Rose miracle of St. Elisabeth, Scheibe-Alsbach, Thuringia, mark 1905-1972, depiction of the rose miracle. Landgrave Ludwig of Thuringia on horseback, Elisabeth in front of him with a basket of roses. Saint Elizabeth was on her way to the sick and poor with a gift basket, and her husband, who was concerned about his wife's personal contacts with the sick and therefore refused to tolerate visits to the sick, asked about the contents of the basket. In order not to worry him, Elisabeth used a white lie and replied that there were no gifts, they were roses. When her husband threw back the cover of the basket, it was actually roses. Since then he has allowed his wife's visits to the poor and sick. Porcelain group, partly gold-painted, on the base model number 19743, h. 25 cm See More