Identifying a pattern
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Ranch Queen Vintage
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I would refer to it as a floral vine pattern. I'm not aware of a more formal name.
Karen's Fashion Backward Shop
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I've seen some prints like this referred to as "ditsy." Or "scrolling floral."
Rue_de_la_Paix
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I also have used or seen "floral sprigs".
Thank you.
Never heard of that term, thank you.
That's how I view them as, thank you.
Thank you.
I'm still delving and discovering things stored I didn't know I had.
The image is not cloth but a section of a large ceramic, wall hung meat charger I am trying to identify.
But the design is so-so similar to a dress I found last year, I think 1910-1920, it's very heavy on the eyes to look at.
From memory it's in poor condition, not worth saving but I'm curious about the design which might help me identify the Charger.
The image is not cloth but a section of a large ceramic, wall hung meat charger I am trying to identify.
But the design is so-so similar to a dress I found last year, I think 1910-1920, it's very heavy on the eyes to look at.
From memory it's in poor condition, not worth saving but I'm curious about the design which might help me identify the Charger.
Rue_de_la_Paix
VFG Member
Hi, that's interesting, as I first thought of the pattern as something seen on antique English flow blue china and pottery. And it is! I thought it reminded me of the "sprig" designs which is actually a term for a pottery/china pattern style.
Yes you were, I'm guessing the dress, the pattern is so similar is English which surprises me as I have never seen a dress with such a pattern, must find a photo.
Below is the Charger in its glory, you will understand why I wrote the dress pattern is heavy on the eyes.
