Bust in profile right wearing three-strand pearl necklace with cross pendant, earrings, diadem, and ermine mantle. Elisabeth Ludovica was the daughter of King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, 1823 married Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia.

Elisabeth Ludovica, Crown Princess of Prussia (1801-1873), wife of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia

After a model by Leonhard Posch, Royal Prussian Iron Foundries

1824/25

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Small enameled copper box, rectangular, with dark blue ground and gold highlights with reserves on the sides containing small floral sprays, the lid painted in a reserve with the scene of a man and woman with a sheep in wooded landscape, the box inscribed on the inside with the French "Vous Appas armes mes Bras."
Plate, Queen's shape, Williamsburg Husk pattern in magenta
Small, slender, heavily engraved silver sugar tongs the arms straight and decorated with bright cut engraving in a repeating pattern of floral and leafy motifs, the pointed wells with cross hatching, with an oval reserve designed for a monogram (left empty) between cross hatching and leafy elements.
A vase with a bottle-like form. It is heavy and primarily black in color. The upper part o fthe vase has interspersed thin, red, and horizontal lines. The lower half of the vase features a dripping glaze on top of a mix of black bands, dark red, moss green, and white specks.There are some imperfections and air bubbled along the body of the vase. The vase's exterior lip is ringed in dark red and the interior of the vase's lip is ringed with dark green. The vase's interior is unglazed.