Convex oval medallion, probably for a shoe buckle, of solid light blue jasper with white jasper bas relief of Domestic Employment – a woman holding an infant, along with three other small children, one seated.

Medallion “Domestic Employment”

After a design by Emma Crewe, Probably modeled by William Hackwood, Wedgwood

1790-1800

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