Jar

Wedgwood

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Small cast-iron pendant with the portrait bust of Friedrich August I, King of Saxony (1750-1827; 1806 King) in profile right, in beaded gold mount with eye for hanging.
Small tin-glazed earthenware tile with an opaque, bluish ground, transfer-printed in black with the scene of a couple in 18th century garb dancing in a landscape with a pyramid in the background, within a scrolled border.
Small, heavy footed bowl of dark stoneware, the foot flares out toward the bottom, the bowl with a sharp, convex shoulder and wide opening, the foot and lower body covered with a uniform brown, slightly metallic glaze, the shoulder and the interior of the bowl with a bright cobalt blue, mottled glaze edged in a light turquoise with flecks of yellow.
Creamware apothecary jar of baluster shape, the main body and neck silkscreened with a pattern of triangles, or diamonds, against a striated, striped ground, colored in shades of blue, yellow and black, the domed cover with ball finial.