Pacific Dogwood

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: British Columbia -The Pacific dogwood (Cornus nuttallii) was adopted in 1956 as British Columbia's floral emblem. The Pacific Dogwood is a tree that grows six to eight metres high and flowers in April and May. In the autumn it is conspicuous for its cluster of bright red berries and brilliant foliage

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Set of Six: May Flower, Pacific Dogwood, Prairie Crocus, Purple Violet, White Trillium, Wild Rose

Pacific Rose

Introduced: 1989 - 1996

Description: Yellow and Rust Roses, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon, Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

See Comparison Page - Moonlight Rose, Old Country Roses and Pacific Rose for Similar Patterns

Painter's Rose

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Different Pastel Colored Backgrounds, Large Pink Rose, Gold Base, Handle, and Trim

Cup Shape: Avon, Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of  6 : Pink , Blue, Yellow, Green, Cream. Purple

Paisley Shawl

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: 

Cup Shape: Countess, Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 828436

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Black trim with Blue, Orange and Yellow Pansy's

Cup Shape: Older

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 784772

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Black trim with Pink and Yellow Pansy's

Cup Shape: Older

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 784772

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Red, Blue and Yellow Flowers, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Pink Flowers and Gold Handle, Brushed Gold trim

Cup Shape: Doris

Plate Shape: Hampton

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Pink and Blue Flowers, with Gold Handle

Cup Shape: Older Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Purple Flowers, brushed Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 769616

Pansy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Pink Flowers and Gold Handle

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Paradice

Introduced: 2003 - 2005

Description: Black, Platinum Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Paradice

Introduced: 2003 - 2005

Description: Blue, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

This color was not sold in the US, only the Pink and the Black

Paradice

Introduced: 2003 - 2005

Description: Red, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Parchment

Introduced: 2006 - 2009

Cup Shape: Malvern, Mug

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Four Apple, Lavender, Parchment, Rose

Paris

Introduced EST Between: 1905 - 1907

Description:  Yellow and Pink Flowers, Brushed Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Very Old

Parkland

Introduced: 1984 to 1990

Description: Pink flowers, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Other Information: Series of 7:  Autumn Sunlight, Breath of Spring, Daybreak, Hazy Dawn, Morning Flower, Parkland, and Summer Glade

Partridge Pea

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description:  2 - toned yellow flower, green fern leaf, light gray trees, mountains in background,gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Set of Six: Columbine, Fringed Gentian, Partridge Pea, Wild Rose, Wild Geranium

Partridge Pea

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description: White or Yellow

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Set of Six: Columbine, Fringed Gentian, Partridge Pea, Wild Rose, Wild Geranium

Partridge Pea

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description:  2 - toned yellow flower, green fern leaf, light gray trees, mountains in background,gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Set of Six: Columbine, Fringed Gentian, Partridge Pea, Wild Rose, Wild Geranium

Partridge Pea

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: yellow back ground

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Set of Six: Columbine, Fringed Gentian, Partridge Pea, Wild Rose, Wild Geranium

Partridge Pea

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description:  2 - toned yellow flower, green fern leaf, light gray trees, mountains in background,gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Set of Six: Columbine, Fringed Gentian, Partridge Pea, Wild Rose, Wild Geranium

Pastella

Introduced: EST 1935 to 1940s

Description: Yellow with Blue, Pink with Green, Green with Pink, Blue with Yellow, Peach with Green, Green with Peach

Cup Shape: Avon, Countess, Doris, Malvern and Smooth

Plate Shape: Hampton

Patio

Introduced: 1986 - 1990

Description: Small Blue Flowers

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Series of 13 ?:  Aurora, Dorian, Enigima, Fantasia, Graphica, Halcyon, Patio, Platino, Profile, Remembrance, Star Flower, Tiara, and Vista

Patricia

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Large Red Rose, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Anne, Elizabeth, Helen, Margaret, Patricia, and Rosemary

Patricia

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Large Red Rose, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Anne, Elizabeth, Helen, Margaret, Patricia, and Rosemary

Patricia

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Large Red Rose, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Lyric

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Anne, Elizabeth, Helen, Margaret, Patricia, and Rosemary

Patricia

Introduced: EST After 1962 to 1980s

Description: Blue, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose, Coffee Cans

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six: Isabel, Jennifer, Patricia, Paula, Suzanne, and Valerie

Paula

Introduced: EST After 1962 to 1980s

Description: Green, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose, Coffee Cans

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six: Isabel, Jennifer, Patricia, Paula, Suzanne, and Valerie

Peach

Introduced: 2006 to 2008

Description: Royal Albert has always been "passionate about florals" and this quintessentially English bone china is no exception. Inspired by Royal Albert textile designs from the archives, the result is classically styled floral fabrics in four stunning ceramic patterns. Combining pastel and bold motifs, each of the Vintage Teas - Blush, Peach, Lilac and Grape - includes a teacup and saucer, tea plate, and mug, creating an elegant way to take a break.

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Four Blush, Peach, Lilac and Grape

Peach Charm

Introduced: 1988

Description: Peach, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Blue Charm, Coral Charm, Golden Charm, Lilac Charm, Peach Charm, and Pink Charm

Peach Damask

Introduced: 2002 - 2007

Description: 

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Dusky Pink Lace, Ruby Lace, Soft Pink Lace, Blue Damask, Peach Damask, Peppermint Damask

Peach Rose

Introduced: 1982 to 1992

Description: Floral Sprays with Peach Colored Roses, gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Peaches

Introduced: 1996

Description: Peaches, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Damson, Grapefruit, Grapes, Gooseberry, Lemons, Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Plums

Pearl

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Avon, Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Amethyst, Jade, Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire, and Tourmaline

Pears

Introduced: 1996

Description: Pears, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Damson, Grapefruit, Grapes, Gooseberry, Lemons, Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Plums

Peerage Series

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Pronunciation: (per'ij), [key]—n.
1. the body of peers of a country or state.
2. the rank or dignity of a peer

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six Blue, Pink, Purple, Yellow, Green and Turquoise

Penryn

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Handpainted Design, with Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Peppermint Damask

Introduced: 2002 to 2007

Description: 

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Dusky Pink Lace, Ruby Lace, Soft Pink Lace, Blue Damask, Peach Damask, Peppermint Damask

Peppermint Tea

Introduced: 2004 to 2007

Description: Soothing. Beneficial. Relaxing. Calming. Above all, natural. Yet stimulating in all the right ways. That's the thinking behind this fine range of mugs and coasters from Royal Albert. Because Remedy Mugs take as their inspiration some of our favourite herbs and flavours - including bergamot, chamomile, peppermint, and rosehip. And allow you to brew up accordingly.

Cup Shape: Mug

Series of Four, Bergamot, Chamomile, Peppermint, and Rosehip

Periwinkle

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Grey with Pink Flowers in the center

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Periwinkle

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Blue Foral edge, gold trim

Cup Shape: Fluted Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Persian

Introduced: ESt 1927 to 1935

Description: Red and Gold Design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Doris

Plate Shape:

Persian

Introduced: ESt 1927 to 1935

Description: Blue and Gold Design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Doris

Plate Shape:

Other Information: 

Persian

Introduced: ESt 1927 to 1935

Description: Blue and Gold Design, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Square

Persian

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Green, Yellow

Cup Shape: "Circle Handle"

Plate Shape: Hampton, square

Persian

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description:  Yellow

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton, square

Petit Point

Introduced: 1932 to December 2001

Description: 

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 776676

Petula

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Lyric, Montrose

Plate Shape: Hampton, Montrose

Series of Six, Dawn, Juliet, Maria, Michelle, Petula, and Susan

Petunia Page

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: 

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

See all the different Patunia Patterns

Picardy Rose

Introduced: 1940s

Description: Yellow Roses, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Picardy Rose

Introduced: 1940s

Description: Red Roses, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Picardy Rose

Introduced: 1940s

Description: Red Roses, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Hampton, Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Picardy Rose

Introduced: 1940s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Picardy Series

Introduced: 1960s to 1970s

Description: Pastel Colored

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Four, Lavender, Pink, Blue, and Green

Pierrette

Introduced: 1927 to 1935

Description: Light Green or Light Blue with Black Dots

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton
Also see Un - Named Matched Set # 291
Also see Un- Named Malvern Set # 8

Pierrette Series

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Pronunciation: (pe"u-ret'; French - pye-ret') the female counterpart of a Pierrot(character in certain French pantomime) usually accompanying him, as in an entertainment or masquerade

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six , Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Turquoise, and White

Pink Brocade

Introduced: 1982

Description: Pink Floral Chintz Design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Gainsborough, Mug

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Blue Gown, Green Velvet, Orange Taffeta, Pink Brocade, Purple Lace, and Yellow Ribbon

Pink Brocade

Introduced: EST After 1966 through the 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Countess

Plate Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Hampton

Set of Six: Blue Taffeta, Green Damask, Grey Chiffon, Shot Silk, Yellow Satin

Pink Brocade

Introduced: EST After 1966 through the 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Countess

Plate Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Hampton

Set of Six: Blue Taffeta, Green Damask, Grey Chiffon, Shot Silk, Yellow Satin

Pink Brocade

Introduced: EST After 1966 through the 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Countess

Plate Shape: Montrose, Shelley, or Hampton

Set of Six: Blue Taffeta, Green Damask, Grey Chiffon, Shot Silk, Yellow Satin

Pink Campion

Introduced: 1987

Description: November

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Snowdrop, Wood Anemone, Violet, Primrose, Lady's Smock, Briar Rose, Harebell, Poppy, Forget-Me-Not, Pink Champion, Christmas Rose

Pink Champagne

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Pink Charm

Introduced: 1988

Description: 

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six,Blue Charm, Coral Charm, Golden Charm, Lilac Charm, Peach Charm, and Pink Charm

Pink Polka

Introduced: EST Between: 1970s - 1980s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Mug

 Similar to Blue Polka

Pink Surprise

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: Pink Background, White and Red Flowers, Chintz Design

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Autumn Sunshine, Blue Bouquet, Gay Day, Pink Surprise, Spring Song, and Summer Skies

Pisces

Introduced: 1987 to 1991

Description: February 20- March 20

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of 12, Aquarius, Aries, Cancer, Capricorn, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Pisces, Sagittarius, Scorpio, Taurus, and Virgo

Pitcher Plant

Introduced: 1975 to 2001

Description: Newfoundland and Labrador - Although it was not declared the provincial flower of Newfoundland and Labrador until 1954, this strange plant appeared on the Newfoundland penny during the late 1880s. The pitcher plant is found primarily in bogs and marshland throughout the province. It has a large wine-red flower with a red and gold centre, and hollow pitcher-shaped leaves are attached to the base of the stem. An insectivorous plant, it feeds off the insects that become trapped inside when the leaves fill with water.

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

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

Pixie Pink

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Yellow, Pink Flowers, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Smooth
Also see Un - Named Matched Set # 317

Pixie Pink

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Pink Flowers, Platuim Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth, Countess

Plate Shape: Smooth

Also see Un - Named Matched Set # 317

Platino

Introduced: 1986 - 1990

Description: All White, Platuim Rim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Plums

Introduced: 1996

Description: Plums

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Damson, Grapefruit, Grapes, Gooseberry, Lemons, Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Plums

Poinsettia

Introduced: 1976 - 1997

Description: Christmas Poiinsettia and Pine Cones

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Polka

Introduced: 1993

Description: Red, Yellow and Blue Flowers, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Bolero, Minijet, Polka, Samba, Tango , Waltz

Polka Dots

Introduced: EST 1950s to 1960s

Description: White polka Dots on different colored backgrounds

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Other Colors: Black, Blue, Hot Pink, Purple, Yellow, Turquoise, Red, Burgundy, Navy, Periwinkle, Light Green, Mauve

Polka Rose - 1930

Introduced: 2007

Description: In 1935, Edward VIII abdicated, bringing George VI to the throne together with his young bride, Queen Elizabeth, who became one of the best known and loved royals. Ground colours with polka dots were extremely popular in the 1930's and Polka Rose features this Art Deco style on a fresh Apple Green background with the addition of a single rose in the centre of the saucer.

Cup Shape:Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Pompadour Series

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Solid Colored Banded Bases, Gold Leaf band, gold Trim

Cup Shape: Chelsea, Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Black, Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, and Turquoise

Pope John Paul Collection

Introduced: Between 1982 to 1987

Description:  Portait of PopJohn Paul II

Poppy - 1970

Introduced: 2007

Description: The 1970's were an era of space and high speed travel. The end of the decade saw Britain elect its first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. The 1970's were an era of flower power and poppies were never more popular. Poppy is decorated in coral orange and yellow colours, bright colours reflecting the period.

Cup Shape:Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Poppy

Introduced EST Between: 1905 - 1907

Description: 

Cup Shape:Very Old

Poppy

Introduced: 1987

Description: August

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of 12, Snowdrop, Wood Anemone, Violet, Primrose, Lady's Smock, Briar Rose, Harebell, Poppy, Forget-Me-Not, Pink Champion, Christmas Rose

Poppy

Introduced:

Description: Ribbons and Bows

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violets, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Dog Rose, Water Lily, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, and Holly

Poppy

Introduced:

Description: 

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violets, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Dog Rose,Water Lily, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, and Holly

Poppy

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: August

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Series of 12, Snowdrop, Violet, Daffodil, Daisy, Hawthorn, Rose, Larkspur, Poppy, Morning Glory, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, Holly

Poppy

Introduced: 1970  - Current

Description: August

Cup Shape: Avon, Montrose

Plate 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

Poppy - August

Introduced: 2000

Description: 100th Birthday of Her majasty
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother 4th August 2000

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Poppy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Blue Flowers, Orange Poppies, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Poppy

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Orange Poppies, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Poppy Corn

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Orange Poppies, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Poppyland

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Blue and Yellow Poppies, Gold trim

Cup Shape:Older Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Poppyland

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Orange, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Older Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 769616

Poppyland

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description: Pink, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton

Portrait Series

Introduced: EST 1970s

Description: Different Floral Designs, Heavy Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six

Prairie Crocus

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: Manitoba -The floral emblem of Manitoba was officially adopted when an act respecting its adoption was given Royal Assent on March 16, 1906. Accordingly, "The flower known botanically as the anemone patens, and popularly called the crocus, shall be adopted as and deemed to be the floral emblem of the province." This early spring flower, known as the "Prairie Crocus" was chosen by the school children as the floral emblem of the province

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Set of Six: May Flower, Pacific Dogwood, Prairie Crocus, Purple Violet, White Trillium, Wild Rose
Also see Un- Named Montrose Set # 18

Prairie Crocus

Introduced: 1975 to 2001

Description: Manitoba - The floral emblem of Manitoba was officially adopted when an act respecting its adoption was given Royal Assent on March 16, 1906. Accordingly, "The flower known botanically as the anemone patens, and popularly called the crocus, shall be adopted as and deemed to be the floral emblem of the province." This early spring flower, known as the "Prairie Crocus" was chosen by the school children as the floral emblem of the province

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

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

Prairie Rose

Introduced: 1980 to 1991

Description: Pink Prairie Roses, Gold trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Prairie Lily

Introduced: 1975 to 2001

Description: Saskatchewan - The wood lily (Lilium philadelphicum), also known as a Philadelphia lily or prairie lily, is a species of lily native to North America. A variant of the species, the western red lily (L. philadelphicum andinum) was designated Saskatchewan, Canada's floral emblem in 1941.It is featured on the flag of Saskatchewan. This lily grows in moist meadows and semi-wooded areas. With its flaming red blossoms, it stands out brilliantly against a natural green background. The western red lily is a protected species.

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

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

Prelude

Introduced: EST 1950s

Description: Large Pink Rose, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Also see Un - Named Matched Set # 29

Primavera

Introduced: EST 1970s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Mug

Primrose Hill

Introduced: 1980

Description: Yellow Primroses

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Bluebell Wood, Dingle Dell, Dovedale, Harvest Song, and Primrose Hill

Primrose

Introduced: 1987

Description: April

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Other Information: Series of 12, Snowdrop, Wood Anemone, Violet, Primrose, Lady's Smock, Briar Rose, Harebell, Poppy, Forget-Me-Not, Pink Champion, Christmas Rose

Primrose

Introduced:

Description: 

Cup Shape: Countess, Hampton, Lyric

Plate Shape: Hampton

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

Primrose

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: Bouquett of Yellow Primroses, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Forget-Me-Not, Lily of the Valley, Primrose, , Rose, Sweet Pea, and Violets

Primrose Patterns

Description: Different Color Leaves and Flowers

Cup Shape: Art Deco, Countess, and Hampton

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

See all the different Primrose Patterns

Primula

Introduced: EST 1970s to 1980s

Description: Primula Floral Bouquet, Yellow Trim

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Series of Six, Clematis, Marguerite, Orange Blossom, Primula, Rosa, and Viola

Primulette

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description: Yellow and Purple Bouquet of Primula Flowers, Green Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 843317
Un - Named Matched Set # 18

Primulette

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description:Yellow and Purple Bouquet of Primula Flowers, Green Trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton, Square

Reg. Nº 843317
Un - Named Matched Set # 18

Primulette

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description: Yellow and Purple Bouquet of Primula Flowers, Green Trim

Cup Shape: Doris

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 843317
Un - Named Matched Set # 18

Primulette

Introduced: EST 1940s

Description: Blue Background, Yellow and Purple Bouquet of Primula Flowers, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 843317
Un - Named Matched Set # 18

Prince Edward Island

Introduced: EST after 1962 through the 1970s

Description: Tartan  - Prince Edward Island - People of Scottish descent make up the largest ethnic group on Prince Edward Island. To recognize their contribution in settling PEI, a design by Mrs. Jean Reed was adopted as our provincial tartan in 1960. The reddish-brown signifies the redness of the soil, the green represents the grass and the trees, the white for the caps on the waves, and the yellow is for the sun.

Cup Shape: Montrose

Plate Shape: Montrose

Other Tartan Patterns: Black Watch, Cameron, Campbell, Cape Breton Island, MacDonald, Macleod, New Brunswick Tartan, Nova ScotiaTartan, Prince Edward Island Tartan, Royal Stewart

Princess Anne

Introduced: EST 1940s to 1950s

Description: 

Cup Shape: Countess , Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton Shape

Princess Marina

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Green flowers, gold trim

Cup Shape: Art Deco

Plate Shape: Art Deco

Princess Marina

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Yellow flowers, gold trim

Cup Shape: Art Deco

Plate Shape: Art Deco

Princess Series

Introduced: EST 1960s to 1970s

Description: Different Colors, Gold Scroll design with Pink Purple and Blue Flowers, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton Shape

Series of ?: Green, Purple, Pink

Profile

Introduced: 1986 to 1990

Description:  All White, Embossed design, No Trim

Cup Shape: Smooth

Plate Shape: Smooth

Series of 13 ?:  Aurora, Dorian, Enigima, Fantasia, Graphica, Halcyon, Patio, Platino, Profile, Remembrance, Star Flower, Tiara, and Vista

Provincial Flowers

Introduced: 1975 to 2001

Description: Black background with a Chintz Floral design, One for each Provincial Flower each of Canada's Provinces. Gold trim.

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

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

Prudence

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Blue, Multi Floral Bouquet with lace design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 821113

Prudence

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Green, Multi Floral Bouquet with lace design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon, Malvern

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 821113

Prudence

Introduced: Crown China stamp - EST 1927 to 1935
Bone China Stamp  - 1940s

Description: Green, Multi Floral Bouquet with lace design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Countess,

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 821113

Prudence

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Pink, Multi Floral Bouquet with lace design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Avon

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 821113

Prudence

Introduced: EST 1927 to 1935

Description: Pink, Multi Floral Bouquet with lace design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Countess

Plate Shape: Hampton

Reg. Nº 821113

Prudence

Introduced: EST After 1966 through the 1970s

Description: Yellow Flowers, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Malvern, Shelley

Plate Shape: Shelley, Hampton

Series of 6, Anne, Betty, Emily, Jennie, Mary, and Prudence

Purple Chateau

Introduced: 1993

Description: Purple

Cup Shape: Gainsborough

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Crimson Lake, Desert Tan, Forest Green, Purple Chateau, Sea Jade and Blue Lagoon

Purple Lace

Introduced: 1982

Description: Purple Floral Chintz Design, Gold Trim

Cup Shape: Gainsborough, Mug

Plate Shape: Hampton

Series of Six, Blue Gown, Green Velvet, Orange Taffeta, Pink Brocade, Purple Lace, and Yellow Ribbon

Purple Violet

Introduced: 1975 to 2001

Description: New Brunswick -The purple violet (Viola cucullata) is a perennial which flowers from May through July. It is stemless, with leaves and flower stocks growing directly from rootstocks.  The flowers of the purple violet have been used in jams and syrups, and are supposed to have properties to soothe the digestive tract and suppress a cough. The flower was adopted as the New Brunswick  floral emblem in 1936, at the request of the provincial Women's Institute.