Looking for a Bone China filter?

I'm new to Filter Forge, and really amazed by it (wish I had found it years and years ago). I haven't learned yet how to make filters, although I have experimented with modifying a few just a tiny bit.

I am looking for a Bone China filter (like Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, etc.) -- I've tried the Chinaware ones and looked at a lot of the glaze, ceramic, and art glass, but none seem to be quite what I had in mind. (A vellum sketch filter by JE Strange and StevieJ's soft saturate filter kind of come close, but still not perfectly what I was looking for. Also, the Cobalt Oxide filter looks a bit like Wedgwood or a blue cameo, but the color isn't quite the same tone.)

Can anybody suggest any filters that remind them of bone china?

I actually don't need for the plate to be circular -- what I was looking for was the finish.
I'm reading a book about American Art Pottery right now, and some of the Victorian and Art Nouveau pieces are so pretty. But I figured more people would know what Bone China looks like, so I asked it that way.

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This is a Cambridge tile works example that is more iridescent (by the way, I don't have to have the blue color, I'm looking for the effect):

Cambridge Tile - Blue

And, finally, a Louwelsa vase:

Louwelsa Vase

A Rookwood turquoise:

Rookwood Turquoise

and a classic cameo:

Classic Cameo

I suppose it boils down to wanting two filter effects:

A raised bisque

A shiny iridescent, almost opaque, wet look without much distortion

And I'd prefer to be able to input my pictures, but square/rectangular is fine (it doesn't need to be in the shape of a bowl, vase, etc.).

This one was done using Foxee's Cameo, but it is a bit shiny and I think more of the face definition is gone (BTW, the lady comes from a Victorian photo on the Library of Congress's site)

Weirdly enough, the filter called Put On Jeans did this: