Doulton Burslem Ceramic Item with A1147 Mark

The item is a ceramic piece, likely a jug, pot, or vase, given the visible curved side and flared rim. The visible base is off-white or cream-colored stoneware or earthenware. The main body of the item appears to have a decorative pattern, predominantly in shades of blue and possibly light brown or beige, on a lighter background, though only a small portion of this pattern is visible. The underside of the base features a prominent blue transfer-printed maker's mark. This mark is circular with a serrated edge, typical of a seal or stamp, and reads "DOULTON BURSLEM ENGLAND". Below this circular mark is a distinctive crown insignia, also in blue, indicating its origin from the Doulton Burslem factory. Adjacent to the maker's mark, in handwritten blue script, is the number "A1147", which could be a pattern number, model number, or an internal factory code. The base shows some signs of wear and slight discoloration, consistent with age and use, but no major chips or cracks are immediately apparent from this view. The glaze on the base appears to be semi-glossy. The style of the maker's mark with 'England' suggests a manufacturing period from around the late 19th century to early 20th century. The overall construction quality appears solid, typical of Doulton's reputable ceramic production.