Featured Faience box, Dutch?

Hi, I have found this box and believe it might be Dutch, but cannot find the mark. I hope somehone here knows it?
Thank you,
Mat

 

Pretty box. It looks like Makkums, from Makkum, Friesland, northern Netherlands.
I am trying to find the mark. T for Tichelaar maybe? Not their usual mark.

 

Thank you Any Jewelry, yes, that is what I thought too, the closest mark of Tichelaar is around 1900, but I am not sure if it is mine...

 

I mean the mark on the bottom left side of this page, but you need a bit of fantasy to say that it is the same with mine... http://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/139-makkum-tichelaar-marks

 

I see, yes it looks like the same T to me.
The Tichelaar site has no info.

Edit: I looked at the mark on the right hand side. That looks more like your T. This one:

 

Here are some of their marks from the book Discovering Dutch Delftware. I have quite a few pieces of older Makkum and I'm actually thinking your piece could be French.

 

It could be an early piece, 1890s. It seems the Tichelaar mark in a shield shaped cartouche was implemented in 1895.

This site has an English language button, but that doesn't work for this page. At the bottom it mentions the date of the implementation (in Dutch):
http://www.delftsaardewerk.nl/artikel/merken_met_delft

 

This could be one of those Western European origin mysteries.

 

Another possibility I had thought of was Rouen or a Rouen imitation. Did you have that in mind, too, say_it_slowly?

 

Sorry, should have included the date page that goes with the Makkum marks but I was working from my phone and I forgot.

Yes, possibly Rouen. Here is a site with some info that leads to some marks. I've found it cumbersome to search though.
http://perso.infonie.be/vieux.rouen/Virtual museum/html/salle_collections/x_collectors_index.htm

 

Thank you @say_it_slowly , great link! I found the exact shape of my bonbonniere and almost identical decorations there, made by Fourmaintreaux Frères in Desvres, so likely it is that what it is...

 

Wonderful!

 

Hi, there is a photo just following the one you tagged that has the dates (they are on the list in the "facing page" part).

a: ca. 1890-1947
b: ca. 1890-1947

 

a: ca. 1890-1947
b: ca. 1890-1947[/QUOTE]

Thank you so much! Sorry, I missed that. Have a great day!