Featured Stafford Ware Poodle. Antique real or repro?

This cute little poodle stands 4 1/4" tall. There is a partial orange colored stamp, but all that is legible is Stafford Ware England. I was wondering how old, 19th Century?
I know these were made a lot, and in different periods.

Mikey.

 

Found it - Staffordshire Ware. This website says another piece with the same mark was made around 1945.

https://madelena.com/introduction-staffordshire-pottery-figures.php

 

@Debora I was on that site for a while but couldn't find the mark. Where did you look on the page?
Mikey

 

I'm certainly no expert but it does at least appear "vintage". I agree with the info mentioned... that it is a 20th century example. (Not comments of any real help, I know, sorry!)
I just wanted to pop in and say a reverse image search turned up quite a few examples and I love the description one person used for the textured effect: "coleslaw". I've not heard that before, LOL.

 

Found it. I guess the color of the mark doesn't matter would be the only question. They say black.

Mikey

 

Staffordshire figurine reproductions can be be antique! Yes, this seems a 20th c production. However, original molds from older factories were used so sometimes the repros look original.

 

Have a look at this.

https://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/629a.htm

 

Cute! Reminds me of my neighbor's small poodle, but she doesn't have the traditional poodle clip. Just nicely kept fur.

 

I really should try to find a Kent Stafforshire firgure as it does have my name on it!

 

I have some, but not marked sadly.