English Dinnerware and Tea Sets need help please

[swampyro]

Hi l have some English sets of Tea and Dinner plates from my Grandma,
Actually l don't even know if the first one is English....2 photos.
Does anyone recognise that mark?
l know nothing about them, can anyone identify and give me an idea of
age?
where they are from?
value?
l would like to sell them.
There are about 6 sets to each.
anything would help, l have some more things l will post later
thankyou

[talesofthesevenseas]

To determine the age of your set, all you need to do is to look up the British Registration number on the bottom of each piece. Sometimes they were not purchased all at once but were collected over time. I'm afraid the photo wasn't clear enough for me to read the numbers.
http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/0pages/britr.php

The Regency line by British Anchor Pottery Co Ltd. was started in 1952. So I'm afraid that that pattern isn't all that old.
http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/180.htm

The mark on the set at the top isn't British. If it were you'd see the standard date symbol or a registration number like your lower piece has. I'm not sure what that mark is since there are no letters. I think this one is gonna need Chris Marshall's expertise.

[sapphire]

British Anchor dates here....

http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/180.htm

Oops    Tales beat me to it

[swampyro]

To determine the age of your set, all you need to do is to look up the British Registration number on the bottom of each piece. Sometimes they were not purchased all at once but were collected over time. I'm afraid the photo wasn't clear enough for me to read the numbers.

thanks talesofthesevenseas,
Yes problem is there are no numbers at all on the bottom of those plates, in the last two photos.

l recall now that l bought the set in the first two photos the blue ones,
in an Auction room in Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia where l lived, l was 13 at the time,
l am now 52, l left them at home, and got them back from Grandma's things when she passed on,
and there is nothing other than those marks pictured, no indents or such.