Teapot

Attributed to Wedgwood

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Vase, David Puxley, Wedgwood, glazed stoneware
Teapot of creamware covered with green, blue, and yellow metallic oxides under a clear glaze, the body globular and resting on three feet with Chinese mask terminals, with bent crabstock handle and spout, the body with molded with a design of flowers, the cover a facsimile.
Frieze table of solid light blue jasper with applied white jasper relief decoration of four dancing Bacchante figures, one draped woman, one man wearing an animal skin and playing pipes, one woman with a tambourine, and one man (possibly Bacchus) wearing an animal skin and holding a staff with a lioness at his feet, all standing on a narrow piece of ground.
D-shaped bulb pot of modified bombé form with gilded bands at top and bottom and repeating pattern of gold against white. In the middle a hand-painted landscape in monochrome purple against a green base. Landscape with river scene, trees, men fishing at a gushing water fall, above this an antique temple, in the distance cows in a pasture and people.