There are no crossed swords on the bottom.  However, research found:

While HOMCO (Home Interiors & Gifts) is famous for stamping their porcelain collectibles with the crossed swords mark, a large number of their individual figurines—especially the #1411 Woodland Bunny—left the factory without it.The missing logo usually happens for one of three reasons:Paper Labels Only: Many of these pieces were originally distributed with simple, gold foil paper stickers on the bottom reading "Homco / Made in Taiwan" rather than a permanent ink stamp. Over the decades, these stickers easily peel off during cleaning or handling.Production Variance: The #1411 mold was produced in massive quantities throughout the 1980s. Stamping consistency varied wildly between factory batches, leaving some bases completely blank or only showing a lightly stamped four-digit mold number (1411).