Is this copenhagen? - Enesco, Taiwan

i doubt it is RC, they always have three lines , i have neer seen only 2 lines.
http://www.jamiri.dk/Royal-Copenhagen-mark.htm

Thanks for the replies
It is a puzzle The workmanship is of a high standard as is the glazing The stamp is so close to copenhagen I would have thought they woudnt be very happy with another company using it
BUT the top single wave is the puzzle
I cant find another company that uses waves like this
It would be nice if it was a test piece
Or is there another company lurking out there ??

Does it look new or old - can't tell from the photos but would expect a lot of base marks on the base if it's MCM or even late C19th - looks very shiny and new from the top photo?

I would say newish looking but Ive been caught out before
Does anyone know of a mark even similar to copenhagen ?

As a rule and generally speaking, all high quality and expensive brands have their own copies ( fakes ) , like Meissen porcelain or Royal Vienna have for example. Those two swords / beehive had been imitated in so many ways. In my opinion, there is a high chance for Royal Copenhagen to be forged.

It is possably a fake but as this is only 5 inches long it seems a whole lot of effort to fake for such a small return

I've found the mark , what a luck !

https://www.ebay.com/itm/255864043547?hash=item3b92af781b:g:0xsAAOSw3jRjjmsy

This is another figurine with the same mark

My last post I must have forgotten to send
Thank you all
I have (beleive it or not ) just found it is manufactured by seagull porcelaine
The mark represents a seagull flying over waves and distributed by Enesco

fuzzyedges wrote:I would say newish looking but Ive been caught out before
Does anyone know of a mark even similar to copenhagen ?

This is NOT Royal Copenhagen. I am sure it is 1 of the German company.

malcom the seagull mark above has been identified as a taiwan company see above