Charles Field Haviland Pink Floral Set of 4 Fruit Bowls

I wasn't able to find this specific pattern name. The plates and bowls are in a smooth pattern [no trim or embossment]. There are single pink flowers and buds with green leaves. There is gold detailing on other pieces. The Charles Field Haviland mark used from 1862 to present. This mark is for the blank [plain white pieces]. This pattern was decorated by GDA = refers to Gerard, Dufraisseix and Abbott, who were well known in decorating - especially noted on Charles Haviland products. Their mark is from 1900 on. Charles Field Haviland was the son of Robert Haviland – brother to David. Robert and David and other brothers owned a China shop in New York City. David found it was cheaper to produce porcelain in France and then export to the US. Charles was also a manufacturer of Haviland brand from 1852-1859 and had his own company in the US to import his china. Haviland is a name of high quality and must-have china. No chips, cracks or crazing. 5 1/8" - these are more shallow than deep.