Teapot “Charlotte at the Tomb of Werther” and “Sportive Love”

Modeled by William Hackwood, Designed by Lady Elizabeth Templetown, Wedgwood

1780-1800

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Oval self-shanked black basalt intaglio with profile portrait of man's head, large chip to edge back of head
Round dark blue jasper cameo with white relief scene of two classical figures, one seated in front of tree with the other behind
Pair of purely decorative vases of black basalt, each of urn shape and resting on small round foot mounted on a small square plinth, the body engine turned in a vertical stripe pattern and with swags around the shoulder, the permanently attached cover domed and with an acorn finial, with two horned mask handles.
Cast-iron silhouette plaque of a seated man and woman, the man with gun leaning against his knee and with a dog at his foot, he reaches over and places flowers in the woman's hair, she looks demurely down, holding a flower in her left hand, a flowering bush to her left.