Can anyone help identify these marks please?

They are on the back of an old plate. I cannot put the pattern up because the file is too big. Any help is appreciated!

 

The number is a pattern reference, the dots are the decorators mark for piece work payment.

 

Here's the plate if that helps!

 

And the star shape?

 

According to infofaience Sarreguemines used an asterisk like this between 1890-1910. Sarreguemines - Faïence, pottery, earthenware marks and dates - InfoFaience but I'm not sure that is what it is - I've not seen this pattern or colourway produced by them before. It looks English to me. The star / asterisk might be a cypher for a date perhaps? Minton used the asterisk as a date cypher for 1842, for example? This pattern is a Poonah style, you could search for it that way too.

 

Not faience. Transferware with hand painted embellishments. The colorway is often referred to as Imari, but that does not make it Japanese.

 

Sorry to be dense, but is it porcelain if not faience? I thought it was earthenware by the crazing. EDIT: unless you mean faience in the more specific English sense, rather than how the French use it for pretty much all earthenware?

 

It’s earthenware. Not French.

 

OK cool. As I said in my comment, I didn't think it was French, but I've seen that asterisk in relation to Sarreguemines wares so thought I should mention it. Think the cypher mark route is more likely.

 

You guys Are awesome! Thank you so much!

 

Pretty sure the impressed mark is for Minton 1842. No sure of the pattern name but it is definitely one they made.

https://www.grandvintage.it/italiano/set-di-tazze-e-piattini-in-porcellana-minton-inglese.html

 

How big is it? There are a few on worthpoint described as being part of a child's set. Search Minton 6772.

 

33cm by 25 cm

 

Looks like a piece of English ironstone. I don’t think it’s Minton.