Featured Hand painted vase, Victorian English or something else?

I have had this a little while and always just thought of it as English, end of 19th century, probably a fairly ordinary Staffordshire firm. Now I'm getting ready to list it oniine and I want to describe it correctly, and wondering if I've made too many assumptions. It is decently painted and moulded in a style I would just regard as "old-fashioned", rather than fitting in to an era like Art Nouveau or Art Deco. Might it be continental rather than English? Any thoughts welcome!

 

Definitely looks English to me, it looks earlier than you suggest though, imo it's 1840-60 in date. Unfortunately the restorations to the rim are going to be a major hindrance to any sale potential.

 

This posted itself before i could add the photo of the base!

Thank you for this information. I hadn't noticed any restoration to the rim, although I do have an optimistic eye. Now I can see something odd about one of the edges of the rim on the upper left of the photo, which I will have to examine closely when I manage to find the vase, put away somewhere for safe keeping. Thank you for pointing it out, failing to describe damage is a major fault in a listing! But i wasn't expecting to get much money for it anyway, in today's very low market for antique ceramics. It's a better time for buying than selling, although I am running out of storage space now!

 

Agree with Ce BCA