This is a Victorian-era ceramic covered dish made by Levy, Sons & Co. (L S & S), an English pottery manufacturer. Based on the Registration Number (R N° 8844) and the Garfield pattern, this piece dates back to around 1884. Key Details: Manufacturer: Levy, Sons & Co. (L S & S) Pattern Name: Garfield Registration Number: 8844 (dating to 1884) Size: 7 inches wide from handle to handle Design: Green floral transferware with ornate handle and decorative border Material: Earthenware or semi-porcelain Origin & History: Levy, Sons & Co. was a British pottery company producing transferware ceramics in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The R N° 8844 registration mark indicates the design was officially registered in 1884 with the British Patent Office. The beehive mark seen on the base was a trademark commonly used by L S & S, representing craftsmanship and quality. Condition : The crazing suggests it has aged naturally over time. If there are no chips or cracks could be quite collectible. Care & Display Tips: Avoid dishwashing Hand wash gently with mild soap to prevent further crazing or damage. Display safely If showcasing, place it in a stable, dust-free area to protect from accidental falls. Use a soft cloth to clean the surface, avoiding harsh scrubbing