Featured Crustacean Bowl Crab clam Shrimp Does this bowl have a name type?

I have search everywhere with no luck trying to ID this pattern. I search under C AHRENFELDT and tried to search by using the image with no luck. I came across 7 of these bowls. At first I thought of them as crab or clam bowls, but then I noticed a shrimp.
Totally confused any Suggestions?

 

You likely won't find a pattern name.
Most early patterns were known by numbers.

It appears it was made in France for the Burley Co.

I found this.
http://chicagoantiquesguide.com/archives/20060105084811.php

 

Thanks CC49 interesting article. I did not know that Burley decorated china.I think the blank at least was made by C AHRENFELDT France

 

I think they're lovely bowls! Thank you for showing them.

 

I don't see a shrimp.
I see a crab and oyster.

 

I FINALLY saw the shrimp

 

I love your bowls !!!!

 

Where?

 

There was a set on Etsy, selling for $10 each, but the listing is gone.

 

I think what others see as a shrimp, I see as a stem of the seaweed?

 

Ok, that picture wasn't presented in the thread was it? Or a link?


That shows a hermit crab, crab and shrimp.

 

Thanks @i need help

 

No, This is a different pattern from Etsy.

 

Not absolute its a shrimp could be a crawfish but all the others are salt water. Here is a bowl with a shrimp CC49. these are 2 pattern in all.

 

CC49 The pate with the shrimp was not shown until a few hours ago. Here is a similar bowl from Worthpoint made by Spode in blue. Opened a month subscription today. Email me if I can be of assistance to a member with a price quote.I have received so much help on this board its my way of giving back. Thanks

 

Why do you think Ahrenfeldt?

 

That’s very nice of you, Mugz!

 

@antidiem!!!!! WHERE the Sam Hill is the SHRIMP?????? The ONLY even POTENTIAL place I see is in the grasp of the SMALL other end of the claws of the CRAB.....otherwise, I'm BLIND!!!!!

EDIT: Nope, NOT BLIND....NO shrimp on Mugzinny's plate! BUT I really love the plates!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thanks I need help for finding those plates, I think it a C AHRENFELDT because plates with France Depose is searched at Replacement AHRENFELDT is shown as the first plate. I do not have any facts to back-up that they were made by Ahrenfeldt.
Anyway here is what I am calling a shrimp on some of the bowls because of the size, it could be a baby lobster or neither.lol

 

Looks like a shrimp to me.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=live+shrimp+&form=HDRSC2&first=1&scenario=ImageBasicHover