The base is marked "ETRURIA, ENGLAND." Etruria was the name of the workshop and factory established in the late 18th century by the British ceramic brand Wedgwood. It is believed to have been manufactured in the early 20th century (approximately 100 years ago). Based on this marking, this item appears to be British pottery from the Wedgwood lineage. The upper part of the backstamp reads "WOOD," suggesting it may be Wedgwood. *Please note that this is not definitive. This item was purchased in Canada and broke during display. It is broken in two, so it may be easy to use for those who do kintsugi. Size: Diameter: Approximately 25.1cm Thickness: Approximately 1.5cm