Unknown Maker's Mark on Sugar Shaker

Hope someone can help identify this. I have attached photos of the sugar shaker and the marks on the bottom.

Try as I have, the only clue so far is a similar style of sugar shaker that was originally made by Doulton with the "Gallant Fishers" pattern (does D C imply "Doulton Company" as it used to be ???), but the wreath with centre extension presents issues with that - which is more like the style of the Prussian R & S marks. The mark is also in gold, and the writing very hard to decypher. Does anyone recognise this mark?

There is an example of the "Gallant Fishers" Sugar Shaker on ebay - just put item 255922257863 into the search (sorry, I can't put in link for 7 days as a new member!)

Thanks anyone!

I'm guessing underneath the wreath it might say "made in Czechoslovakia".
They made lots of these decorative wares in the 1920s and 30s.
The Fittings i assume are EPNS and would probably made and fitted in the UK.

denbydump wrote:I'm guessing underneath the wreath it might say "made in Czechoslovakia".
They made lots of these decorative wares in the 1920s and 30s.
The Fittings i assume are EPNS and would probably made and fitted in the UK.

Thanks - now checking czech pottery marks, wreaths, bird patterns and sugar shakers! No luck yet... The silver top is indeed marked EPNS around the rim (no marking identified on the top).

I've tried to refine the pottery mark a bit...