Need help with this porcelain mark

Hello everyone!
I am asking for your help with identification of this mark. Found this beautiful item in superb condition, looks like it was just a interior decoration for years.
Do you have any ideas?
On the lid there is an inscription of numbers and letters, the same inscription on the bottom. Also inside the product is a small rose. I looked under a microscope, perhaps the artist wanted to hide the brown dot with his little rose (possibly the author's signature). The item is very beautifully and generously decorated with flowers by hand. The size of the product in length is only 16 centimeters.

 

Don't think I can help much. What are the dimensions? Looks like a tureen? I can't tell from the photos if the flowers are hand-painted or a transfer. Get a magnifying glass and see if you can see little dots which would mean a transfer, or see if there are brush strokes which would mean hand-painted. The mark is blurry, but it is reminiscent of a German or continental mark (a shield with a crown).

 

Thank you! It is absolutely hand painted. I used electric microscope, no dots but beautiful brush strokes. It looks more like a candy bar. No place for a ladle. The lid fits tightly, without holes for a spoon. The length is only 16 centimeters.

 

It resembles a Nymphenburg mark 1890-1895 (Rontgen 680).

 

You are right, I am also considering this option. But I'm embarrassed that in the reference books only stamps with an inscription are indicated. But everything can be, I'm still looking for information on them. Thank you!