I need help identifying this Bavarian Mark

My mother-in-law received a tea set from a neighbor many years ago. The neighbor has brought it over from Europe during WWII.(She was a war bride). We have not be able to identify the mark. It looks very similar to the Gebruder Winterling mark (Roslau Bavaria) used from 1907-1945 but that marking has a small R under the the crown/betweel the branches.I assume identifying Roslau. Can anyone provide any information. Thank you!

 

we need pics of some of the sets designs..

 

Here is a similar mark with the initials pm in it

https://www.kovels.com/kovels-komments/readers-qa-questions-on-marks/pm-bavaria-mark.html

 

Ps I think you are right with the winterling train of thought. I can't see any other pottery having a mark so similar.

 

Hi @Carm2020, and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS! It would be MOST HELPFUL if we could see some of the tea set...tea pot, cup, saucer? Much information can be gleaned from patterns!! Thank you so much!!

 

Here are a couple of pictures that I have.

 

When posting images, hitting the FULL IMAGE wording, is ALWAYS best....for everyone's eyes!!! Thanks for posting them!! Hopefully others will be along to help now!!




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@Carm2020, I just did a quick-ish search on Replacements.com......would this be your pattern?? Although they say 'not currently in stock'.........might be a start.......

https://www.replacements.com/china-winterling-bavaria-wig691/c/234903