Miniature cup (the handle is missing) of white jasper with dark blue jasper dip and white relief decoration that includes three small relief scenes of a seated figure with scales, a group at an altar, and a seated man with a scythe, with a small floral motif where the handle was.

Miniature Cup

Wedgwood

19th century

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