Featured Help identify porcelain figurine marks

I’m hoping someone can help me identify. The mark doesn’t seem too match the
Capadodimonte crown with five spikes. There is also another small mark on base. Perhaps a signature?
Thank you.

 

Can't help with marks, but subject is Aphrodite bathing.

 

Indeed, Aphrodite. The initials under crown are Duke Charles? The small mark at bottom are artist?

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @Scott M . I hope somebody can find another example of the mark for you!

 

Thanks, me too. Maybe it’s just newer than I thought. I’ve been looking at antique guides, maybe later period.

 

I remember seeing this mark years ago when was first curious. But couldn’t find it again. I thought it was close too. You think maybe apocryphal in someway? Thanks, it’s another path to follow.

 

Pseudo capodimonte mark perhaps?

Looks similar to ludwigsburg mark but not quite.

 

Quite possibly Niderviller from mid 18th to mid 19 cent. Although the paid data base Im using says there are a lot of recent asian knock offs. The mark shown matches quite closely to the one I see in the data base.

The one that I Need Help posted w/ the circles ontop is not shown in my data base It is shown in the worthpt data base but does not identify it with any company (maybe a knock off) but OPs mark is same or extremely similar to the one I see in the data base Im using so likely Niderviller.

 

here's something interesting look at the grass beneath this lion. The auctioneer says the grass is painted in the characteristic Niderviller style. Very similar to the grass in yours.


https://philipcarrol.com/product/ra...re-of-a-lion-circa-1780-count-custine-period/

 

close up of grass

 

Thanks for all your replies. I have finally found a match on line. It’s described as Niderviller, tin glazed. Most porcelain base images, or all, that I’ve seen on these web sites don’t show a wear on the rim base like mine. It suggested maybe something different about the glaze, perhaps. The matching one also has a worn rim of base. Is it something to do with glaze I wonder?

https://images.search.yahoo.com/ima...NObglopTs&sign=czgla4UCqzP_&sigt=czgla4UCqzP_

 

Link may not get you directly there. And suddenly can’t get image size small enough to upload. I will keep trying to upload.

 

Now would like to know what the little T shaped mark represents. If anyone has any suggestions…

 

looks like Chanel....

 

I mean the -t at the very bottom. Not the double c

 

that ?
looks like the number 25 to me...

 

The double C actually looks to me like it could be CG.

 

There must be a meaning to a mark like this. An artist signature, instruction about glazing, firing…? What common marks other than manufacturer most often appear?