Bust three-quarters left in uniform with medals.

Friedrich II, Duke of Anhalt (1856-1918; 1904 Duke), German General and Composer

Probably Mägdesprung foundry

About 1910

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Staffordshire transfer-printed salt-glazed stoneware scalloped plate, printed in red with a fable subject "The Lion, the Fox, and the Wolf" within a diaper and cartouche molded border and brown-edged rim
Bust in profile right.
Small oval cast-iron jewelry fragment with a pierced and beaded frame, the central medallion with the figure of a winged cherub standing at an altar.
Oval dark blue jasper plaque with white relief of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche. The subject was originally taken from a Renaissance gem, a sardonyx, then in the Marlborough collection and now in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. There are three known versions of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche all taken from the original Marlborough gem.