Featured Don't suppose this is a flow blue bowl? And a tile and something else

Did some googling and the footed dish thing looks like pics I have seen of flow blue BUT I am not sure, could be anything.
It's approx 7 inches across the top,and two and a half down.









Going to put the other two things in reply xx

 

Not even sure that these are old,at all
This is 4 inches square





The cracks on this are very uniform, so it may just be pretending to be old. I don't know what it is. It's six inches all around.

 

Can't help ID anything, but that bowl is absolutely flow blue

 

Thank you so much! I grabbed a handful of stuff on Sunday,still sorting through it.
I had never even heard of flow blue before so now I have learned something new. Thank you x x

 

I agree, flow.
The tile has a Dutch ox-head corner motif. Could be Dutch, could be a copy of a Dutch tile. No great age, but gorgeous blue.
The crackled glaze on the dish is intentional, a decorative touch, not intended as a fake.

 

Hehe thank you so much! I am giggling at self ( again) I didn't even think it could be intentional as decoration! xxx

 

You have a very nice early 19th C footed tazza or comport in yes, flow blue. Earthenware, rather than bone china or porcelain and I may yet remember the pattern name.

 

SO pleased,thank you my Mrs. B . Would love to know pattern name but don't make your brain burst trying to remember x xxx

 

Never heard of tazza and had no idea what a comport was though I'd seen that word! So learned even more,thank you x x

 

Hi,

Your lovely bowl is in the Coburg pattern probably by John Edwards circa 1847 - 1873.

 

That's great info,thank you so much Tracylou x x x