Soup Plate

Designed by Thomas Allen, Wedgwood

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Slightly convex dish with impressions for a cup. The dish's exterior is smooth black basalt. The interior is glazed black and the dish's lip is unglazed. There are two concentric circles impressed into the dish's interior.
A tea bowl with matching saucer decorated with the crest, motto, and initials of ML of Loch, Drylaw. Also small flowers in overglaze enamel.
Cast from mold with profile portrait of George Washington
Large, rectangular porcelain platter of white porcelain with underglaze blue decoration, with truncated corners and hand modelled border of exotic shells of various sizes in high relief, in the center well the hand-painted image of Black civil rights protesters in Birmingham, Alabama, being set upon by police and dogs on May 3, 1963, after Andy Warhol's screen print "Race Riot" made after the incident in 1964, the space on either side of the main image filled in solid blue.