Bread basket, the wall fully open with flower vines, Wijnand Warneke (attributed to), 1770 The oval, flat bottom is contained in the cast bottom edge, which is made up of palm leaves reminded of C-Voluten, with a leg in the middle of each side, on the long sides in the form of a volute from which a flower branch blooms and on the Short sides in the form of volutes above which a foam head. The vaulted wall is fully opened with asymmetrical, engraved flower vines, which follow the same pattern on the long and on the short sides. The cast upper edge is again formed by C-Voluten, separated by flower branches under a foam head. The ears built from Voluten are decorated with flowers. On the bottom engraved the shared weapon Holbech/Hood for Hugh Holbech, who married Hon 4-1-1838. Jane Sarah Hood, third daughter of Second Baron Bridport (died 8-6-1849), above which the Holbech helmet sign against a background of Acanthus leaves. Engraved on the bottom of the soil: D.D Donum de (Gift of)/ R.W.