Mark ID on cheese dish please

Please does anyone recognise this mark?. Just idle curiosity as don't think it is of any value.
Thankyou

 

Mark? I don't see a mark.

 

Lol. How quick were you!. I edited it to include the mark within about a millisecond

 

I know nothing about it, but it is there!

 

Maybe Schierholz?

 

Well done janetpjohn, that looks like the 1865-1907 mark. Thankyou.
Odd that this mark is so completely differently to their other marks.

 

I'm surprised at what people ask for similar. If it's in good condition, don't dismiss the value.

 

I'd better rescue it out if the junk box I tossed it in then!. No chips or cracks, just a bit of rubbing of the pattern on the base. Good pattern on top. It's only tiny though so I won't hold my breath. I'll list it on eBay and let it find its own value.....or lack of if it's out if fashion. Having said that I can't find another like it online and it's quite elderly so there may be a collector out there.
Would it likely be transfer or hand painted? I'd better give it a better inspection to be accurate.
Any key words to use other than Schierholz?.
If there isn't an update here assume its on a permanent relist cycle!

 

Maybe keep looking for a possible maker. Chris shows a very similar mark (with Austria added) on a page of questionable marks.

https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/resources/misrepresented-groups/austria/index.php

 

More photos might help too. Cheese dishes have been reproduced so much lately...
Don

 

The plot thickens!