Vase id help please.

I have a problem reading the marks as they are quite blurred... I love the colours and the underglaze decoration of a paradise bird and the flowers. The colours of the glaze are nice and vibrant too.
I'm guessing it's English/British from the 1930's?
What I can read from the marks is the impressed shape/pattern number, probably 296 or 238?, also there is a blue mark, that most likely is a decorator's signature.
The other mark I cannot clearly see, possibly the second line is fieldings? Could they be a maker of this vase?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Simon

Fieldings Pottery is possible and if the first line is Crown Devon then it is.

Yes, That what I thought. The only thing is that It doesn't look like Crown Devon   I cannot be 100% sure but last 3 letters are Jom or Jon? Doesn't look like a Crown Devon mark with usual Capital C and D.

It doesn't look like any marks in Godden for Fieldings but it is the type of thing that I used to deal in thirty years ago and there was a CROWN DEVON mark in capital letters all the same size that I recall and the crown wasn't always there.

I can't be certain but can't think of any better options at the moment.

I think you're right, everything looks right.The style, colours of the glaze. But I'm also not 100%, especially with that underglaze sgraffito-like decoration.
Anyone else have any clues?

Shorter?

Interesting lead but I doubt that's actually made by them. Neither Shorter & Sons or Stoke On Trent fits in   

crown ducal or carlton ware spring to my mind

crown devon also used to stamp 'devon ware'

It's similar to Charlotte Rhead's Tutor Rose pattern.

Yeah guys, looks like a dead end in this case... I have trawled through the gigabytes of pictures but couldn't spot similar vase nor the artist's signature.
Thanks Naomi for pointing CR to me, it really resembles her style but I still have an issue with the signature...
Any ideas where to look, ask?

It is a tricky one because back in those days factories copied ideas and styles that other factories had made popular so seeing something similar in design with a clear backstamp would be 100% conclusive only if the backstamp matched the configuration on yours.

You might also consider searching: Burleigh, Clews, Flaxman/Wade Heath, Beswick, or Empire ware