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A Script backstamp
Because factory records of patterns produced between 1890 and 1911 have not survived, early
pattern names, if assigned, are lost to us, other than those that were named with a backstamp.
Patterns whose names are printed with the backstamp, as below, are listed on a separate page.
To view these patterns click here.
Some of the remaining patterns are named on this page.
A unique name for a pattern greatly assists pattern identification and so a Carlton Ware pattern
naming committee was formed in 1995 by members of CWCI, publishing its decisions in the club's
magazine The Carlton Times, which ran to 30 volumes (1993-2001) and The Carlton Comet, Carlton
Ware World's quarterly magazine, which ran to 12 issues, then being replaced by this website.
Many of the obvious names were already used. Naming patterns is much more difficult than it sounds,
which is probably why Carlton Ware did not name all of them!
Please note that each pattern had many variants.
Most Blushware patterns were decorated using various and diverse colour combinations,
sometimes making them look quite different, especially when they are printed in flow blue.
If you want to go directly to a specific pattern click on its name in the list below.
Camellia, Christmas Cactus, Cistus, Cornucopia, Heather, Hibiscus,
Old Anemone, Rose & Curlicue, Rose Garland, Tulips, Wood Anemone.
pattern names, if assigned, are lost to us, other than those that were named with a backstamp.
Patterns whose names are printed with the backstamp, as below, are listed on a separate page.
To view these patterns click here.
Some of the remaining patterns are named on this page.
A unique name for a pattern greatly assists pattern identification and so a Carlton Ware pattern
naming committee was formed in 1995 by members of CWCI, publishing its decisions in the club's
magazine The Carlton Times, which ran to 30 volumes (1993-2001) and The Carlton Comet, Carlton
Ware World's quarterly magazine, which ran to 12 issues, then being replaced by this website.
Many of the obvious names were already used. Naming patterns is much more difficult than it sounds,
which is probably why Carlton Ware did not name all of them!
Please note that each pattern had many variants.
Most Blushware patterns were decorated using various and diverse colour combinations,
sometimes making them look quite different, especially when they are printed in flow blue.
If you want to go directly to a specific pattern click on its name in the list below.
Camellia, Christmas Cactus, Cistus, Cornucopia, Heather, Hibiscus,
Old Anemone, Rose & Curlicue, Rose Garland, Tulips, Wood Anemone.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Old Anemone - the prefix, Old, distinguishes this early pattern from the ANEMONE pattern produced in the 1930s.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
Scroll down for more patterns.
To go directly to a particular pattern click on its name from the list below.
Camellia, Christmas Cactus, Cistus, Cornucopia, Heather, Hibiscus,
Old Anemone, Rose & Curlicue, Rose Garland, Tulips, Wood Anemone.
Camellia, Christmas Cactus, Cistus, Cornucopia, Heather, Hibiscus,
Old Anemone, Rose & Curlicue, Rose Garland, Tulips, Wood Anemone.
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