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MEISSEN, Marcolini Period (1774–1814), early 19th century A lidded teapot in polychrome and gold porcelain resting on a molded base with scroll-patterned panels; the body is depicted as a bearded man wearing a helmet that serves as the lid, and the handle is formed by two nude men, one of whom is wrapping his arms around the man’s neck. The spout is shaped like a dolphin’s head. Polychrome decoration featuring bouquets of flowers on each side. Marked: crossed swords in blue with a star, and an incised mark 2181. H 17 x W 17 x D 11 cm The lid has been restored, and there is a chip on the foot Appraisal by Aline Josserand
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