Cup

Worcester Porcelain Manufactory

About 1755 - 1783

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Pair of hollow, oval, caneware conceits in the form of iced cakes with white jasper applied elements to indicate the frosting, the sides in the form of lady fingers arranged vertically around the body and supporting a tiered top, the top layer decorated with a band of stiff leaf motifs and in the center an applied element comprised of musical instruments within a border of crossed laurel branches.
Wedgwood floral bone china brooch with one large white and pink flower on black leaves mounted with a metal pin
Small porcelain stirrup cup in the form of a fox's head with alert ears and green eyes, wearing a gold-banded collar with the words TALLY-HO written on it.
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.