Porcelain cup and saucer question

Hello community!

My new find.
Stunning cup and saucer in green.
As for me - 18 century. But I am looking for advise and opinion about maker and date.

So there is like two impressed crosses or flowers. I found two similar marks. But I'm not sure. I found some looks like this mark - Grossbreitenbach double trefoil early marks. But, it shows as ink mark.
On cup there is a pattern number as well. 3/545
Appreciate all opinions and thoughts.

 

Various makers produced items like this. The center gilt pattern can be key, but it's been years since I've studied this area - you could be looking at Coalport, Minton, Daniel, Alcock etc. Also it's mid 19th century, not 18th century date wise.

 

My first thought was Coalport with that green.

 

I would've expected a mark if it was Coalport. When I can't name something like your set, I usually say with some nonchalance, "Staffordshire factory, mid-19th c."

 

A great deal of mid nineteenth and earlier Coalport isn’t marked. I’ve had a bit. Identified by clever people on Facebook through colour, shape, body, pattern numbers and such.

 

I have seen examples of Coalport plates with that 'snowflake' pattern in the centre.

 

I think the cup shape is right, too.

 

I've seen it in other cups, too. However, yours resembles the "Adelaide" shape. Pity the seller didn't take a photo of the mark. This is an earlier production than yours, I think. https://www.cotswold-antiques.com/product/coalport-adelaide-finely-decorated-cup-saucer-ca1831/

 

Not my cup. Are you referring to the OPs? Nice link. I do really like John Rose stuff.

 

Yes, the OP's. My bad!

 

Someone’s just posted a marked Coalport set on one of my Facebook groups with exactly that snowflake. Calling it batwing 2665.

 

Ah, batwing -- another term that has slipped through the holey net that is my aging brain!

 

I found a couple of green batwing cups and saucers a few years ago. Different sort of shape however. I never did fathom what part of the set 'batwing' actually referred to. Now I see it

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225818375944