Is this 18th cent. Limbach porcelain?

I can't tell. If the mark is good, I suppose it is 18th C. According to Rontgen the mark for this factory was changed to a cloverleaf in the 1780s. Knowing when various colors were introduced is an important part of dating porcelain, but it's not information I have.

 

I know very little about Porcelain, but what a LOVELY sweet piece!! What about gently soaking that bit of felt off the bottom edges? Sometimes there is writing along those edges..........but see if @moreotherstuff or others object to my suggestion first....I wouldn't want you to do anything negative to the piece!!

 

I doubt it will make difference.

Probably called "The Music Lesson" and based on a painting by Francoise Boucher. Might even be taken from other porcelain renditions:

Chelsea:


Vincennes:


Seems to me we've seen this compostion on these boards previously.

 

interesting where the young ladies arm and hand , end up !

those naughty Victorians,,,,,,!