Indian tree, harlequinade? pattern and luneville saucer

This time three in one:
First is the indian tree patterned breakfast bowl made by Johnson Brothers, I've got a problem here with dating, there is so many marks with so different details, that I am not certain which one I have ( the closest according to me was mark from 1912, but of course "not the same"), I need a help.

Second are four plates with as I suppose, harlequinade version pattern?, two of them have an ivy ornament around, bottoms are without manufacture marks, just some trails of paint and a number II (it repeats on a second similar):

And third is this lovely sweet saucer from Keller and Guerin Luneville France with floral pattern, marked, late 19th century?:

 

I think the last is a Spode pattern - Marleborough Sprays?

There seems to be more than one pattern, but they are all Spode.

I'm confused...

 

I also was, until I found more about -). It seems that Spode pattern was inspired by Luneville Reverbere Fin

 

The last pattern is called Old Strasbourg by Luneville.

https://www.replacements.com/search...8Kwlf8Fgu8dqi7m/vtakF/Hj2PWEF57Q1J/+7/YZrNdWc

 

Sorry. I didn't notice it was the marks you were questioning.

 

Thank you, I was looking for the name of this pattern!

 

Mary Finegan's book on Johnson Bros. only mentions circa 1913 for this mark.

 

Thank you !

 

"Inspired by??!!" Stolen right out of the oven, is more like it! And what's with the Spode one having Two similar but different patterns, some of which have the same name and some of which...don't.

And I know there is a yellow version (VERY yellow), but of the two white ones, Spode and the Frenchy, which is whiter?

I am X!

 

And you've just given me the homework, I will check and return -))

 

Thank you!

 

I actually had some pieces in the very yellow pattern a while back & was amazed at how much the dinner plates & soup bowls sold for even with some damage.