An exceptional and rare 19th-century Meissen porcelain lidded tureen with reticulated lid and underplate, exquisitely hand-painted with detailed waterside scenes featuring men fishing and boats along a tranquil riverbank. Each component is adorned with gilded latticework, ornate scrolls, and delicate landscape vignettes, all characteristic of Meissen’s finest work.

The lid is topped with a charming strawberry finial, finely modeled and painted, adding a whimsical yet refined touch. The bowl, lid, and underplate each feature openwork lattice designs and scenic panels.

The bowl and underplate are marked with the Meissen crossed swords, incised "367" (or "e67" )and impressed number "67" on the underside, authenticating their origin.

Origin: Germany
Manufacturer: Meissen
Circa: 19th Century

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Condition:
Excellent antique condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor cosmetic wear consistent with age, especially to the gilding and high points. Displays beautifully.

This is a rare collector’s piece, perfect for display in a fine porcelain collection or as a centerpiece in an elegant interior.