Vintage Footed Ceramic Covered Tureen

This item is a vintage ceramic vegetable tureen or serving dish with a matching lid, likely made of ironstone or heavy earthenware. It features an octagonal or faceted body resting on a flared pedestal base. The body and lid are decorated with a transfer-ware pattern depicting a cornucopia of autumn fruit, specifically featuring bunches of light and dark grapes, apples, and vine leaves in shades of burgundy, forest green, and ochre. The ceramic has a warm, cream-colored underglaze. The lid is domed with a decorative molded finial, and the base includes integrated scalloped handles on either side. Based on the aesthetic and the fruit-forward transfer pattern, this piece appears to style likely from the mid-20th century, approximately 1940-1960. The glaze shows a high gloss, and the construction is substantial, suggesting durable kitchenware. While specific maker's marks are not visible in the photo, the style is reminiscent of English or American pottery manufacturers like Johnson Brothers or Mason's. The condition appears fair to good, with no catastrophic cracks visible, though there may be minor age-related crazing in the glaze.