Help with info about this Viennese porcelain, please!

I bought this from my local thrift store and I am hoping someone out there can tell me more about who made it! (The 3rd photo is the marking on the inside of the lid.) Any information will help!

I did a Google photo search of the marking on the bottom, and it took me to a Hungarian site that was selling a different item, but with the same marking. It provides some information that may or may not be accurate--it is Viennese and from the 1800-1899s (see last 2 photos).

 

Well, I think that Wodak is the retailer (store). The way the number 7 is crossed means that it is likely made on the continent so an Austrian/Bohemian/German factory is likely. The pattern is a cornflower which was widely used as a decorative motif in Europe. From the shape, I'm thinking early 1900s.

 

Looks like an address in Vienna. Wien is Vienna and the big long name with str. At the end is an abbreviation of Strasse. Street.

https://www.geschichtewiki.wien.gv.at/Neulerchenfelder_Straße