"N" - Heilsberg Germany Maker's Mark?

Can anyone help me identify the porcelain plate (Napoleon) and maker's mark (Heilsberg Germany)..? Thank You in Advance

 

I don't know but here's what I'm thinking. I think it says Combat de Heilsberg so I think that is the title of the scene. I think the crown N is to represent Napoleon.

Apparently Sevres did use a crown N mark for Napoleon however it is a bit different. I'm thinking that since Sevres is highly copied, yours may be a Sevres style piece.

I don't base that on anything I can prove so hopefully someone else has better thoughts.

There are many porcelain companies that used a crown N.

https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/344-sevres-marks

Dore a Sevres gilding mark, N stands for Napoleon, 57 is a date - 1857

 

This is another plate in the series ...
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/porcelain-plate,-battle-scene-3782-c-b304cd786e

The above shows an impressed mark.
Does your have one?

 

Same image on a Capodimonte plate.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-1910-capodimonte-napoleon-1784490173
As far as I can tell, your mark is not a listed Capodimonte mark.

 

This one is interesting ...
https://www.etsy.com/listing/515776206/napoleon-portrait-plate-imperial-crown

 

Thanks for the info!

 

Wow! I think my plate is part of a set with the first plate you posted.. Sure wish Invaluable.com and the others posted selling price! THANKS for the info, Roaring20s!!

 

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