This image shows a vintage pottery mark for the "Dixie" pattern produced by the Chester Pottery Company (C.P. Co.). 

• The Chester Pottery Company operated in Chester, West Virginia, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 

• Items featuring this mark, such as luncheon plates and platters, are often categorized as ironstone or semi-vitreous china. 

• The Dixie pattern is commonly found in floral designs, such as purple violets or cornflowers.