Casey Ware

Is there any relation between Casey Pottery or Casey Ware (Australia) and Crown Lynn? I ask because while browsing through the vases in the antique shop, I came across a couple of pieces, and they all look similar to the Crown Lynn style. They even feel like Crown Lynn and the glazes and colouring are similar (their swan is multi-coloured though). Even the numbering looks like CL!
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CASEY-WARE-GREEN-SWAN-VASE-/380368810368?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item588fbf7180#ht_500wt_1156
Here is a link to a Casey Swan in green. I have a photo of a multi coloured one, but it won't upload at the moment - too slow this time of night. Will add it when I can.

Lets hope that our cozzies can help ......... as personally I've never come across this name ....?

from 1945 to 1965, K. C. Industries, Croydon, Sydney (after the owners Stan Kirkwood and Ronald Cooper) three different backstamps and a black on silver paper label - produced artware (all slipcast and dip glazed), insulators and kiln furniture - under Ron Cooper's son bought HAP and Florenz - Casy Ware numbers start at 70 and their swans in three sizes were 80, 81, 82 from largest to smallest

Thank you!

you are very welcome - I have one or two pieces somewhere - I'll track them down and post photos