Covered Vase

Mandy Faram, Wedgwood

About 2000

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Round green jasper medallion with white relief of Cupid sharpening his arrows Cupid also known as Eros or Amor, The god of Love, he is often seen portrayed with a bow and arrows in order to strike with his 'cupid's darts.
Statuette.
Footed creamer of earthenware covered with a thick, opaque black glaze, with scroll handle and beak spout, the pear-shaped body covered with an applied pattern of leafage and berry decoration, with traces of gilding.
Heavy thistle-shaped vase that tapers inward to a cylindrical base. The vase's exterior base was first glazed a mustard/khaki color that is mostly covered by brushes of dark and light brown glaze, most prominent around the center of the vase. There are splotchy areas of brown o nthe upper half the vase. Around the vase's lip and its base are rings of brown glaze. The exterior has impressed, horizontal lines around the vase's form, irregular in both size and placement on the form. The vase's interior and lip are glazed dark green, with a dripping glaze in the interior.