Large Figurine with hand painted mark, help requested for identification!

I need help identifying the origin of this large Royal Doulton sized figurine. It is well made and hand decorated. The mark looks possibly German?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

Hi! I can't claim anything in particular about the mark or the figurine, but here is a link to the board discussion about two crossed arrows mark, maybe it will help you narrow your search:
https://www.artifactcollectors.com/what-company-used-two-crossed-arrows-as-a-symbol-463644.html
From my experience, I also would look for the details of paintings, as a facial features for example - eyes and lips, and overall accuracy of brush strokes. The contours of lines, how paint is laid, and paint colors sometimes could tell a story or give a hint (not all the time so).

A similar type of mark was used by a factory in Paris that began in the 1820s but continued into the 20th century and became "Porcelaine de Paris" in 1948. Might be worth investigating that route?

Thanks, I've had a quick look at a figure by them and the lips on their figure are identical to the lips on mine! The mark looks the same too. I think you're spot on with Porcelaine de Paris. Well Done!