Vase and pedestal, the vase of granulated ground, with reliefs of Flaxman’s Muses, leafage, &c., scroll handles, a figure of Pegasus on cover; the pedestal of square form, fluted, with reliefs of the Four Seasons; vase 15 in., pedestal 8-3/4 in. high. Christie, June 11, 1902 33 12 0 Vase, on triangular base, supported by three Atlas figures, reliefs of arabesque scroll, festoons, &c., figure of Cupid on cover, 13 in. high. Christie, June 11, 1902 63 0 0 Medallions, three, Venus and Adonis, and Cupid riding upon a swan; black ground, white relief; Wedgwood & Bentley. Christie, June 11, 1902 54 12 0 Medallion, large oval tri-coloured: The Triumph of Achilles at Troy, green ground, border on black. Christie, June 11, 1902 24 3 0 Portraits or Heads of Illustrious Moderns. Portraits, framed singly:—Hippocrates and Terence, Wedgwood & Bentley, metal frames; Frederick the Great, Wedgwood & Bentley; and Prince Charles Stuart, metal frames; Marie Antoinette, Prince Paul of Russia, and Mrs. Barbauld, one Wedgwood & Bentley, metal frames; Inigo Jones, black basalt, high relief, and Alexander, an early terra-cotta portrait, in colour; Joseph II., and Dr. Benjamin Franklin, in white biscuit; Sir Isaac Newton, Admiral Keppel, and a male portrait, looking left, in white jasper, &c., one Wedgwood & Bentley; General Eliott (Lord Heathfield), circular, white, and J. P. Elers, in a copper-lustred frame; Joseph Priestley, Unitarian Minister, a portrait, in glazed pottery, and Dr. Black, in blue and white. Christie, June 11, 1902[3] 1,500 0 0 Figures, pair, large black. Foster, December 23, 1902 19 8 6 Teapot and cover, sage-green, and basin, with groups of classical figures, Nymphs, Cupids, and foliage in relief. Christie, December, 1902 16 5 6 Vase and cover, oviform, blue jasper, decorated with rams’ heads in relief, and cameo figured panels, on plinth, 13-1/2 in. Foster, November 27, 1902 7 10 0 Vase and cover, campana-shaped, blue jasper, with a frieze of Cupids sacrificing, masks, laurel-branches, and a wreath of vines under the lip; on octagonal-shaped pedestal, with figures of griffons at the corners, with classical frieze, 20 in. high. Christie, July 10, 1903 210 0 0 Wedgwood lustre ware wall ornament, in shape of a nautilus shell and a lustre plate, both marked. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 10 10 0 Black and white jasper copy of the Portland vase, numbered 60, 10-1/2 in. high, on bronze stand, with hoof feet, and marble pedestal with mirror top. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 21 0 0