Help ID my Ironstone Bowl

Hello All,

I hope everyone is about to start a nice and well deserved weekend! I'm wondering if anyone can help me ID this piece of ironware. It's painted with greens, reds, blues and there is a number marked on the back in the same color red that it's painted with. The thing that's caught my attention is what appears to be a signature/initial in gold. Not sure if it has any significance but its the only gold on the piece. Anyone have any ideas or know anything about this piece? Thanks in advance.

I've seen the pattern before but can't remember the factory. Flowers might be from the tobacco plant.

Those little fans suggest aesthetic movement, 1870s maybe,
The gold mark would probably be the gilders mark, maybe there
was gold on the edge which has been rubbed away?

denbydump wrote:Those little fans suggest aesthetic movement, 1870s maybe,
The gold mark would probably be the gilders mark, maybe there
was gold on the edge which has been rubbed away?

Thanks for the replies. It does not appear to have even a spec of gold anywhere else, I even studied it with a loupe and nothing. Do you think this is English pottery? Thanks for any info.

It looks like something from the Potteries in England and late 19th century as denbydump says.