Little piece of pottery

[halfdime]

I've had this piece for years and don't remember if it was from a privy or in a detector hole. I liked it enough to keep it, hoping to someday get some information about it. I finally remembered that TNet might be a good resource, so here are three views of it. I'm hoping somebody knows enough to identify who, what, where, etc.!

 

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[Blak bart]

Nice...I too love picking up the pottery flakes, shards, and chips. I cant identify yours but it's quite interesting !! Since we've been on this lockdown I got a bunch out of the box and made a mosaic. Something cool you can do to display them when you have enough. You have to open the image to see it in the right position....right now I can only post pics as attached thumbnails for some reason ?

 

[J-ROB]

Looks like a piece of transfer ware. I'd date it to ~1825 or so, an era when transfer printed Chinese designs were popular on English-sourced creamware. Most likely came from Staffordshire, England. Very popular import of the era. Interesting stuff!

 

[halfdime]

Looks like a piece of transfer ware. I'd date it to ~1825 or so, an era when transfer printed Chinese designs were popular on English-sourced creamware. Most likely came from Staffordshire, England. Very popular import of the era. Interesting stuff!

Cool! That's more knowledge than I started with; thanks!