Scenic Platter

This is a superb scenic platter made by Niderviller around 1780. It is hand painted with a large scene in the center including three people, some buildings / ruins with greenery in a landscape surrounding. The rim has four nice bugs / butterflies painted on it and there is a gold trim to the nidecly shaped edge. The platter is marked with their interlaced CC mark with another mark above it (like a decrepid crown) but what makes this piece very unusual is that there seems to be an actual signature incised underneath by the foot ring. I have never come across anything like it from this maker. Sadly I cannot quite make it out but it looks to be Jacob Chrising - I am fairly confident in the first name but the last I have a tough time reading. The piece is 1.375 inches tall, 12.75 inches wide and 9.25 inches deep. The piece is in amazing condition with just a few tiny firing marks but no wear or chips, etc. Even the painting seems to be extra nice for this maker. Please email me for more information or other pictures.