Can anyone identify this Myott pattern name/number/date ?

I could not find any other marks apart from what I've photographed on any of the pieces - no name, no numbers. Is that odd?

 

Godden's has this mark as c. 1936+ and Replacements has this pattern as 2145 however that may be their own numbering.


https://www.replacements.com/webquote/myo2145.htm?query=myott 2145

 

Thank you for helping - that Replacements item is a match ! I don't know either if that number is theirs or Myott's. That crown looks slightly different to my eyes. I read somewhere that a backstamp that includes only "England" indicates the Art Nouveau period and if it says "Made In England" it indicates the Art Deco period. Found it: http://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/73-myott-marks
Apparently a fire in 1949 destroyed a great amount of their records - how unfortunate. I'd love to know if they named this and/or have more certainty to the pattern number but that all may be un-knowable now.
I had to look up what "Godden's" was - I see that reference work can be had for a reasonable sum used, through Amazon sellers. I should get one, as that broad time period produced many of what I think are delightful china designs.

 

It's a reference book of English marks.
Check abebooks.com prices might be better.

 

abebooks - thank you.

 

Update - I found a plate with a number and 2145 is indeed a Myott number and not solely a Replacements identifier.

 

If you didn't get Godden's yet, here is a link to a good site for Staffordshire pottery marks.

http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/marks.html

 

Oh, thank you !