Woman Figurine with red marking??

I was hoping someone might be able to identify the mark on the bottom???

(sorry bt I don't know what all the voting is at the bottom)

 

That is just something to be ignored. Very few people use it.

 

On the bottom of what? Having the context for the red anchor will help us help you. Show us the whole thing, please.

 

I am trying to figre out how to post the other pictures. I'm sure there's a way to post them all at the same time but I can't figure it out.

They are all posted in the Gallery (Porcelain) but I was told to post them here. I'm trying....

 

Maybe this will help:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

 

Ah found her, she's lovely!

 

Agreed quite lovely!

 

She certainly is.

 

Perhaps Cozzi?

http://www.porcelainbiz.com/porcelain/cozzisaucer2.htm

 

I wonder if she's Luigi Fabris. I found at least one like her described as such but didn't show the mark. His mark is a red anchor but I don't know why the rest of the mark wouldn't be on this figure.
example of mark



other figurine but not showing the mark

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/early-luigi-fabris-porcelain-seated-1875543791

 

This figurine has all the earmarks of having being produced in the studio of Luigi Fabris of Milan. I believe that this is an early example dating to the early 1920’s.

 

She is lovely!

 

Lovely!

Well done on the ID, SIS and Walter. @nutzatwerk I think you have your answer!

 

She reminds me of Virginia Woolf!

 

I think that both figurines are "pretty," in both physical features and dress/costume,
but why oh why are they both sitting so very splay-legged (look at the wide-set feet on the floor)?

Rather reminds me of the old saying "You can dress her up, but you can't take her out."

 

YourTurn, it's not a good enough excuse, but both of them seem to have their legs crossed...

 

yes they do......prim and proper.....

 

Oh, heavens, Komo! Crossing one's legs like that is NEVER "proper"! Crossing them at all is questionable, but if one MUST, then both legs must remain touching from the knee down!

 

Wow...do I learn a lot around here...!!

Well both are sitting in the same pose, showing bare shoulders and some bosom.......Are they both tarts then ???

 

I was taught in etiquette class to cross my legs at the ankles when seated. Maybe that's just Dutch etiquette.