Dresden Type Saucer - Impressed Mark

Great quality saucer this, lovely hand painted decoration. Probably not 20th century but can't rule it out. Impressed mark is difficult to make out so I have included a badly drawn sketch of it as well.

Thanks

Roy

are the flowers handpainted or printed?

looks Meissen in style, possibly Dresden..

The flowers are hand painted and of very high quality.

if you could take a photo of the mark then that would be great, try doing it outside during the day with the flash off.

could be Meissen I suppose but you would need to have more of the set if selling is your objective

I have already posted a photo of the mark, taken in daylight with no flash lol. It's in the bottom right part of the photo. Not a Meissen mark that I recognise.

sorry for being a little insulting lol, some people don't know...

the plate you have looks to be very similar to Dresden

type Dresden schumann into google

I wonder if the mark is crossed keys, rather than crossed swords.

Swansea porcelain has a crossed trident mark. Might be worth asking the Nantgarw Chinaworks museum

http://nantgarwchinaworksmuseum.co.uk/

Looks very British to me, suspect the impressed mark could be a date code rather than a markers mark, so could be Minton.

All good shouts, will be looking into them later. I agree with the British look to it, originally thought Dresden but more I look at it the more British I feel it is. Also bought from a car boot stall along with a few pieces of Rockingham dating to around 1830. The lovely couple also gave me a 17th century chinese ginger jar for free as it had been broken and glued back together, they were going to throw it out.

Also no need to apologise Carlos, was wondering if you were having trouble seeing the pictures properly.