Is this possibly similar to porcelain?

[Smoky73]

I have not posted a mystery chick in a while but got some others now. These chicks all hatched white and I found that "unusual" when they hatched so I am certain that they came from the black pen again. I am getting a new rooster this year so will sell the older but check out these. What would you call them? The first one is a female for sure, number 2 is a few months younger still and a little different in coloring. Black parents have Turk in their lines, which had black and white crosses in the heritage. And, I was told also carry lavender. What would you call this? I go with calico for lack of a better term but they sure are pretty. They are both bearded, though the second one is sparse still.

Pullet 1

chick 2- is a bit more light and the head is a pale grey/blue

this is daddy, and then the females with dad.

 

[joe17]

I wouldnt say porcelain. Here is my porcelain.

Its more of a cream even though Im sure the color varies

 

[NewToFarming]

I am not sure about the color but wanted to say I LOVE the color!!!

Gorgeous!!!

 

[josh44]

Don't say this to offend you, but those silkies are not or don't look close to porceline lloks white to me.
maybe its the lighting.

smokey73 your silkie looks wheaton color to me. I have never seen that color of a silkie before.

 

[Brody's Broodello]

Looks like the color of a female Whetan Ameraucana that my son has.

 

[Smoky73]

yeah, I could see how you could interpret the color "Wheaten" in those pics. Hmmm, its interesting. I do agree it does have similarities.

 

[V Comb]

In Netherlands, breeders have "Creame" silkies. They look exactly like them!

 

[Smoky73]

so I have been looking up "wheaten" and "Salmon" which are pretty close to the older pullet I have. Interesting indeed......

 

[josh44]

If by turk in their lines, you mean Naked Neck, then thats probably where the color is coming from.

 

[Smoky73]

no, Myron Turk, he was a silkie breeder.