Featured German or French Sword Mark on Vase?

Thanks for looking.. One of a pair about 10" high. Many comps found with different marks and origns. Some say Kalk or French dating from early 20th century to late 20th.

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They do not show the mark, but thay call it Porcelain de Paris ...
https://www.68-art.com/en/lot/11219...resting-on-four-caryatid-heads-green?search=&

worth a look ...
https://www.google.com/search?q=por...sgcDMC4xuAd3wgcDMi0xyAcG&sclient=gws-wiz-serp

 

Ya, I saw that one too.

or a mark closer, but not same vase, same gilt and green.

 

Google lens says Kalk Eisenberg, but I dunno. Here is Chris' info: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/eisenberg-02/

Looking at images of their wares, I don't think so. Porcelain de Paris is likely.

 

Directly opposite the mark on the base looks like something was written in red. Anything identifiable?

 

Red marks I tried could not make any sense of them.

 

Please supply a clear photo for us.

 

I posted a similar item a while ago. I think they are arrows rather than swords. Maybe the arrow heads fell off.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/strawflower-jug-with-arrows-mark.81667/#post-9578984

 

Looks like 'made in blah'
Can't make out the second line. Last line looks like Chicago but can't see how that ties in.

 

Maybe an import company mark?

 

I see the first line as Made In France.

 

I cannot fit one of these stores into the second line ...
https://www.lstoptours.com/blog/the-great-department-stores-of-state-street

 

Yeah I managed to contrive France out of it too. Apart from the first letter.