Early Meissen Lidded Tureen with Cornucopia Putto on Presentoir, 1760s, Set of 3

Description

Oval porcelain vessel on a flat stand with slightly bulging walls, with two rocaille handles with asparagus bundles, the slightly … more Oval porcelain vessel on a flat stand with slightly bulging walls, with two rocaille handles with asparagus bundles, the slightly outward-turned opening edge serving as a support for the gently domed lid with a kneeling putto scattering flowers and fruits from his cornucopia. Generous oval presentoir with irregular, wavy edge, raised at the narrow sides for better handling. Decor: Finely painted polychrome bucolic scenes, surrounded by scattered bouquets and flowers, framed by rocaille patterns, irregular border filled with turquoise mosaic painting, gold highlights and gold edges. 3 Parts: Tureen + Lid: Height: 6.69 in Width: 10.62 in Depth: 6.10 in Presentoir: Height: 3.34 in Width: 13.97 in Depth: 9.25 in Manufactory: Meissen, Germany for the présentoir Technique: Hand-crafted porcelain, ceramics, hand-painted, glossy finish Underglaze blue Meissen sword mark with dot 1763-1773 / first quality Condition: Very good overall condition - Hardly any age-related signs of wear This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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