Mug

Decorated by Harry Barnard, Wedgwood

About 1900

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Tall, simple, tapered vase of cream-colored earthenware covered with a matt turquoise glaze, the body engine turned with parallel lines that encircle it, dividing it into five sections
Statuette on tall base.
Small, delicate cream jug molded at the base with a pair of recumbent goats resting on a green and brown grassy ground and flanking a tree upon which rests a large black and yellow bumble bee, the pear-shaped body of the jug decorated in colorful enamels in shades of green, yellow, blue, brown, and black with leaves, flowers, and two large butterflies, the slender, curved handle disguised with brown and green enamel as a leafy branch with bocage leaves at the top, the lip of the jug rimmed with brown enamel.
Rectangular dark blue jasper cameo with white relief of sacrificial scene with four male figures, set in silver as a brooch, two vertical cracks