Nightingale (Daulias luscinia) and Honeysuckle

Dorothy Doughty, Royal Worcester

1970

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Pipe bowl of dark blue jasper dip with white relief decoration that includes a floral garland around the upper edge and leafy vines and berries around the shank, the lower reservoir is missing, on the main body the relief image of a winged cupid with a dove in a landscape.
Tall black basalt vase of conical shape with round foot - Keith Murray shape number 3882 - the upper body incised with a series of engine-turned bands extending around the body.
Small oval medallion of white jasperware with black jasper relief of an enslaved African man wearing only a loin cloth, kneeling and in shackles, with his hands grasped together, around him the inscription AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER?
Tea bowl and saucer of white jasper with light green jasper dip and applied white jasper relief decoration, the tea bowl with an engine-turned lower body, the main body decorated with cupids at play in a landscape with a flower basket, birds and insects, an urn and a dog, with a lapidary-polished interior, the saucer (possibly a marriage) engine turned on the interior resulting in light green and white stripes, the rim decorated with overlapping acanthus leaves.