Old Porcelain gold guild vase - unknown maker

Anyone have any idea the maker of this small vase? I know nothing about it. It looks to be numbered and there’s a faint stamp on the bottom but I cannot decipher what it says. Additionally, there is a blue x on the bottom as well. Measures 6” wide x 9.5” tall. Any help would be much appreciated!

 

I flipped the photographs for you.

 

Try Fragonard if not Limoges but not familiar with that picture on vase.

 

I can't help you but this is a resource:

PM&M [German and related porcelain marks and manufacturer history] (porcelainmarksandmore.com)

 

I can’t quite tell what it says. There appears to be a crown atop of the stamp though. That’s all I can really figure out

 

This is an vase made in England, as the mark has the word "England" stamped at the bottom. The central marking is comprised of a group of stylized letters: "E. P. Co."--periods added. This vase should date post 1891. The "x" can mean the vase is not for export and can indicate a lower quality production. The painted numbers appear to be in the same ink as the stamp, and indicate the Vase shape and Pattern Design.

 

That does appear to be Empire Porcelain Co.

http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/389.htm

EMPIRE WORKS
EPCo
Stoke-on-Trent
England

1896-1912