994
Cup Shape: Victoria
Series of Six, Byron, Chaucer, Coleridge, Milton, Tennyson, and Wordsworth
Minijet
Introduced: 1993
Cup Shape: Montrose
Series of Six,Bolero, Minijet, Polka, Samba, Tango , Waltz
Minuet
EST 1970s to 1980s
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of Six, Gavotte, Minuet, Tango, Two Step, Valeta, and Waltz
Minuet
EST: 1940s to 1950s
Description: Blue and Pink Flowers with yellow and green leaves
Cup Shape: Countess and Fluted Countess, Smooth
Moonglow
1984 to 1990
Cup Shape: Smooth
Series of 8: Autumn Sunlight, Breath of Spring, Daybreak, Hazy Dawn, Moonglow, Morning Flower, Parkland, and Summer Glade
Moonglow
EST 1960s to 1970s
Cup Shape: Chelsea, Avon
Series of Six: Dawnsong, Daybreak, Moonglow, Noonday, Starlight, and Sunset
Morning Dew
1990
Cup Shape: Countess
Series of Six, Autumn's Hope, Dawn's Glory, Hazy Shade, Morning Dew, Warm Sunrise, and Woodland Welcome
Morning Flower
1984 to 1990
Cup Shape: Smooth
Series of 8: Autumn Sunlight, Breath of Spring, Daybreak, Hazy Dawn, Moonglow, Morning Flower, Parkland, and Summer Glade
Morning Glory
1950s
Cup Shape: Smooth
Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violet, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Rose, Larkspur, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, Holly
Morning Glory
1950s to 1960s
Cup Shape: Countess
Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violets, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Dog Rose,Water Lily, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, and Holly
Morning Glory
1950s to 1960s
Cup Shape: Hampton
Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violets, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Dog Rose,Water Lily, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, and Holly
Morning Glory
1950s to 1960s
Cup Shape: Lyric, Countess, Hampton
Series of 12: Carnation, Chrysanthemum, Cosmos, Daffodil, Gladiolus, Hawthorn, Larkspur, Morning Glory, Narcissus, Primrose, Sweet Pea, and Wild Rose
Morning Glory
1975 - 2001
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of Six: Alberta Rose, Dogwood, Jasmine, Morning Glory, Rambler Rose, and Trillium
These series are also in a Black Chintz Floral design
Moss Rose
Newer versions 1956 Discontinued 2001
1st Version: Heavy Gold Trim
Cup Shape: Avon, Countess, Hampton, Malvern, Montrose
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The windmill, known as Mostert's Mill on de Waal Drive (M3) at Mowbray Cape Town is the only working windmill in Africa,
south of the Sahara
Mother
Old Country Roses
Mother
Cup Shape: Montrose
Mother's Day
EST Late 1940s to 1950s
Cup Shape: Avon, Doris
See Comparison Page - Mother's Day, Old English Rose and The Old Country for Similar Patterns
Mountain Avens
1975 to 2001
Cup Shape: Gainsborough
Series of 12: Alberta Rose, Dogwood, Fireweed, Lady's Slipper, Madonna Lily, Mayflower, Mountain Avens, Pitcher Plant, Prairie Crocus, Prairie Lily, Purple Violet, and Trillium
"All Patterns" Named Patterns All the Named patterns are listed on the pages below in alphabetical order. |
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