This bowl appears to be transferware Staffordshire or similar from the 19th century. A small ring mark in cobalt blue underglaze is associated with production from the 1810 to 1845 period. The other underglaze markings on the bottom of the bowl appear to be a worker’s tally sign.

The bowl is footed and stands 3.75”and 6.25” in diameter. The scene shows a seated woman with two dogs, and a second person appears to be offering something on a tray. A pagoda and other buildings appear in the background.

The bowl is stained and has a lot of crazing. Some chips on the bowl edge. Please see photos for details.