Help identifying makers mark

[weboys10]

I picked up a porcelain tureen & centerpiece.  At first I thought it was Capodimonte but can't find a makers mark that matches theirs.  Does anyone have any ideas on who the maker is?  

[sathya7]

They are Capodimonte...

http://appletreedeals.com/capodimonte-italian-porcelain-2/capodimonte-porcelain-history-makers-marks...

this is a good site. Good luck!

[wilsonhepple]

No, they are not original antique Capodimonte pieces.

They are clearly knock-offs, with a fake maker's mark.

[sathya7]

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@wilsonhepple wrote:

No, they are not original antique Capodimonte pieces.

They are clearly knock-offs, with a fake maker's mark.

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Was waiting for you !  In the interest of learning where would they have been made? And is it worth faking Capodimonte? I only learned about this style a couple of days ago. 

[weboys10]

What makes them stand out to you as knock-offs?  There were old grease marks that had settled in under the glaze - something I've come to associate with age & use (whether correctly or incorretly assumed, I don't know for certain) - so I thought they were old, although this is never a guarantee of authenticity.  What do you look for when you say they are obvious knock-offs, aside from the marker's mark?