Spode Copeland England from the 40s/50s?

Hi Spode Community,
I have a question for you. My mom just gave me my grandmother's Spode Copeland China England tea set. The pieces have numbers written in red ink on the bottom. The pieces are from December of 1942 through November of 1954. They are bone china with a gold rim, an embossed finish, and contain a gold pattern with leaves and six berries. I've searched everywhere to find them! Can anyone help me ID this pattern?
Thanks!
Jana
P.S. My photo is the blue one, but I also have a cup and saucer in pink, peach, yellow, mint, light blue, aqua, and dark blue.

 

Welcome, Jana! Your pattern is Y788( ) - that parens is for whatever that last number is on the cup. I could only find Y7889 on Replacements, which is apparently on a different blank shape. The only piece picture they had was for cups that were much flatter than yours and did not have the color below the gold line. But it is the same leaves and berries in gold, so I felt confident it's a variant.

 

Dear Bakersgma, You're amazing! Thank you so much for looking into my china. I posted these pictures with the replacements.com pattern identification folks and they couldn't match the pattern. I so appreciate your help! (Cited from: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/spode-copeland-england-from-the-40s-50s.19425/)