Help ID "Bone China England" bowl

Another group has identified this bowl as late 1800's early 1900's King street Derby (later Royal Crown Derby) It is stamped Bone chine England. Measures approx 10" wide and 3" high. Anybody any ideas on the pattern etc? Any help appreciated. Thanks

 

Don't know who identified it as late 1800s -early 1900s Royal Crown Derby, but I would not take it for granted that they are correct.

I don't see your mark on any of these sites. Maybe I am missing something.

http://www.potteryhistories.com/derbymarks.html

https://www.royalcrownderby.co.uk/trademarks

https://antique-marks.com/derby-marks.html

 

I agree, thats why i'm double checking. I appreciate the other persons help, but I cant find anything, but if I found an alternative make or details I would know.
http://turbotm.ru/crown-bone-china-...TzSIyQszan_XtQvaygbl5UT-1K4mLA5xNRzi5W9fmG024

 

Nah. This is a 20th C mark for a company called, from memory, Crown Porcelain or Crown China. It may be as late as the 50s. 1950s that is.

 

Thanks, I will start and have a look at that

 

As suspected the original person that answered my query was mistaken, although I still appreciate their help in trying. It looks like this piece is much more modern and is by Artone Pottery. Has anyone ever come across these, apologies it is not antique is previously advised.
https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/unknown-crown-pottery-mark-on-pie-vent-chinaman.html

 

I've seen lots of pots and crockery with that mark here, and it always looks fairly recent. That transfer mark is a dead giveaway. I really doubt it's Artone. I think someone misread Godden: the mark above Artone is Art Potteries, who used a crown.