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Can anyone ID these partial makers marks?

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Found these artifacts in a corn field in Ohio. Fishing for an ID so I can narrow the dates of occupation. Thanks in advance!
 
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Here are the photos. Tried to rotate the first one, but my phone decided that's how it should be.
 

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Something like this:
img_00053.webp

Except I believe yours said "WARRANTED" along the base.

Like so:
primitive_chamber_pot__royal_ironstone_china_warranted_wlid_2_lgw.webp


Late 1800's, by the way.
 
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Thanks! I meant to specify the makers marks appeared to be from two separate vessels (lion was textured, unicorn was not). Thank you, thank you! Now for the weird piece, haha...
 
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