Royal Worcester Pattern Help

Would anyone know this pattern? Looked at replacements and didn't see it.

 

The number is the clue. Some only have that, not names.

 

Thanks Owned

 

Wish I knew. Love that set! I am very partial to what was known when I was a child as "grandmotherly" china. Still am.

(Although, I guess by now we are getting into the Greats!)

 

• From 1883 all new tableware patterns were prefixed with a ‘W’ which started with ‘W1’ and contimued until at least ‘W9978’ which was probably produced around mid-1913.

Found that via Google, so at least you can date it accurately to c. 1910. The Royal Worcester museum might be able to whether this pattern had a name as well as the number, but likely it didn't.

 

PS, love the lilac colour.

 

Dating it is easier than that. Six dots on the left, six on the right of the crown, she said squinting. That makes it 1903.