Need help with the dishes

[rpm]

Just wondering if anyone would know the name of this china pattern?
I have looked on EBay,Aynsley and Replacement China, no luck.
It is not for their beauty, but for nostalgia.
On the back of the plate there is H-Aynsley&Co LTD
est 1869 Staffordshire England.
I have a plate and two platters. Just wondering if anyone had the name or some odd pieces kicking around?
I would be interested in buying them.
I think these dishes may have come from Sears or Eatons.
Sorry for the ENORMOUS picture,but gives a pretty good shot of the pattern
Thanks for any help.Brian

 

[petek]

And it looks very 70's. I'll keep my eye out on the value village rounds. At the moment I can't remember where I've put my old Eaton and Sears catalogs just in case.

 

[rpm]

Oh thanks.
I know the cups and bowls are the solid olive green. The coffee pot is a tall slender one in white with the flowers running down the front.

 

[jeffg]

Brian, I found a guide for dating Aynsley china. There should be a two digit number under the mark. Add 1924 to this number to get the year of production. This should help in locating the pattern name.

 

[pushtorelease]

I'm betting Eatons - just checked my 1973 Eatons spring & summer and although that pattern's not there, a lot of similar ones are, all advertised as "English Ironstone". No mention of the manufacturer but only $39.98 for a 40 piece set...

 

[panthera]

Here it is, Brian

H AYNSLEY & CO LTD HAY21 - Replacements Ltd.
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Copyright Information
Item#: 325890 --- Manufacturer Status: Not Known
Pattern: HAY21 by H AYNSLEY & CO LTD [HAYHAY21]
Description: ORANGE &YELLOW FLOWERS OFF CENTER,COUPE

Now, whether their designation is the same as others use, I do not know. At least it's a starting point.

http://images.replacements.com/images/images5/china/H/h_aynsley_co_hay21_unknown_piece_for_imaging_P0000325890S0001T2.jpg

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[panthera]

drat, pic for hay21 didn't load, retry

hmm!

 

[maytagbear]

Definitely a

70s pattern!

Lawrence/Maytagbear