This cachepot form is among the most the most identifiable of Wedgwood shapes--executed in multiple sizes and every color of jasper dip Wedgwood offered in the nineteenth  century. This "smallish" example is executed in dark olive green. 

The slightly flared jardinere shape always sports a band of tight floral sprigging in the molded band just below the rim, accompanied by a series of floral swags caught up by lion mask fittings.  In this example, figures of Apollo and two muses stand beneath each lion mask.    

Figures shown on this jardinere include: 

Apollo ---God of all fine arts, including music --- after the John Flaxman model, c. 1776/77

Melpomene ---  Muse of Tragedy --- after the John Flaxman model, c. 1776/77

Polymnia --- Muse of the hymn, or song of the gods --- after the John Flaxman model, c. 1776/77

The last photo above shows additional jardineres currently in stock.  However it is also included as an indicator of the scale of this piece (smaller of the two green jardineres) relative to other examples.