Coalport Bone China Compote Dish or Tazza (Likely)

The item appears to be a portion of a white bone china compote or tazza, specifically the footed base. It features a glossy, pearlescent white glaze, suggesting high-quality porcelain. The construction reveals three prominent, decorative feet, each shaped with elegant curves and adorned with fine gold trim that outlines their form, particularly where they meet the main body of the dish. The gold trim shows excellent craftsmanship, applied consistently and with a delicate brushstroke. In the center of the visible surface, a gold foil sticker or decal is present, indicating the manufacturer. The text on the sticker clearly reads "BONE CHINA COALPORT MADE IN ENGLAND EST. 1750." This mark identifies the piece as being produced by Coalport, a renowned English porcelain manufacturer established in 1750, indicating its origin and likely a relatively modern production given the use of a foil sticker which is common for post-mid-20th century items. The top surface of one of the feet, which would typically be unglazed where it was fired, shows a slightly rougher, unglazed texture with some discoloration, likely from manufacturing or prior use. The overall condition appears to be very good with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear to the glaze or gold trim, apart from the slight discoloration on the foot. The item exudes a sense of classic elegance and would have been used for serving fruits, candies, or other delicacies.