A beautiful figurine, Putties and a sheep - Capodimonte

Dear pottery experts, I hope you can tell us a bit about the Crown + N mark on this figurine we have from our family - The figure shows putties and a sheep with a remarkably long tail. Figurine measures 22 X 17 X 22 in centimetres (L + W + H). The figurine is in good order except for a small nibble at the ear of the sheep (see image 7) - We would be most grateful for any help.

Jesper

PS I have tried to upload images authentic to two camera settings: Natural light. Warm/cold (as seen on the last two images in this post)

It might well be a the Capodimonte Crown with the N mark. Third one down in this link.
https://www.google.com/search?q=n+with+crown+porcelain+mark&sca_esv=567579423&source=hp&ei=zoYNZa7UGtGAhbIPwa6H8AY

On the other hand, given that type of Capodimonte may well be quite valuable. It might be an imitation.

Philpot - and NaomiM, thank you ever so much for your kind help - I have taken an additional photo of the Crown + N mark, as I could see that the initial picture had a line of mirror light going through the mark

Auctionnet.com had one for sale listed as capodimonte early 20c

https://auctionet.com/en/2177799-angels-with-a-sheep-capodimonte-porcelain-group-early-20th-century