Porcelain Box with Transferware Image

I picked up this unusual box today. Inside, it has a rounded bottom. Picture has a transferware dot matrix, but looks old. Crazing throughout. The label on the inside appears to be from an antiques/fine art storage facility. Charming little image. I haven't had any luck finding it.

FOUND IT: It's a Prattware jar, depicting The Shrimpers!

 

They look like these pieces that I got off a table lot. Mine originally held "Patum Peperium The Gentleman's Relish". When I researched them I saw many different types of lids.

 

Thank you! It didn't occur to me that it might have contained foodstuff, although it's certainly large enough to hold a good amount. I'll do more research.

 

Might also have held a salve of some kind.
What is the size?

 

4 inches in diameter.

 

Thank you! Salve did it. Found it: Prattware: The Shrimpers.

 

Nice. Prattware can be expensive.

 

It held potted shrimps. Those with the horses on are 1970s/80s or so. THe Shrimpers one is 19th C. Pratt ones with images are generally food.

 

So, 'The Gentleman's Relish' is actually is actually "anchovy paste"!!! I was a bit nervous to ask here....a bit dubious as to what the answers might be! Nice little 'boxes' though!!!