Help please!

Hi
I have 3 plates and a bowl in my cabinet. My husbands family is from Ipswich and my mother in laws maiden name in Grimwade so I'm guessing that's how it came to be in my house! I have searched the internet all over and can't seem to find this design anywhere, can anyone please help me to identify it.
Many thanks

 

Wait for others who may know. Very pretty.

 

I did find this that has similar background and is named Java. Can you make out the number on yours?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Attractive...202024?hash=item592f5532a8:g:m-4AAOSweWldKLv7


Though this seems to be the same bird.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Royal-Wint...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

yes, it does have the same back ground and the bird too. The number is clear on the large bowl 8088 but not the plates. Thank you

 

Hopefully someone familiar with Royal Winton will be by.

Here is a set in blue that they say has the retailer mark. Wm. H. Plummer & Co LTD East 35th Street New York Hand Painted Grimwades LTD England

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/set-12-grimwades-crazy-birds-plates-1721530016

 

Oh wow, yes, it's the same, only the plates are a different shape. Thank you. This has made me look into the family tree and it turns out Leonard Grimwade is my husbands Grandads, grandads brother! What a mouthful!

 

Lisa, your plate is GORGEOUS!

 

@Bakersgma
Does that make Leonard an uncle 5 times removed?

Forgot to say I like your red plate the best.
Welcome to the board.

 

That mark on the back dates to 1929 and later
Mikey

 

@kentworld provided this link to another member in February that was having difficulty locating a particular pattern. Perhaps it might be of some help?

http://www.thepotteries.org/email.htm

 

I don't know for sure about the "removed" part but your husband's grandfather's grandfather is his 2nd great grandfather, so the 2X great grandfather's brother should be your husband's 3rd great uncle (I think.) I'll have to check, but since this is my first post from my brand new computer (not my idea of the best way spend a weekend) I will have to confirm that.

 

Well, I think the information here is pretty spot on. I dunno if there is a pattern name. Maybe replacements.com has it on their site. I’ve seen versions of that bird called Chelsea bird and Ho Ho bird. It is a design that would be popular in the 1920s/30s — sort of fantastical with a vaguely Asian vibe and highly coloured. Pattern name or no, it is an interesting and pretty plate!

 

I just checked the familial relationship against my own tree. My grandfather's, grandfather's brother is my 3rd great uncle.

 

@Bakersgma So 4 times removed?
Me, dad, granddad, great granddad, great great granddad, brother(uncle)

Sorry, my aunt used to do genealogy and that is how she referred to people. How many rungs up the ladder from yourself.

 

No times "removed" at all, in this case. If you were calculating a relationship between you and some descendant of that uncle (and not just to him) then removed might come up after a few generations.

 

There are plenty of cousins charts online to help with this. In the south, where I live now, most people don't seem to have any concept of "removed", so people they have referred to all their lives as second cousins turn out to be first cousins, once removed. I gave up printing charts to educate everybody!