Blue & white English pottery, dating mid to late 1800s, and without a maker mark to help us narrow that further, the 2-piece set does have a decorator or pattern number in red underglaze, but no maker mark. I've owned this one for 30 years, on display on my kitchen bookshelves along with blue transferware and other flow blue. It has a really beautiful shape to the mould form. Perhaps you experts might recognize that form and email me with more information. Downsizing, it's ready for another loving appreciative collector's home. Full measurements noted directly on our photos.
Very good to excellent condition for age and type, it has no chips, hairlines nor cracks, and no evidence of any restorations at all. The top is particularly gorgeous in both form and application of the elaborately beautiful transfer. I've used it on table with both floral flow blue dishes and the more Chinoise/Asian patterns popular in the 1800s, Victorian era. Note that the tray has no chips or cracks, either, but it does have some discoloration to borders. Interior and bottoms shown, not sure what the darkening would be from. Again, it is a cheese serving dome. Great for pate as well.
