Doulton blue and white pitcher

I purchased this blue/white vase with gold trim at the GW for $5.99. It's in such good condition with no chipping, etc. that I never imagined it to be very old. I was just going to stage with it since it was so beautiful and I needed something blue and white. Based upon what info I can find, the mark on the bottom dates it any where from 1891 - 1902.
Does any one know what the gold numbers on the bottom represent? Any idea of value? I'm having a hard time finding pictures and value information. Thank you

 

Hi,
The gold numbers were placed there by the person who did the gold work. It is either an inventory number or a number assigned to the gold applier.
greg

 

Hi there,
Thank you for your prompt answer! That's interesting...

 

The Registry Number on the bottom is in the range for 1897 - date registered is not always the same as date made.

 

Thank you!

 

Gloire De Dijon is the pattern name

https://www.blueandwhite.com/museum.asp?m=Doulton&p=Gloire+de+Dijon

 

BTW
this appears to be a crack, does it go through to the inside?

 

I believe you're right, it is a crack. It looks like the crack shows through the same on the inside. Seems like a strange place to crack. I was so busy looking for chips that I didn't really pay much attention to that crack, darn it. I would imagine that would negatively affect the value

 

Still a nice piece for display.

 

And for holding your jar of Gray Poupon.