Dresser Scarf or Antimacassar

United States

Late 19th century

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Tall creamware "Liverpool" jug of iconic shape decorated in purple-pink lustre and gold with on one side the image of former NFL player and Nike spokesman Colin Kaepernick taking a knee against institutional racism and on the other the Nike trademark swoosh and the word EQUALITY, under the spout the printed image of a kneeling enslaved woman in reference to Wedgwood's 1787 abolitionist medallion, surrounding this image are cries for liberty in both English and Arabic and justice in both English and Hebrew, printed and encircling the interior of the rim is the text of the 1st amendment, the ear-shaped handle decorated with the word AMERICA.
String quilt
Wine goblet with bowl of reddish-pink glass that fades toward the stem, with slight fluting and a series of black dots that become more elongated as they near the stem, the stem green-blue and the round foot of clear glass, the overall effect resembles a watermelon.
Large, semi-square block of clear polished glass with rectangular sections of blue and red glass along two edges opposite a jagged corner, which serves as the base of the piece.