Featured Hi Would like some help with this Sevres please

Hello Dear members
I'm new on this site and I would like to have your opinion and expertise with this beautiful small bowl or dish.
I did found it last week in a charity shop and I really loved it.
The colors and design are brilliant.
I tried everything to see if I could find similar pieces with the same Mark or pattern but I couldn't find anything.
Just wondering if any one could help me identify it.
Unsure if this is a genuine original or another Sevres fake.
Thank you in advance for your input.

 

It's a tea "bowl", aka an old-style saucer for a teacup. Sure looks like one anyway. The mark wants to be Sevres but I have a hunch it's one of the clones. Someone who actually knows porcelain will be along sooner or later.

 

Thank you for your input, yes I do have the same feeling that it's a fake, looks too newish to be original.

 

I will lean towards genuine.

Can you try taking an in focus close up of the decoration? Genuine Sevres has such detailed and perfect artwork i find its the best way to tell genuine from fake.

The little hole in the foot rim is a good sign. Thats where it would have been hung from to dry, though i think they are normally filled in.

 

Thank you for your response, unfortunately it's hard to upload good photos due to size.
Hope this one helps a bit more.

 

@Jorge Cardona, when posting photographs, you'll want to remember to click on Full Imagine instead of Thumbnail so your photographs are easier for everyone to see. And, not to worry, all new members do the exact same thing in their first post.

Debora

 

Hello, @Jorge Cardona , and welcome to Antiquers!

This section of the forum is for "Support and Testing" of this site, technologically. Your thread might be best posted in the Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain section here.

I am going to tag the moderators and see if somebody can move the thread there, as you might get some more replies.
@daveydempsey @Bookahtoo @i need help , could somebody move this thread?

 

Thank you -- Now I hope somebody who knows about such things can give more information and comments.

 

Hello @Jorge Cardona & welcome to the forum!!

Hopefully, @Ratsy Brown will come back to see the close-up photo.

 

I am more doubtful now.

Sevres typically has the finest paintwork, not a brushstroke out of place.

The gilding over this blue just looks too poor for Sevres.