Illegible Mark on Porcelain Dish * Identification Help

Hello,
Does anyone recognize this mark? I found one just like it on another forum but it, too, was illegible. Is this considered flow blue?

Thanks!

 

I think that this is a modern piece and the mark is deliberately blurred. It's not old flow blue - sorry

 

Agree with John Brassey.
China was and is imitating the English marks.

 

Here is a link to a little info on your mark. I believe yours says Victoria Ware Ironstone.

http://www.thepotteries.org/fake/index.htm

Victoria Ironstone:- 'Flow Blue' style ware - These are modern Chinese imports. They are illustrated in the Staffordshire Figure Company Ltd's catalogues of c.1996 and occur on at least 20 different shapes from chamber pots to vases. A variety of patterns were used from Willow-type Chinese designs to European style landscapes.

These wares were not (2002) listed on the company's website but one sees them so often in 'antique shops' - both here and in the USA that it is possible that they are still being imported.


5 Piece set of jugs, stamped Victoria Ironstone on the bottom.
Sizes are 9-3/4", 8-1/2", 6-1/2", 5-1/4", 3-3/4" tall.


Victoria Ironstone using a simple lion & unicorn mark


Victoria Ironstone using the full "Royal Arms" mark

 

Here is an example that still has a made in China sticker.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Victoria-W...516583?hash=item1ceeebd2a7:g:QBYAAOSw0kRfFh7D

 

@realityspace, is that as CLEAR as you can get the picture????

 

Pretty sure every single one of us bought something with that mark at one point !

 

Nope!

 

Yes, guilty!