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[Sooner]

Autumn was introduced in the early 1900's I think and I believe was the pattern in the Eisenhower White House.  But I could be wrong!  

[phoenixbrd]

@bathina   I have Oberon....classic with a touch of chinoisere. Love the design.

[Spurt]

@kjayr 

Any of these.....what other description regarding the design etc....

[dex]

@Spurt I think she has forgotten about her post...you did make some nice finds.

[Spurt]

The original Lenox Autumn tableware pattern was first introduced all the way back in 1918, and the timeless design remains popular today.

[Misplaced Parisian]

OMG, this post is absolutely dreamy.  I am a "bone china" girl and I'm drooling over the photos you kind peeps posted.  Wow.  Sometimes the forums are dangerous, but in the most delicious way.  I might have to stalk some of these patterns.  Goodness, there is a gracious lady who guided me on cloth napkins and now you dames showing me china patterns.  This girl is in HEAVEN!  Thank You.

[Mindy D]

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@Spurt wrote:

@kjayr 

Any of these.....what other description regarding the design etc....

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Spurt, you really brought back some memories for me.My grandmother gave me a whole set of the green dishes you are showing. She had always used them for everyday when I was a little kid growing up in the sixties. 

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@RoughDraft wrote:

Have you checked out Limoge china?

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@RoughDraft I love, love, love this.  You had me at Limoge!  Smiles.  

[chrystaltree]

This such a funny post.  I don't think throwing out names is going to help the lady find the china pattern she's looking for.  There is Replacements.com.  They have a customer service number for dedicated help.

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@chrystaltree wrote:

This such a funny post.  I don't think throwing out names is going to help the lady find the china pattern she's looking for.  There is Replacements.com.  They have a customer service number for dedicated help.

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@chrystaltree  I don't know if this post is "funny", but your post is invaluable to me.  I did not know that Replacements.com had a customer service section who could help me find a pattern just by describing it!  THANK YOU very much.  There is a Limoges pattern I cannot find regardless of how many times I try to Google image it.  Again, thank you very much.