Colors:

Baby Bengals color up very gradually, but here are "Vanilla" and "Chocolate" to give you the idea. Bengals are also accepted in black, which is called Melanistic. Silvers have recently been accepted for showing.

Here is a baby, who looks like he stepped right out of the jungle, but he is an absolute love.

Eye color can be gold/copper/green.

 The name of this color It is not very descriptive, however, because it covers a tremendous range of colors from a light golden-reddish to a almost black. 

The background color is  white.  

A silver cats eyes can be gold or green. 

Silver snows are also becoming more common.

 There are 3 official colors.  Seal Lynx Point; Seal Mink; and Seal Sepia. 

The background color is a creamy white.  

Seal Lynx's have bright blue eyes; Seal Minks usually have a turquoise color; Seal Sepias can be gold or green. 

Baby Seal Lynx's are often solid white until their spots come in.

Patterns:

Bengals come in "Spotted" or "Marble.

("spotted" can be solid spots or open "rosettes")

Dark spots or "rosettes" on a lighter background. 

Babies may have solid spots that may "rosette" later.   But look at this baby>>>

Cut open a marble cake, and you have the idea.