Any help greatly appreciated

The style is reminiscent of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery.
I suspect it's either a student piece by someone named Peggy, in 1967, copying 19th Century wares. Or it's a Victorian c.1867 piece, possibly made in one of the Staffordshire potteries (impossible to know which one without a maker's mark), maybe made for a family member to commemorate some sort of anniversary.
There is one other alternative, but the photos aren't clear enough to tell, and that is it's an example of creamware/Prattware from 1767, but you'd need to take it into a museum to get that verified as it would require a close look at the glaze and body of the piece.

Where it's chipped, does it look as though it's a white tin glaze over a softer, whitish, earthenware body? If so, that might point to a Delft or French faience pottery.