Mason’s question

Hopefully the photos came through this time. Can anyone tell me if this is an authentic Mason’s piece? I’m helping my sister in law with her mom’s estate and would like to identify real vs reproductions.

 

I'm not aware that Mason's ever was faked. They weren't exactly a high-end manufacturer. (I'm assuming we're talking about the English Mason's pottery.)

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https://www.antiquers.com/threads/mason’s.82729/

Your item looks fine. As I said, Mason's wasn't a high-end pottery and wasn't faked, to my knowledge. A lot of their stuff is a bit blurry, both the backstamps and the decoration!
"GUARANTEED PERMANENT ACID-RESISTING COLOURS" mark used post-1940.
https://janicepaull.com/xmark/marks.htm

 

It’s not a valuable piece at all and 20th century Masons sells for little but I disagree that Masons was not a high end pottery. Their early pieces are highly sought after. A pair of ice pails in imari colours sold at auction for £5,400 plus commissions- ten years ago but still an important factory for early pieces