Bust in profile left in Prussian general's uniform with several medals including the Order of the Black Eagle, the Iron Cross, and the National Order of Merit.

Gebhard Leberecht Blücher, Prince of Wahlstatt (1742-1819), Prussian Field Marshal

Modeled by Leopold Heuberger, Royal Prussian Iron Foundry, Gleiwitz

About 1814-15

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Long serving spoon, the handle of dark blue jasper with white relief decoration in a pattern of acanthus leaves and small floral motifs, the stem and bowl of silver plate.
Small patch box, rectangular in shape and with white ground, painted on all four sides with colorful scenes of figures in interiors, the lid painted with an amorous couple before a window, the underside with a small square reserve in which is painted a female figure seated in front of a window.
Large, bulky vase of dark tan stoneware with short foot and neck, the main body completely covered with prism-shaped "prongs" that extend from the body creating a rough, uneven, prickly surface, this covered by a creamy, thick and opaque, light blue, bubbly glaze that runs down the body and over the prongs, the edges thereof and around the neck partially blackish in color, giving the impression of burnt lava, a bit of the glaze runs over the lip and into the interior leaving the edge of the neck glaze free, the foot likewise glaze free.
Egg-shaped tri-color jasper (dark blue, green, and white) perfume bottle with white relief figures on green panels on each side, neck broken and cap missing