Martin I do want to ask if yours get the little dark spots before turning dark black? I was concerned that it might be an insect bite 

Thanks

Found an older post which shows leaf shape.

Negrone
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Negronne. —Size medium to below, 2 by 1 3/4 inches, pyriform, tapering
with a distinct, slender, variable neck. Stalk distinct, long: stalk and part of
neck bent over and rising in a curve upward, where the fig hangs down.
Ribs few, distinct, disappearing on apex, which is rounded; eye small, closed;
scales few, large; small iris. Skin smooth, except for the ribs; color deep
violet-black; pulp fine, dense, with small seed: meat violet-white, pulp brownish
red to amber with violet flush: inner scales ocher yellow. Tree a strong
grower. Leaves long, about 9 by 6 inches, very deeply lobed, the middle lobe
being much the longest: three deep large lobes and two shorter ones near the
base of the leaf. Under side rough. A very good little fig. It is not identical
with the Violette de Bordeaux, as suggested by Barron. This latter fig has
small leaves, otherwise the fruit is very similar.

 

Violette de Bordeaux.—Small. 2 inches long by 1 1/2 inch, pyriform. tapering- no
distinct neck, but with long stalk, which is bent over. A few shallow ribs,
especially distinct on neck above cheeks; eye very small, closed: scales yellow;
skin rugose, slightly downy, of a violet-black color, with a distinct and fine

blue bloom, confined to the neck, ending sharply halfway to the equatorial.
Pulp fine, dense, brownish salmon; meat violet-white not rich: leaves trom 5
to 7 inches long, 3 deep, narrow lobes outside of spurs. Very similar to
Negrone, but has smaller leaves.