A creamware plate with greek neo classical pattern and impressed ‘H’ on back. The greek revival theme as well as creamware was popular 1800-20 but the earliest ‘H’ trade mark from the Staffordshire potteries used was 1844-50 by Hatchwood. Some attribution has been made in the past to Herculaneum factory,Liverpool 1805 but the two books i reference dont list an impressed H mark to them. The punlication was 2005 and im unsure if new information has since been discovered. It does have vermicule decoration and this shape is the same 8 lobbed bowl dimension as other Herculaneum creamware. Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks stu