Unidentified bowl/ saucer

Got a couple of items in my collection which I'm not sure about.

The first is a blue & white saucer 5" dia x 1-1/8" high, no internal rim with a shallow scalloping around the rim. I think it might be Pearlware- the glaze has a faint blue tinge and there are small pits in it. The design is of a "Chinoiserie" type- stylised Chinese scene with flowers, all handpainted. There are no marks on the base. I'm assuming this is European rather than Chinese in origin.

The second is possibly a shallow bowl rather than a saucer 5-1/2" dia x 1-1/4 deep. The pottery is thick and heavy with a thick white glaze. The decoration is of a foxhunting scene, hand painted, with enamelling to the horse and hound. On the base is what appears to be a hand-painted 47 inside a circle.

Any suggestions as to what these might be would be welcome.

 

We will need to see photos of the items to be able to give you any information. A photo of the bottom is usually a necessity even if there are no marks. A lot can be gathered from the bottom of pieces such as the color of the clay used to make the piece, signs of use or wear & sometimes even the shape of the piece.

Welcome to the neighborhood!!

Peggy

 

Hi,

There are photos. Are they not visible?

 

Hi,

There are photos. Are they not visible?

They were not there when I first clicked on this thread.

Peggy

 

Hi - Question: On the plate with the hunting scene, is there a signature just below the distant rider (with the whip)? It's made to look like one of the patches of coarse grass & next to what looks like a name there is 4767... I think. Might help identify the maker of the plate if it's the artists name.