Trying to find info on Georgian china pattern

[JuliCann]

Hello;
I have a complete 8 person serving set of china that was my husbands Grandmothers. It has been packed in newspaper in an attic for many years now, due to a lack of display room. We just pulled it out and have purchased a hutch to display it because it is very pretty.

The problem that I am haveing with it is that we can't seem to find any information about this pattern anywhere. We have searched the internet for days with no luck.

The dishes are marked on the back as "Georian China 22kt gold Dogwood"
They are very similar to the tudor rose pattern in style but we just don't seem to be able to find anything with the dogwood.

Can anyone point us in the right direction on where to look for info.
We really appreciate your help.
Thanks  Julie.

 

[Guest_D&B ANTIQUES]

may I suggest' homer laughlin. circa 1950.

[kerrybee]

And here's some pics -

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/HLCDOG.htm

There are 3 pink dogwood Homer Laughlin listed - none are in the Georgian shape - but the pattern may be similar enough for you to approximate a value - these values are high retail replacement - excellent for insurance - for private party resale you might get somewhat less.  

In the Homer Laughlin line Georgian is a shape also.     KB  

Thanks  D&B

[Guest_JKS]

Is this similar to your pattern?

http://www.robbinsnest.com/OtherHLC/dogwood.html :unsure: