Potties,who made me?

Hi all. Full disclosure,I always search exhaustively before I ask yall,but these have me stumped. They are 8 1/2x7 1/2 ,and the only ones I found sorta close were Wedgwood,wich I doubt these are.Theres 2 of them. No markings anywhere,so any input is always appreciated.

 

Sure looks the color and beauty of old Steubenville.

Is that an intaglio impression on the back?

 

I should mention that I've never seen "just a leaf" (and a sizable one at that!) when I used to collect old Stubenville pieces. It just looks like that.

I ended up giving all of my old Stubenville and other dinnerware sets away.

 

A search for 'ceramic grape leaf shaped plate' seems to produce mainly maple leaf shaped plates from Pottery Barn. A few others with some similarity are Portuguese majolica. Puttin' up this one cuz it's Christmas.

 

Hi Johnny,
I have two white matching ones to yours. I have several Wedgwood ones that are marked. I know the anguish.
greg

 

Just a quirk in the glaze,Antidiem. The "old" color is what caught my eye on these,like I needed ONE more thing in this house !

 

Totally understand!

 

Mentioned this in another thread. Nothing decisive, just an observation I have made over time. You see this green that's edging toward blue in English pottery, while the rest of the world favors a green with more yellow, such as the holly leaf above.

 

Think I am seeing a faint 3 line mark on the bottom. Most likely says
WOODFIELD/ MFG BY/ Steubenville. The raised foot ring is typical of Woodfield pieces. The color is seafoam green. They did make an 8-7/8"plate with open twig handle. Quite sure antideim was on the right track.
https://www.replacements.com/webquote/stbwoosfg.htm

 

This doesn't say who made it but I think it's the same form in a different color. It has a wrapped handle and if original, might help find yours.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/brown-7x8-ceramic-leaf-candy-nut-dish-bowl/400751904698?hash=item5d4eacc7ba

 

Wow,thank you all so much for your hard work. I think it very possibly is Steubenville !

 

Well dang! I got one right? TWO CATS!!

 

I don't know the first thing about Stubenville however when I've looked at them, the shapes I'm seeing aren't like yours and the bases aren't either. The bases I've seen all have a glazed footrim. My searches certainly haven't been exhaustive and maybe someone has an example that matches yours.