Book: Fennimore, Donald L. & Halfpenny, Patricia A. 2000 The Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens at Winterthur.
• Published: fig. 93, pp. 170-171Book: Selections from the Campbell Museum Collection (multiple editions).
• Published: 1969, no. 67; 1972, no.121; 1976, no. 121; 1978, no. 129; 1983, no. 8Article: Beem, Barbara. 11/02/2021 Majestic tureens welcomed soup to the table. Antique Week. 1, 23.
• Published: p. 1Article: Graham, John M. 12//1969 The American Connoisseur: Rare Ceramics in the New Campbell Museum at Camden, New Jersey. Connoisseur. 172 (694): 285-93.
• Published: p. 290, no. 10Book: Scavizzi, Giuseppe. 1970 Maiolica, Delft and Faience.
• Tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica) cabbage tureen and stand: p. 97, no. 44, painted in naturalistic colors (green, yellow) Strasbourg, 18th century.Book: Maternati-Baldouy, Danielle. 1997 Faience et Porcelaine de Marseille XVIIe - XVIIIe Siecles.
• Faience cabbage tureen, naturalistically painted: pp. 98-99, no. 104, Fauchier factory, Marseille, 1750-1800Web Site: National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne, Australia). Cabbage tureen. National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne, Australia) 2021 https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/100180/
• Faience cabbage tureen, naturalistically painted: Paul Hannong Factory, Strasbourg, Alsace, France, c. 1754-62