Egg Separator

Possibly Leeds Pottery

About 1775

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Ewer of solid white jasper with black jasper dip and applied white jasper relief decoration, on square plinth decorated with white anthemion motifs, the round foot likewise with anthemion motifs, the stem with a band of beading and the lower body with lotus motifs, the main body with the applied figures of the nine Muses below a band of stylized anthemion motifs, above that a frieze of five small relief scenes in oval reserves, with beading around the neck, ruffled spout and snake handle.
The Siblings, Possibly Eisenhüttenwerk Eisenberg, cast iron
Large, heavy cast-iron covered tureen resting on an oval foot with short, beaded stem, the oval tureen in squat urn form with raised foliage on the bottom and a band of stylized floral motifs around the midsection, with a handle on either side in the form of two connected sea creatures with open mouths and split, scrolling tails, the domed cover with a band of acanthus leaves and pinecone knob.
Simple vase, Keith Murrary shape 4216, of cream-colored body, covered with a celadon green slip. Four series of closely-spaced, parallel, engine-turned lines encircle the body to reveal the lighter body beneath the slip. The interior of the vase and flared pedestal are cream-colored.