Featured Porcelain figurine - Nymphenburg?

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    moreotherstuff Izorizent

    The figurine is 6 3/4" high. The little guy has tiny wings at his hat and ankles. Cupid? Cherub? The mark is tiny, impressed, and partial. Nymphenburg? Any idea when?

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    No, I hadn't seen that. I was only going on Rontgen. That's interesting because Rontgen suggests that the impressed marks are old and the under glaze printed marks are newer, but that piece shows both. It is encouraging. Thanks.
     
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