Black basalt bust of Newton, on circular pedestal, 12 in. high; another, of the same, 6-1/4 in. high; and a bust of Seneca, 10-1/4 in. high. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 5 5 0 Blue and white jasper copy of the Portland vase, 10-3/4 in. high. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 3 3 0 Dessert service, modelled as leaves, outlined with green, and with gilt borders, comprising an oval centre dish and stand, two sauce tureens, covers and stands, a sauce ladle, twelve dishes in four shapes, and twelve plates, impressed mark, 33 pieces. Puttick & Simpson, July 9, 1920 8 18 6 Blue jasper oval jardinière, decorated with acanthus foliage and honeysuckle ornament, 10 in. wide; and a figure of Britannia, 9-1/2 in. high, on gilt-wood plinth. Christie, July 12, 1920 8 8 0 Three blue jasper candlesticks, with figures of Nymphs holding cornucopia-shaped nozzles, 10 in. and 10-1/2 in. high. Christie, July 12, 1920 8 8 0 Blue jasper oval plaque, by Wedgwood and Bentley, 11-1/4 in. by 8 in.; and three smaller ditto, with Bacchanalian and amatory trophies in relief. Christie, July 12, 1920 50 8 0 Two blue jasper plaques, with Muses in relief, 5 in. by 7 in., in metal-gilt frames; a plaque, with Hebe, by Wedgwood and Bentley; and two others. Christie, July 12, 1920 12 12 0 Oval blue jasper plaque, with the Infant Academy, in gilt frame; an oblong plaque, with the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche, 5-3/4 in. by 8-1/2 in.; and a circular plaque, with Cupid sharpening his arrow. Christie, July 12, 1920 19 19 0 [Illustration: _Designed by Lady Diana Beauclerk._ _By kind permission of Mr. F. Rathbone._ WEDGWOOD PLAQUE. THE YOUNG PAN.] FOOTNOTES: [3] This collection of portraits, by Josiah Wedgwood, is undoubtedly the most important one ever gathered together. Many are unique—all are of interest, as faithful _facsimiles_ in a permanent material that cannot be affected by time or climate. INDEX Abbey and Graham, “Herculaneum” (Liverpool), 200 Absolon, potter, Yarmouth, 200 Allen, Robert (Lowestoft), 117 America, clay from, used at— Bow, 51 Plymouth, 92 “Amherst, Japan,” as a mark, 182 Anchor as a mark— Bow, 54 Caughley, 137 Chelsea, 34, 35 Liverpool, 241 Venice, 30 Worcester, 73 Angoulême sprig pattern imitated by Derby, 22 Arms, coats of, on china— Lowestoft, 115 Oriental china, 115, 120 Aubrey, Lady, designs on Derby painted by, 12 “B” as a mark, 53 “B. A. E.,” initials on Liverpool bowl, 246 “Ballades in Blue China,” quoted, 4 Bamboo ware (Wedgwood), 257 Banks, Sir Joseph— friend of Cookworthy, 92 letter concerning Billingsley and Walker, 169 Barberini Vase (Wedgwood), 260, 261, 263 Basaltes (Wedgwood), 256 Bath, Camden Place, view on Worcester vase, 80