This old KPM figurine, is it a Roman goddess (or god)?

Looks like a youth.

Debora

 

Im wondering if its a 20th cent version. Like this one below that has similar base and flecks of green in the base. But most of these modern ones have a globe mark as well as the sceptre.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/german-kmp-painted-porcelain-pluto-1937764242

 

Seems androgynous at first glance, but when I look at the curves of the belly & thigh outlined by the sheer material of the shift, I have to think KPM intended the figure to be female. They have not given her any of the attributes that would clearly identify a goddess. The boyish look could mean they had Diana/Artemis in mind.

Curious about the figure at the Worthpoint link. Doesn't really have anything specific to Pluto/Hades. With the cornucopia filled with gold coins I could just as easily see it as King Midas. On the other hand, it does have a lot of similarity to this one, clearly labeled Pluto:

https://antiquekpmporcelain.com/ant...ain-figurine-porzellan-figur-figure-god-2.htm

I'm most struck by the difference in posture between the two, the way the heads are carried. Of course, if KPM says it's Popeye the Sailor, that's who it is.

 

I wonder if the mark isn't imitative.

 

Yea I am concerned about the mark for sure.but the one posted by Bronwen seems quite similar and the impressed number 38 also seems similar

 

Does anyone have any more thoughts on the mark itself? Its not matching the marks I see in the data base I subscribe to but that's not the last word.