2 Dapper Kitties, Real KPM?

Hello, been awhile but really love this forum. I am very appreciative of all insights. This cute little figurine is kind of a weird one. I tried to look up KPM porcelain and learned quite a bit but was unable to find something similar or match the cross-like symbol below the KPM. Can anyone help?

 

I wouldn't spend too much time on secondary marks. Usually they turn out to be decoration codes, model numbers, decorator and finisher identifiers, etc. Except for a very few companies these associated codes are not documented. As to whether it's genuine KPM or not I don't have enough expertise to say. The KPM mark is not protected so it has been copied.

 

It's a bit hard to make out your mark and I don't know that this is it but might be a direction to look.

From Rontgen's book of marks for Kister.

 

Thank you, more than I could find.