The condition of lots can vary widely and the nature of the lots sold means that they are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.

Generally in good order; some wear to the gilding, mainly at the rims; some light surface wear; a few scattered chips; some scattered fine crazing and light staining in spots; some kiln spitting and other small flaws in the making. Further condition details and sizes below:

A circular two-handled footed soup-tureen, cover and stand, 13¹⁄₈ in. wide (the tureen)—Some crazing and staining, mainly to the stand; the tureen with tiny chips to the footrim; the cover restored.

A five-piece supper set composed of four angled vegetable dishes and covers and a central footed circular vegetable dish and cover, 13³⁄₄ in. long (the angled dishes)— One angled dish with a small star crack below one handle; some small firing lines in the making, one with an associated short hairline to the reverse; otherwise in good order.

A navette-shaped compote, 12⁵⁄₈ in. long—The wide border sprayed making it difficult to tell what has been done.

Two circular two-handled sauce-tureens, covers and stands, 8¹⁄₈ in. diameter (the stands)—One cover restored, the old restoration now a bit yellowed to the interior; the border of one stand restored; otherwise in good order.

Four shaped circular serving-dishes, 9 in. diameter-- Good condition.

A butter-tub and cover, 4⁷⁄₈ in. wide—Nice condition.

A muffin-dish and cover, 8 in. diameter—Good condition.

Eight oval platters in six sizes:
--20 in. wide (with crest in center)- Presents well but with spray restoration to the wide border; some craze lines.
--19³⁄₄ in. wide- Some staining and crazing to the border/well; a small hairline to the footrim.
--17⁵⁄₈ in. wide- Hairline rim cracks at 3 and 5 o’clock and a small one to the footrim.
--16 in. wide- Generally good order.
--2 platters 14 in. wide- One in good order; the other restored and with two stained lines to the reverse.
--2 platters 14 in. wide (crests in center)—In good order.

Forty-five dinner-plates, 9¹⁄₄ in. diameter—Generally in good order; some heavier wear to the gilding on some; a few (approx. 5) with chips to the underside of the rim; a few with very faint rim lines (approx. 4), one of these also with some blackened spots to the underside at center; five with a faint Y, X or star-shaped hairline to the center, mainly visible at reverse.

Twenty-three soup-plates, 9³⁄₈ in. diameter- Overall good condition; a few plates with some kiln spitting in the making; two plates with spray restoration; one with a long firing line to the reverse of the rim in the making.

Twenty-four salad or dessert plates, 8 in. diameter- Overall good condition; one with spray restoration; one with kiln spitting to the underside of the rim in making.

A side plate, 6³⁄₄ in. diameter- Nice condition; a tiny firing line to the rim.