Covered Jar

Designed by David Puxley, Wedgwood

About 1967

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Ocatagonal dark blue jasper perfume bottle with white relief of Poor Maria on one side, and The Bourbonnais Shepherd on the other
Small bowl of white jasper with light green dip and applied white jasper relief decoration, the lower body engine turned revealing green and white stripes, the upper body decorated with figures from the Domestic Employment series, the interior left white.
Teapot of buff-colored caneware with applied dark gray-green stoneware relief decoration in the Darwin pattern, the main body with a design of vertical fern fronds, alternating larger and smaller, and whorls of the marsh plant mare's tail, around the shoulder the stem of the same plant, the conforming cover with similar decoration and button finial, the loop handle and straight spout likewise decorated with applied fern fronds and mare's tail whorls, with glazed interior.
Plain creamware fruit basket and stand, both with a molded basket weave design in the well, the basket with open woven sides and a double woven band entwining the edge, the stand with pierced rim.