Hand Painted Plate w incised mark. Numbered 90/20. Can you make it out?

Hoping someone can decipher the marks on the bottom of this stoneware plate. One mark is an incised/impressed jug/vase with what looks to be a candle inside (perhaps a stick figure of a person). The other impressed mark is oval - looks a bit like an artist's palette. It is numbered 90/20. The bottom is rough in texture while the top is smooth.

Any help is much appreciated.

TIA
Kathy

 

It looks so familiar. With it saying Ges Gesch (roughly means trademark) I think Germany or Austria are places to look. It sort of looks like your bottom mark says Handmade _ _ Austria but hard to tell for sure.

It looks surprisingly like a Marzi and Remy mark (which I think is supposed to be a potter's wheel) but I don't know that it is.
http://www.steinmarks.co.uk/pages/pv.asp?p=stein164

 

I do see the word "handmade" but can't make out what follows. As soon as I saw the painted design I thought of Austria or Bavaria, though.

 

I think West German. I also think it's Dumler and Breiden. BWDIK!

 

It's Stoob, like this: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-stoob-pottery-austria-rosemal-1863669643

 

I saw the word in the center of the oval ends with B. Thanks for solving the riddle. Although not my item, I was wondering!

 

I can see two Os before the B and the straight perpendicular line part of a T before the Os.