Could someone please help me with this porcelain marking

Hello, I'm having trouble with the name of the maker of this porcelain marking.

 

Would you please show us the item and the details of it in photographs?

 

Are you having trouble with pics being too large to post?

If using a phone, try emailing them to yourself as 'medium' to resize them. They have to be under 1MB in size.

 

so r we.............

 

I think there's a pic there.........tiny pic..

 

Sorry so late. Here are some pictures.

 

LOL Komo - didn't even notice that wee thing. Must be time to get some sleep.

Oh, dear, before I could post, a picture showed up, but I haven't a clue what it is supposed to be. . .looks like an upside down Halloween face.

 

Eastern Star

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The Order of the Eastern Star (OES) is a female companion organization to Freemasonry. Men who are Master Masons may also join. Their primary symbol in cemeteries is a five pointed star with a tip pointing down, representing the Star of Bethlehem. In the example at right the letters are FATAL, which stand for Fairest Among Ten-thousand, Altogether Lovely.

Photo: from the gravestone of Fred M. Moore (1878-1949) and Maria A. Moore (1879-1933), Littleton Cemetery, Littleton, Colorado

In the example below each symbol within the star is an emblem for the Biblical heroines Adah, Ruth, Esther, Martha and Electa, whose stories inspire character building lessons.



just sayin.....since i can't make heads or tails of the...' A ' ...??? on the back..

 

I've found one (or more) of these decorative freemason plates, bought at a garage sale decades ago, sold at one of my last garage sales 5 or 6 years ago. Was never able to sell it any other way, so I stopped buying them. We have members well versed in pottery marks, now that they can see what the item is and can date it from your photo, it will be easier to find the mark. Please check back later, hopefully another member can provide more information about this. (It's still wee hours where I am in the south.)

 

If it sells, it will be based on the subject matter, not the maker.