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Need help identifying this mark

By StDenis, 28 October, 2017
Description

I inherited this tea set from a great-great aunt.  8 pieces tea pot, creamer, sugar 5 cups/saucers. It looks to be porcelain, the photo is a lemoges of"Goddesses in the Garden" by Angelica Kauffman. I need help identifying the makers mark, Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance, Kara

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Bone china
Distinguishing marks
Stamped, gold numbers, mark is closed knight helmet, letter R, single arrow to the left
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
Tea pot with lid 7.5", creamer 4", sugar bowl with lid 4.5", cups 1.5", saucers 4.5"
Date Period
Early 1900
History
Family member received as a wedding gift.
For Sale?
No
Photos
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