
Lot 263 · The Southern Historian’s Collection · Sunday, November 8
Meissen Porcelain Cabbage-Form Covered Tureen with Stand, Marcolini Period
Estimate $1,200–2,500
A rare and splendid Meissen porcelain tureen and stand modeled as a cabbage, bearing marks associated with the Marcolini period (1774–1814). The cabbage is realistically painted in pale green with gilt highlights to the leaf tips; the interior is painted top and bottom with sprays of flowers against white. The tureen rests on a round stand of cabbage leaves enameled dark maroon-red and gold, centered with a circle of delicate floral sprays. Pieces are marked on the underside with crossed swords and a star between the hilts.
| Maker | Meissen |
|---|---|
| Date | 1774–1814 (Marcolini period) |
| Dimensions | Tureen: 6 1/2" H x 6" diameter; Stand: 8 3/4" diameter |
| Condition | Very good; no chips or cracks; paint slightly rubbed to the tureen. |
Bidding is online at LiveAuctioneers, live bidding begins 6pm Central. Pickup in Leeds, Alabama, or shipping can be arranged. Condition notes are a courtesy; please request a condition report or more photos before bidding.
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