Large ironstone platter w/ pink & white flowers - English? American? maker? age?

I picked up this really nice large turkey size ironstone platter the other day. It is decorated with pink & white flowers - cherry or apple blossoms? It is 18 1/4" by 12 1/2" across. The only things on the bottom are these impressed numbers & letters "TK" "34" "0". It does have an unusual raised design in the center which I am assuming is like the raised rings we see on porcelain bowls sometimes which have a function during firing.



Thanks for any & all opinions or advice!!

 

I think it may be neither: that's very reminiscent of much 19th C Austrian and German stuff.

 

I saw something about the TK
mark being Thun mostly imported to America. But I can’t verify that.

 

Thanks to both of you!!

 

I did a search for Thun platters & saw several large platters that had this same raise design on the back.

Thanks again!!

 

Great!

 

That makes sense, given the geography.

 

Totally off track.

@i need help I like your profile pic. My folks were from Idaho and actually I have a little inherited farm there along with lots of relatives

 

Thanks, I’m actually a transplant from N. Y. It was culture shock, but I’m happy here now.
Many of the farms are being sold to developers.

 

I've lived in VA most of my life, my dad didn't want to be a farmer. I don't imagine there are too many farms going to developers out where they were from. Not much happening there other than farming.

 

Good, because it’s getting overdeveloped and crowded where I am.

 

Could be worse, you could be back in NY

 

Contemplate THAT, Thomeday Thune.