Knife handle of solid light blue jasper with white relief decoration in the form of acanthus leaves extending upward from the shank.

Knife Handle

Wedgwood

20th century

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Large white jasper wine cooler with dark blue jasper dip and white relief decoration, urn shaped with two, thick elongated ear-shaped handles that extend from the lower body and loop up and around to become leafy vines, with round foot and flared lip, the body and foot decorated all-over with water lily motifs, leafy elements, flowers and buds, highlighted with shading, the interior white.
Modeled after a fire mark issued by the United Fireman's Insurance Company of Philadelphia in 1860 (reproduction).
Wedgwood oval blue jasper plaque, presented to all Wedgwood employees who went to fight in the Great War 1914-1919, this particular plaque was presented to Private, Ernest Bailey of the Royal Defence Corps who before going to war was a painter at Wedgwood's Etruria factory. The front of the plaque has a border of leaves which surround the central scene of Minerva and two other figures with a banner Justice and Liberty 1914-1919.
Covered oviform footed vase of white stoneware covered with variegated green glaze in imitation of granite, with gilt "Sibyl" finial in the form of a draped, seated female figure, with right leg crossed over left and left hand resting on right knee, the vase mounted on small, square basalt base