A fine example of Victorian-era English ironstone, this H. Burgess White Ironstone Serving Bowl showcases the classic durability and craftsmanship of Burslem pottery. Produced between 1864 and 1892, this oval serving bowl features a smooth white glaze, with visible age-related wear and staining that adds to its antique character. *About H. Burgess Burslem Ironstone* Operating from Kiln Croft Works in Burslem, England, Henry Burgess specialized in white ironstone, primarily for the American and Canadian markets. His pieces were often undecorated, though some featured subtle embellishments. The maker?s mark, stamped on the base, confirms its authenticity and production era. *Item Details* Maker: H. Burgess (Kiln Croft Works, Burslem, England) Era: Late Victorian (1864-1892) Material: White Ironstone Dimensions: Approx. 10 inches long, 8 inches wide, 2 1/8 inches tall Features: Stamped maker?s mark, smooth white glaze, antique wear and staining Condition: No chips or cracks; glaze wear and staining consistent with age