Featured Not my cup of tea but I couldn't resist this lot. Can anyone help with a mark

These pieces of Capodimonte and Dresden porcelain turned up at my local auction today and although I don't particularly like them, I could see a profit in them and can appreciate that they are extremely finely made. I'm selling them on eBay but there is one figurine for which I can't identify the mark. It doesn't seem to be in my Rontgen unless I am looking in the wrong place.It's a mid to late twentieth century piece.

Has anyone seen this mark before?

All the best

John

 

No idea, but she has all of her fingers; that never happens when I find these figurines. I've sold one or two of these ladies, but only locally.

 

I spy a couple by Giuseppe Cappe.

Don't know that mark off the top of my head. Will do some checking for you!

 

I looked through my Kovels Mark Book. There are a couple marks using the same style crown used by Hutschenreuther. No exact match, but the only crowns showing the same style/shape were Hutschenreuther.

 

This is what I meant by same Style of crown.

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I found a couple of other figurines with the same mark. Listed as "unknown maker".

 

Double the pleasure...

4th mark down...

https://www.antik-forum.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=35869&highlight=Kahla+Markenfarbe&page=9

 

On an added note: what a wonderful wealth of information on marks, on the link I posted. Been browsing it and finding it very informative, even though I don't read the language. just saying.....

 

Thanks so much

excellent

John

 

Yes there are several Cappi . All figures were in one auction lot! I listed them all on eBay last night to take advantage of a £1 final fee offer.

 

Ditto, as it says on the antik-forum under the picture posted by Marco.

 

see the note below the picture

Unbekannt in Dresdenin Deutschland in Zeitraum bis heute means Unknown in Dresden In Germany until today