Bulldog

Modeled by Ernest Light, Wedgwood

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Head in profile left in decorative cast-iron frame.
Oval tri-color jasper (blue, green, and white) medallion with white relief profile portrait of Mozard (Mozart?), with blue self-frame
Oval dark blue jasper plaque with white relief of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche. The subject was originally taken from a Renaissance gem, a sardonyx, then in the Marlborough collection and now in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. There are three known versions of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche all taken from the original Marlborough gem.
One of a set of four large figures of soft-paste porcelain representing the "Four Quarters of the Globe," each depicted as a chubby child dressed in a costume deemed appropriate to his or her region and associated with symbols of the different continents. Europe: the figure of a female child wearing a white tunic decorated with flowers and cinched together with a yellow ribbon, over her shoulders she wears draped a yellow and red cloak, at her feet are symbols of the arts, sciences, and religion such as paintbrushes and a painter's palette, sheet music, books, and a bishop's miter scattered amongst flowers, in her right had she holds an orb, her left hand raised and outstretched, on her head a crown.