which porcelain/china is my grandmothers tea-set

[eva]

Dear experts
I'm new to this, so i hope i use the right words en post it the right way, but I need your help.
i'm from the Netherlands and my grandma left me this teaset, only without sugarbowl (i only have the lid)
I can't find anything about the type of porcelain, let alone another piece.

It's bavaria (germany): see the mark
it's probably from 1950> (as the mark tells me)
it looks like winterling (i found a sugar bowl with the right picture on it, only the rest didn't match (it had more golden details), that's why i looked at all porcelain at http://www.replacements.com/china/WIG.htm (seriously: i saw them all.....)
it also looks a bit like Mitterteich, but I can't find the same flowers on it.
It took me allready so much time to find out my self....that i really want/ need your help.
America is maybe a bit far, but i couldnt find good fora here (or maybe you'll had some good suggestions)

i hope someone can help me, or can set me on a good/right track!

[bigwull]

Here is the mark here, as you have said its 1950 onwards

http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/bavaria/kirchenlamitz_1/00.php

[eva]

thanks bigwull, but it can also be http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/bavaria/marktleuthen_1/00.php
.....  the mark doesnt say/mean enough because they dindnt put the factory beneath it....
(i hope this doent sound rude....i don't mean it that way....)

[bigwull]

Your mark has No Marktleuthen...ther efore it would indicate that your porcelain is pre-1950...the Winterling & Marktleuthen in green is 1970 and in black is post 1950....so it is safe to assume that your pieces are pre-

[eva]

Thanks! i will continue the new focus on kirchenlamitz!!

[KC]

Okay....if you check back here....many times this pattern is called the Queen's Rose.

[eva]

Thank you KC, it is indeed so much alike!
i'm continuing my search: thank you for the hint!!