Manufacturer: Carr China Company
Pattern: Underglaze Print Pattern 6065
Border Pattern: Virginia 6059
Date of plate: circa 1920s – 1930s

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Notes: This rose pattern turns up frequently partnered with Carr's border patterns, such as this instance with the Virginia border in an uncharacteristic gray color – probably the 40B referred to on the back. The 27 is a reference to Carr's crimson color.

Among the known pairing of this rose are: Princess and Lydia and this Mother's Day plate.

Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips