A small piece of a plate or dish

Hello! Maybe someone knows what the whole thing looked like? The second piece has the letters Ro and Wru. At first I thought it was England, but after searching for it, I came up with the assumption that the first word was the name of the French city Rouen, which can be easily associated with cows. I've looked at a lot of dishes with similar subjects, but I couldn't find the same one.

 

I'm not seeing the letters Ro and Wru that you mention... are they supposed to be in the area circled in red?
EDIT: DUH! I see them now. I was looking for impressed marks, not writing that's part of the transfer itself.

 

"Wr" would be very unusual for any word/name in French, although place names can be very different from modern French.

 

I read 'Wre'
Wreath?

 

Rose Wreath. I don't know who made it.

 

Thomas Dimmock according to some, including a seller on Etsy
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1857796377/a-thomas-dimmock-rose-wreath-pattern

 

Two dishes and a plate with the Rose Wreath pattern by Dimmock:
https://www.blueandwhite.co.uk/museum.aspx?m=Dimmock&p=Rose+Wreath

 

Thank you so much!)

 

Thank you, thank you very much!)

You guys are amazing!

 

Here is some information on the Thomas Dimmock company and their successor, the J. Dimmock company.

https://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/355.htm

https://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/353.htm