Teapot and cover, hexagonal in shape, with Chinese figures in panels, the whole decorated in translucent colours. Sotheby, February 24, 1902 5 15 0 Group, “Summer Arbour,” with two seated ladies, top surmounted by a bird, unusual colour. Edwards, Son & Bigwood, Birmingham, May 13, 1902 28 0 0 Group, small, two figures, “The Lovers,” rare colours. Edwards, Son & Bigwood, Birmingham, May 13, 1902 11 10 0 Diamond-shaped teapot and cover, painted with buildings, figures, and scale ornament in brilliant green and lake; and a pair of double sauce-boats, painted with figures and flowers in blue in the Chinese taste. Christie, January 12, 1903 17 17 0 WEDGWOOD. Bust, black basalt, nearly life size, David Garrick. Christie, February 4, 1902 37 16 0 Cabaret, blue jasper, with reliefs of Nymphs and Cupids, consisting of teapot and cover, two basins, cup and saucer and oval plateau; and a black basalt copy of a lamp. Christie, February 4, 1902 6 6 0 Chatelaines, three old English cut steel and seven ditto clasps, set with blue and white Wedgwood plaques, in oval frame. Christie, February 4, 1902 81 18 0 Pendants and clasps, nine, cut steel, set with Wedgwood plaques, with Nymphs and Cupids; and one other piece. Christie, February 4, 1902 36 15 0 Plaque, oblong, blue jasper, with figures sacrificing at an altar, festoons of flowers above, 4-1/2 in. by 10-1/2 in., in gilt frame. Christie, February 4, 1902 8 18 6 Portrait medallions, eight, of Addison, Hon. W. Hastings, &c., in octagonal frame, and eight smaller plaques with classical subjects. Christie, February 4, 1902 71 8 0 Teapot and cover, light blue jasper ground, with white relief subjects. Sotheby, February 24, 1902 4 4 0 Vase, of classical design, the front ornamented with a group of Cupids dancing, in relief; Wedgwood & Bentley. Sotheby, February 24, 1902 15 10 0 Vases and covers, pair, two-handled, light blue and white, with raised figures and other emblems, representing Music and Dancing, having mask-head handles, 18 in. high. Alexander, Daniel & Co., Bristol, May 7, 1902 13 0 0 Vase, the Portland, or Barberini, a fine example, and one of the earliest, in a dark slate-blue body, the reliefs harmonising in tone with the field, on revolving stand, with metal tripod, mirror, &c. Christie, June 11, 1902 399 0 0