Wedgwood Bone China Saucer with 'L2' and 'dr 3738u' Markings

This item is a white bone china saucer, likely part of a teacup or coffee cup set, manufactured by Wedgwood. The reverse side, visible in the image, clearly displays the iconic Wedgwood urn mark in a reddish-brown or sepia tone, encircled by the text 'WEDGWOOD' above and 'BONE CHINA' and 'MADE IN ENGLAND' below. This mark indicates it is a genuine Wedgwood product made from high-quality bone china, known for its strength, translucency, and elegant appearance. Below the main mark, the characters 'L2' are printed, which could denote a pattern number, production batch, or specific mold. Further out from the center, a handwritten mark in black ink is visible, appearing to read 'dr 3738u,' which may be an inventory number, a personal identification mark, or a collector's notation. Additionally, a faint, almost illegible single character, possibly an 'F' or a similar letter, is present near the rim, which could be a quality control mark or another internal factory notation. The saucer exhibits a smooth, glossy glaze without any apparent cracks, chips, or significant crazing, suggesting good preservation. There are some minor surface scratches visible in certain light conditions, particularly near the handwritten mark, which are consistent with typical handling and age, but do not detract significantly from its overall appearance. The construction indicates a traditional, circular form with a slightly raised central well designed to steady a cup, and a gently curving rim. The material's inherent whiteness and the precise printing of the manufacturer's mark suggest a good level of craftsmanship. Based on the 'MADE IN ENGLAND' notation and the style of the mark, it likely dates from the mid-20th century or later.