Aynsley England pattern Identification

I have several dessert plates and saucers. This is a salmon, cream, white and gold pattern. The mark on bottom is Aynsley England, maybe 1934 - 1950, not sure, but there is also another mark. I think either an M or W in gold close to the rim, on the bottom, of course and the number is either 11919 or it could be 1919. The number is on the saucers, not the plates, but the M or W is on both the plates and saucers. I cannot find this pattern anywhere on any website...
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

 

I think 1890s to early 1900s. The blush colouring would fit as the daisy centres. Check out the chart on this older thread: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/aynsley-buckingham-china-authentic-marking.81398/

 

Thank you for your input. What do you make of the letter that is also on the plates? It is either an M or a W, not sure how you would read it, but it is done in gold like the trim on the plates. I have not been able to find any information regarding Aynsley china having such initials.

 

Most likely the initial of one of the employees -- a gilder, perhaps.