19th century, the first is a blue and white Delft Toby jug (several minor flakes; break and repair to hat) (11 1/ in.) underside with mark "P.B."; the second is a Delft double salt (chips; tight branching hairline to cup) (4 3/4 x 5 1/4 in.) underglaze mark of an "A"; the third is a novelty of a seated woman in a bath, polychrome glaze, a person's fingers through the openings create her legs, with underglaze mark (small tight hairline to right hand; several small glaze flakes); the fourth is a faience double salt in the form of a lady carrying bowls, probably Rouen, marked on the interior of the skirt (head break and repair; minor edge flakes) (7 1/2 in.).

The Caroline Faison Antiques Collection, Greensboro, North Carolina