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Large Staffordshire salt-glazed culinary, or dessert, mold with scalloped and fluted edges, with central press-molded pineapple motif.
Crimson and white dish or tray probably for a pen or quill featuring various classical reliefs including the Archers, the Three Graces and Psyche wounded and bound by Cupids,
Mug with a cylindrical form and ravenstone glaze. The form flares at the bottom of the mug and tapers towards the base. The exterior is decorated with plain, dimensional bands most likely formed during the shaping process. These bands do not continue past the flaring of the form and the bottom part of the mug is smooth. The mug's handle is a rounded square, placed at an angle to the mug. The mug's interior is also uniformly glazed.
The bowl is a flat, open shape that tapers down to the base. The exterior is decorated with small imprinted lines that become more distinguished towards the base. The interior and the lip of the bowl are glazed black. There are some larger, spherical imprints closer to the lip of the bowl.