Porcelain Butterfly - Does Anyone Recognize the Mark?

Hello everyone! I took a short vacation recently and hit a couple of antique malls in northern Illinois and Madison, Wisconsin. Among my new treasures is this little butterfly. It has a mark on it but I wasn't able to figure out whose mark it is. The butterfly stands about 3" high and a little over 3" across. The mark looks like maybe an E and an S. The number 7508 is impressed on the bottom. There is also a small ink mark on the bottom but I can't make it out. Any help in identifying this little guy would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Don

 

Is it a European seven?

 

I don't think so. I'm assuming it's European, though. I can't seem to get a clearer shot of the mark - any closer and it blurs - but I'll give it another shot.

 

This might be a little clearer.

 

I don't know if this helps, but . . .

 

Well, then - never mind!

 

Thanks for trying, Messilane!
Don

 

It looks like the mark is for Karl Ens Germany

 

Thank you lauragarnet! That looks like it! The only problem is now I want to start collecting Karl Ens butterflies...

 

That's not called a problem.....it's more an addiction !!!

 

Yes, and a really bad one! This place already looks like it's ready for an episode of "Hoarders"

 

I have a crew scheduled here for next week.(LOL)

 

You beat me to it.....! (I am terrible with marks ...and for once I knew one --and only because I had an Karl Ens piece awhile back that someone ID'd for me..)

 

I'd probably fight like a banshee if a crew came for my stuff!

 

Beautiful -- Recently I visited Reiman Gardens at Iowa State University in Ames. They have an area full of butterflies... and you can walk through it. I took a video when I was in there, but it's too big to upload here.

They also have a butterfly app that can be downloaded: http://www.reimangardens.com/collections/insects/