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Half-round body with high-pulled leaf volute handles. On the curved lid, a fully plastic knob in the shape of a deer hide with an emerging deer head. Body and lid surrounded by a dense fond of plastic-applied, individually bossed snowball blossoms. On both sides of the wall, relief-plastic rocaille cartouches with Russian coat of arms. Crowned double eagle with scepter and imperial orb as well as coat of arms shield, on which the holy George appears as a dragon slayer. Surrounding laurel leaf border. Polychrome painting with gold staffage. Model no. G 38. Unidentified restoration; sword mark. Body diameter 32 cm, height 38 cm. In the 19th century, the fascination for snowball decoration revived, which is why a series of models were faithfully reproduced with improved glaze and color recipe. A large lidded porcelain tureen with hunting decor and Russian coat of arms. Insignificantly restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Around 1935-1945.