Bust in profile left in the uniform of the American Continental Army.

George Washington (1732-99), American General and First President of the United States

Possibly Lauchhammer foundry

First quarter of the 19th century

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Rotund bowl that tapers to base. The exterior is decorated with plain dimensional bands around the form. There is a slight twisted rop design along the first tapered edge of the bowl. The interior is uniformly glazed black.
Oval dark blue jaser medallion with white relief portrait profile of Josef Franz Haydn (1732-1809) , set in plated silver frame surrounded with rhinestones. Haydn was a Austrian composer, he became a chorister in Vienna at the age of eight, and learned to play the pianoforte and the violin. When his voice broke he earned a scanty livelihood by playing the violin, and he had produced his first opera by the age of twenty. In 1758 he came to the notice of Prince Anton Esterhazy, and in the year following produced his first symphony. By this time he had achieved considerable popularity in Vienna, and Esterhazy made hi Vice-Kapellminster of the Court Orchestra in 1760. his success continued through Esterhazy's life and continued on after his death.
Tall vase of deep blue jasper dip with white jasper relief decoration, resting on square plinth decorated with white anthemion motifs, the round foot with overlapping acanthus leaves and beading at the joint, the main body with applied white relief of on one side the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche, the other side left blank, the shoulder with a wide band of overlapping laurel leaves, with two scrolled handles and beading at the lip, the neck with a pair of thin white parallel bands.
Tall, bullet shaped vase, Keith Murray shape 4325, that rests on a wide foot, finished in a blue matte with platinum lustre trim on the rim of the mouth and on the base.