Featured English Tiered Wall Pocket, Daffodils; Vaguely Marked

This is 9 5/8" wide, ~4 1/2" high, ~2 3/8" deep; the mouth is ~6" by ~1 5/8. Weight is 15 oz. All of the gold is hand-painter over-glaze; the rest of the color is under a satin glaze, but I cannot tell if it's transferred or how it was done. The daffodils are on three surfaces, which seems to preclude transfers, bwdik?
The stamped mark is partial; I can read 'Devon', 'Fieldings', an' 'Made In England'. The impressed mark is 'A66', hard to capture in an image. The back is recessed within a raised border.

Who made it...an' when? Is there a pattern name, an' were there other pieces? As always, thanks for lookin'!

 

Could be Crown Devon Fieldings.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1881259050/vintage-crown-devon-fieldings-pottery

 

very pretty !!!!

 

Spot ON! Thank you, Houseful!!

 

It's a real beauty Whit-ya might reshoot that last pic ?

 

I could, but focus isn't the whole problem. The mark has to be severely side-lit to show up at all, because it's not very deep nor sharply impressed, an it's under that satin glaze. I'll vouch for it being A66, Bosko...

 

from my neck of the woods (devon) to yours, its a small world after all

 

Crown Devon, 1930s I reckon. Here's a little history of the factory (closed in '82) but disregard the values because this was written some time before 2000. https://www.thepotteries.org/features/crown_devon.htm

 

And I do like wall pockets. Wish they became a trend again.

 

Very Good, an' Thanks!

 

So do I. We used to have a wall pocket ashtray that we hung in the bathroom right above the TP. From the days when everyone smoked.

 

Yep, the "throne" room!

 

It's really close to Springwood, but maybe not.