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My guess is something recessive in the line. The parent stock all appears to be hatchery so it's not unusual to see unwanted recessives pop up.

It's not sex linked, so yes, same results. Mind with the leakage I bet you get the same results as a black x buff cross which almost always results in a very weird bird with more leakage than normal, and tends to end mostly buff on the top 1/3-1/2 and black (blue in this case) on the bottom 1/2-2/3.

It's similar to how you describe roses, yes. S/s+ comes out as mostly silver with some golden leakage. A good example to look at are Silver and Golden Duckwings and Black Breasted Reds. Silver Duckwings are S/S. Golden Duckwings are S/s+. BBR are basically Red Duckwings (with red enhancers like...

It's 100% dependent on what the white hen is hiding and what kind of white she has (breed and individual dependent factors). If she's dominant white, 100% of the offspring will be white, probably with small amounts of color leakage. If she's recessive white, the offspring will be the result of...