Royal Worcester, Wild Harvest, Cup or Jar?

I have been searching eBay and Google to try to find a match for these. I am pretty sure the pattern is called 'Wild Harvest'. With that said, and after googling the terms, I cannot find a match. I'm Guessing* these could be teacups or maybe jars that lost their lids or ??? Does anyone know exactly what these might be?

 

Can we see the inside and the bottom, please?

 

Could be like the middle one here, posted as an open pot.

 

Yes, of course. (I forgot)

 

This particular mark is seen on Royal Worcester's sort of houseware production rather than their "good" china for want of a better term. Most often seen on egg coddlers (RW produced a lot of them) and popular designs like Evesham.

 

Thank you Kentworld. Would anyone venture a guess how I might describe this(?):

• jar
• jar with missing lid
• egg codler
• egg coldler with missing lid
• tea cup

 

I think jar with missing lid because IIRC these little jars had wooden lids. Could be misremembering though. Not a tea cup because no handle, and not an egg coddler because they have threaded lids

 

What is the diameter of the opening? At only 6cm tall, I'm wondering if it's a utilitarian egg cup (not a coddler, that's a different thing). Egg cups would be more likely to be found in multiples and you have a pair. But, a jar missing it's lid does seem possible.

HERE is a matching tall jug/tankard. They don't state the pattern name... but I agree with your original suggestion of "Wild Harvest".