Porcelain Plate

Can't tell for sure if hand painted or transfer.
Any suggestions on origin/maker/age?
Thanks

 

I found some more unmarked on worthpoint--stick spatterware plum plate. There are some with different green rims, same center, marked Adams.

 

Thanks. That is very helpful.

 

Spongeware rather than spatter. If not Adams, it may be Scottish - a lot of this was made there in the 19th and early 20th.

 

Forgot to say, it's pottery, but not porcelain--unless it's translucent.

 

Not a true porcelain. I guess it can be called pottery. Not sure is the 'soft paste' porcelain is translucent.

 

You can still see through it, and it has a fineness. I'd agree that's pottery. The more I look, the more I think Scottish.