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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Small asparagus shell of white soft-paste porcelain with low vertical, scalloped sides that taper towards one end, open at both ends to allow bundles of asparagus spears to be contained inside, the interior printed sideways in underglaze blue in the "Fisherman" or "Pleasure Boat" pattern, above and below the printed scene and on the interior and exterior sides a border of small blue square elements with a white dot in the middle above a repeating C-scroll and dot pattern.
Vase, David Puxley, Wedgwood, glazed stoneware
Tall, urn-shaped vase of white stoneware covered with a green variegated glaze and resting on a small, square white stoneware plinth with diaper pattern around, the round foot with overlapping leaves and band of beading at the joint, the lower body with a band of stiff leaf motifs, with a wavescroll pattern below the shoulder and two long curved handles, the elongated neck likewise with band of stiff leaf motifs and beading, the cover with band of leaves and mushroom finial.
Cover to a dish or bowl of white jasper with dark blue jasper dip and white relief decoration, the cover domed and missing its finial, around the sides are six small relief scenes between decorative elements of leaves and anthemion motifs, the scenes include "The Muses Watering Pegasus," "Bellerophon Watering Pegasus," "Priam begging Achilles for the Body of Hector," "Sacrifice to Aesculapius," a group with a cage, and "Aurora."