opinion on genuine or fake sevres porcelain trinket dish

any help appreciated to if not sevres any thought on its background and pattern, thanks in advance

 

Hi Morris!

Welcome to Antiquers.........

Please go back to your post, and click Full Image for your photos.

They are pretty small the way they appear now.

 

thankyou

 

think photo enlarged stamp quite faint will get someone with a better camera, thanks

 

WELCOME Morris !!! ... Joy.

 

Hi Joy glad to be part of the community.

 

This is as big as I could make it without blurring it completely:

 

many thanks for support. I got exited with the find believing it was more genuine than not but after research it was unlikely the mark was probably fake as finding one one would be very lucky. I hope it will still be genuine and maybe the pattern ID would help. thanks

 

i made it a little larger

 

Welcome, Morris. I have a book called "Antique Porcelain Boxes, Identification and Value Guide" (Harran) which states the following on pg. 25 regarding Sevres Styles boxes: "It is rare to find an authentic Sevres box in the marketplace today as they are mostly found in museums and private collections. In the mid to late nineteenth century a Sevres style developed in France. Many box were produced by a Limoges or Paris factory and decorated by Paris Studios."

I think the odds are very good that you have one of these Sevres Style boxes. These copies are of value - anywhere from $75 to $200 according to the book - although those prices strike me as a little high in today's market and would depend at least partly on size and decoration. I hope this helps.
Don