Nancy

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Turquoise

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Dijon, Lyons, Nancy, Orleans, Reims, and Rouen

Narcissus

Introduced:  

Description:

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of 12, Carnation, Chrysanthemum, Cosmos, Daffodil, Gladiolus, Hawthorn, Larkspur, Morning Glory, Narcissus, Primrose, Sweet Pea, and Wild Rose

Narcissus

Introduced:

Description:

Cup Shape: Countess or Lyric

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of 12, Carnation, Chrysanthemum, Cosmos, Daffodil, Gladiolus, Hawthorn, Larkspur, Morning Glory, Narcissus, Primrose, Sweet Pea, and Wild Rose

Narcissus

Introduced: EST Between 1920s to 1930s

Description: Yellow and Pink Flowers

Cup Shape: art deco or countess

Plate Shape:

Reg. Nº 794028, 9616C

Narcissus

Introduced: EST Between 1920s to 1930s

Description: Blue and Yellow Flowers

Cup Shape: Avon, Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 749633

Narcissus

Introduced: EST Between 1920s to 1930s

Description: Pink and Yellow Flowers

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Nature Glory

Introduced:

Description:

Cup Shape: Mug

Made by Ashdene Of Australia - Click here to see thier Catalog

Needle Point

Introduced: EST Between 1920s to 1930s

Description: Pink Roses on a Black Needle Point Design

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 829286

Needle Point

This Bone Backstamp dates to the 1950s

Description: Pink Roses on a Black Needle Point Design

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 829286

Nell Gwynne Series

Introduced: EST Between 1970s - 1980s

Description: Differnt Floral Bouquets in a chintz design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Chelsea, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Lambeth, Mayfair, and Richmond

Nevis

Introduced EST Between: 1905 - 1907

Description:

Cup Shape:Very Old

Nevis

Introduced EST Between: 1905 - 1907

Description:

Cup Shape:Very Old

New Brunswick Tartan

Introduced: EST after 1962 to before 1980

Description: The provincial tartan was designed by the Loomcrofters of Gagetown, N.B., and officially adopted in 1959. It is registered at the Court of The Lord Lyon, King of Arms in Scotland . Represented in the design are the forest green of lumbering, the meadow green of agriculture, the blue of coastal and inland waters, all interwoven with gold, a symbol of the province's potential wealth. The red blocks represent the loyalty and devotion of the early Loyalist settlers and the Royal New Brunswick Regiment.

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

New Romance

Introduced: 1978 to 1982

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Series of Six, China Garden, Hidden Valley, Spring Dawn, Spring Morning, Songbird, and Summer Breeze

New Zealand

Introduced: 1939 to 1940

Description: A Souvenoir to Commemorate New Zealand Centenial Exhibition

Cup Shape: Older Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Night and Day

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Black and White Fern Design with Platuim Trim

Cup Shape: Avon, Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Nocturne

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: Turquoise Floral Bouquet, Turquoise Background, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Concerto, Duet, Nocturne, Rhapsody, Seranade, and Sonata

Nocturne

Introduced: 1983 to 1987

Description: Chintz Floral Design, with yellow, purple, orange and blue flowers, Gold Trim, Purple Base

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Four, Arabesque, Ballade, Chanson, and Nocturne

Nocturne

Introduced: EST 1970s

Description: Black Background, Multi - Colored Floral design

Cup Shape: Mug

Norfolk

Introduced: 1984

Description: English Country Cottage, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Cornwall, Cumbria, Devonshire, Hampshire, Kent, Norfolk, Oxfordshire, Staffordshire, Suffolk, Warwickshire, Wiltshire , Yorkshire

Noonday

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Light Green Rose Bouquet, Light Green Background, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon or Chelsea

Plate Shape: Avon or Chelsea

Series of Six ,Dawnsong, Daybreak, Moonglow, Noonday, Starlight, and Sunset

Nordic Flowers

Introduced: 1985

Description: Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Nosegay

Introduced: EST after 1935

Description: Floral Bouquet with Gold design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 839142

Nosegay

Introduced: EST after 1935

Description: Floral Bouquet with Gold design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess and Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 839142

Also see Un - Named Matched Set # 127

Also See Un- Named Avon Set # 36

Nova Scotia Tartan

Introduced: EST after 1962 through the 1970s

Description: The Nova Scotia Tartan was the first provincial tartan in Canada. It reflects the profound contribution of the Scots to the founding of Nova Scotia, and the pioneer settlement of the old Royal Province. The very name Nova Scotia resounds with early Scottish colonial ambition; in Jacobean Latin it meant New Scotland. Being one among many large groups of settlers in the 18th and 19th centuries, the Scots brought with them the powerful lore of the Highlands. From this, the folk art revival of the present century brought forth Nova Scotia's recent emblem. Originally designed by Bessie Murray in 1953 for the agricultural exhibition in Truro, the popular tartan was adopted by the Province in 1955 through an Order in Council. It was later submitted for approval of the Court of the Lord Lyon King of Arms and, in 1956, was registered with Her Majesty's Register Office in Edinburgh, Scotland. In 1964, the Tartan Act was passed by the House of Assembly. A district tartan that may be worn by anyone, its blue and white are for the surf-ridden sea, greens for the forests, red for the royal lion on the Arms of Nova Scotia, and gold for the province's historic Royal Charter

Cup Shape: Montrose