English Staffordshire Dinnerware

This set was gifted to me, and I'm trying to find out some information on it. It is a setting for 12. There are tea cups, bowls, salad plates, saucers, and dinner plates. They are gold rimed, fluted edges, and have a delicate gold border. On the tea cups, there is no visible stamp or marking. On the bottom of the bowl, the mark reads: "Hostess Tableware by British Anchor Staffordshire England, and there is a number 35 stamped. On the saucers, the stamp reads: Hostess Tableware by British Anchor Staffordshire England, and H5. On the bottom of the salad plates the stamp reads: Victoria, then there is a crown stamped and Est. 1884, British Anchor Staffordshire England, and gold number 6872. On the bottom of the dinner plate, the stamp reads: Victoria, with a crown stamped, Est. 1884, British Anchor Staffordshire England. On all pieces there is a single ring of flowers, a pink rose and other flowers around the perimeter. I'm very interested in any information about my set.