Help to id these unmarked antique china pieces

Hi,

I believe these are made of porcelain or semi-porcelain. I do know that they are quite old. However that is all i know about them.
They are not marked.
Does anyone know maker and/or pattern name.
I have attached several photos to help with indentification!
Thanks again!

CJF

 

It's transferware. I know you said they are not marked, but showing us pictures of the bottoms can also be helpful.

I suspect they may not be porcelain but rather what is called "ironstone." If you hold up the platter in front of a strong light, does the light come through?

 

I found some children's dishes in this pattern attributed to Charles Meigh. They called it Delicate Seaweed. I'm not sure if the pattern is exactly the same.

 

oops...
Forgot to upload the pic of the bottom.
here it is!
Also...
The Delicate Seaweed pattern is different. The seaweed on my pieces is more, I guess you could say, "delicate".
But thank you AGAIN for helping janetpjohn!

 

I did a search for antique seaweed china pattern and found this.
Stated: c. 1845 England
Looks the same to me, only mine is brown.
The people here are GREAT!!!!
I was having a hard time figuring out what I had without any markings, and in a little over 2 hrs have had 2 of my questions answered and solved!
Can't say thank enough for all the help I have received.

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