Antique Teacup

Found an interesting teacup. Its made from soft paste porcelain hand painted gold detailing. The only similar handle type I can find is on a Popov teacup (or so the photo claims to be of https://www.arkrestoration.net/project/russian-porcelain-popov-factory/) but it is unmarked. Any further information would be appreciated!

 

Are there any incised marks on your cup?

I am finding various cups with that type of handle although the shape of the cup varies as does the impressed circle part of the handle.
Time period seems to be consistent - early to mid 1800s

Attributed to Germany, France, KPM, as well as the Russian one you showed.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-19thC-...Tasse-Scene-/111737401408?hash=item1a04117040

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Dag...-Old-France-/111737967427?hash=item1a041a1343

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Fre...rance-Tasse-/111737967432?hash=item1a041a1348

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-KPM...ELLENT-COND-/262001898738?hash=item3d0087b4f2

 

No incised marks unfortunately. Its a shame there is no saucer with it, sometimes that would give a little more detail. What did you search for to find so many examples with that style handle? Seems to be a popular design all across Europe for that time period. Its funny I find the base of the KMP/Schlaggenwald ones seems the closest but the Dagoty one has the shape and gilding.

 

Hello -
I went to the site you provided. Used Popov porcelain cup as a search through images. Ended up on the ebay page with all of them listed there.
I was thinking the Schlaggenwald too that's why I asked if there were any incised marks.

 

Unfortunately thats the only Schlaggenwald teacup of that style I can find.