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Buff-colored, sculptural teapot of glazed porcelain with a spout that looks like a thumb and a cover that features an elephant head atop a seated human body, the teapot body with on one side an elephant in relief within a reserve highlighted in gold, the body also decorated with a transfer-printed frieze under the spout and skeleton figures and other motifs around it, with a banner under the spout that reads TUSKER.
Black jasper button with white relief portraits of four martyred presidents (Lincoln, Kennedy, Grafield and McKinley) with signature facsimiles beneath each. Made by Marie La Barre Bennett. Marie created studio art pottery between 1953 and her death in 1969 after which all of her moulds were destroyed.
Wood walking cane with green jasper handle with white relief decoration
Small oval cast-iron jewelry fragment with a pierced and beaded frame, the central medallion with the figure of a winged cherub standing at an altar.