Featured Lot of 5 English/European Porcelain Dishes - Need help identifying

I recently won this lot on auction. Being new to collecting, I am thankful to have this group to discuss items with. I am curious as to what the double item shown in front is and whether anyone can discern the mark noted on the back?

The larger center plate with lambs is the one that caught my eye. It does not have any marks to the back and I wonder if anyone recognizes it.

The teacup is beautiful but I have no clue where to begin to go to research it as I saw no markings.

I do not have any knowledge on Porcelain and unsure where to start to look for items without any markings.

Thank you in advance for your guidance.

 

I think the handled bowl is marked Victoria, Karlsbad Austria. Dates to around 1891-1918.

The cup is most likely German from around the same time.
Don

 

Thank you Don.

 

Here's a site to help date registry marks: http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/Dating_English_Registry_Marks.htm
Your Etna plate was made some time after 1911.
Here's a good site for Staffordshire marks: http://www.thepotteries.org/pottery.htm

 

Double item on front with handle will be some kind of serving dish.

Plate has either signature or name to front. That may give a clue to maker.

S Fielding & co (crown devon) are well known for their blush ware, but I think it is earthenware.

Cup continental, prob germany, fuchsia design?

 

Wow had a flashback seeing the one with the handle. My grandmother had one just like it.

 

I've often seen those double handled dishes referred to as "nut dishes", but I have no idea if that is correct.

 

The piece with the lambs could be U.K. Pratt ware. Looks very similar. They did the ceramic printed potted meat lids of various scenes like Pegwell Bay, Crystal Palace etc but did do better pieces as yours featuring stately homes etc. I found it, it is a Pratt ware comport.

 

Thank you very much.