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She looks very Brahma, but obviously not full. So, knowing exactly what she has in her is not going to be easy, especially if she's a multigenerational mixed breed.

Single comb is recessive.

Thanks. I'm retiring him, Dino this year. Replacing with his sons.

Results of crossing black Silkie X Mille Fleur D'uccle. This cross is for a Black Silkie rooster not pure for black.Same cross, but this time rooster is pure for black.

What white birds do you have, that could be possible mothers? Genetics is one thing, I love. Also love learning it, & teaching others. Black over gold produces either solid blacks, or blacks with leakage like you described.

She don't look part Mille Fleur D'uccle. Color suggests a Black parent, & a White parent. Her color is paint, like this girl of mine.

I forgot to list my Cuckoo, & black EEs hens/pullets.

You're welcome. I've got 2 blue partridge EE hens, 1 Fibro EE hen, 1 Multicolored EE rooster, 1 Columbian EE Cockerel(Culling him), & 1 Black Ameraucana Hen.

Pretty Easter Eggers.

Yeah.

Pretty much the same result as Buff X Black, FYI.

Black Orpington X Buff Orpington.

Light Brahma/Dark Brahma.

Both are Sapphire Olive Eggers.

There's Sapphire Bluebar, Blue Eggers. But I don't know much about them. Sapphire Olive Eggers also have barring, but not all the time. Half of them do.

Did a comparison, & they fit a Sapphire Olive Egger.

More likely Sapphire Olive Eggers. More EEs pretty much.

Does the hens lay colored eggs?

Bantam Barred Rock.

Yes, I know. I was thinking she was a Polskie as a possibility.