Porcelain creamer - where from?

Sort of a "blue onion" -ish pattern but not really... The only similar thing I found online was this Etsy listing - obviously the same mold/form (and same mark on base) but with windmill decoration. Seller is calling it Dutch / delft... but, I'm not sure.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/594571417/antique-delft-blue-pitcher-pictorial?
Stands about 4 1/2 inches tall - holds approx 8 oz.

Thanks for looking!

 

You may find more pieces in this pattern by searching "strawflower". The pattern is usually German. The Etsy seller you link to should probably be on some kind of medication. You can't assume that just because it's blue and white it's Delft and just because it pictures a windmill it's Dutch. And don't get me started on that asking price!

This link will take you to a Worthpoint listing which I believe has the same mold.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-germany-tettau-blue-white-pitcher
Unfortunately the picture of the mark doesn't show. I don't have a membership so can't tell you the price that was realized.
Don

 

Thanks Don! Yeah Dutch made no sense to me...also the price...ha. I'll take a look on porcelain marks and more and see if I can find the mark.

 

That may not be a mark aaron. It could just be a decorator code. I don't think I've ever seen a simple double line code with a manufacturer ID. The majority of strawflower is unmarked or marked with only decorator codes.
Don