Limoges mark ID

Anyone know the mark in the wreath type leaves?

 

Almost looks like a moss or seaweed.......Contrasted on the left & inverted on the Right, but don't think it helps much!! And where the red arrow is it sort of looks like a tiny eagle, but that's just probably coincidence!



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Something "S" I think. Looks like 2 italic initials.

 

That’s what I was thinking initially as well.

 

Thanks for the image help! It definitely does look like moss or seaweed like on the left. I assume it just coincidentally broke down that way over time. Even with your generous help it’s too far gone for me to make out the letter(s) or symbols. I’m thinking it will take someone that’s seen it before or runs into it in some place I didn’t see.

 

I search JS Limoges, but the mark is not the same.

 

This has the same "Limoges" mark



Limoges Porcelain - About the Brand and Identifing Limoges Marks - Antique-Marks.co.uk

 

That mark, or one very similar is present on many makers boxes unfortunately for me. I’d say it’s on half of the more of the common manufacturers boxes. Thank you!

 

Oops. I didn’t know that.

 

It definitely isn't the wreath with GDA (first pic)in it, however, I did see wreaths with different initials inside them ... Although I am not sure the initial significance so that might not be all that helpful lol
https://www.figurines-sculpture.com...ld-within-a-wheat-wreath-within-a-circle.html
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-limoges-trinket-box-wreath-491507243

 

I didn’t either until I recently acquired a ton of Limoges and started seeing it repeated on them and in reference material.

 

Thanks for the links/photos. It may just be artists initials in which case it wouldn’t be super helpful probably. If it’s a company mark that could be more helpful. Since it’s probably not one of the more known makers it would probably not make a big price difference but I just like to know. Most times I decline to do my due research diligence I feel like things sell as soon as I put them up and I have sellers remorse. It may just be that I price them at a good price for the market and that’s why they sell quick rather than trying to get every penny via an often slow sale after adequate research. Who knows