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.

Overall in good decorative order with some wear and flaking to enamels, some very small rim chips, slight surface scratching and occasional abrasion. This is a composite service and the plates and bowls all vary slightly in shape and decoration.

One two-handled oval soup-tureen and cover -- The tureen with two small flat-chip to sides. The cover with a restored break to one end, with some associated overpainting.
One circular vegetable-dish and cover -- in good decorative order.
Two large circular serving-dishes in sizes -- One example with a large star-shaped hairline crack to the centre, and two further small hairline cracks to the rim, and a restored chip to the underside of the rim, with evidence of old filler. The other example in good order.
One large oval serving-dish -- in good decorative order.
One salad-bowl -- With one small hairline crack running down from the rim. Otherwise in good order.
Ten dinner-plates -- in good decorative order.
Six soup-plates -- One example with a small chip to the foot rim. The rest on good order
Thirteen luncheon-plates
Fourteen side-pates -- One example with a crack to the glaze on the underside. Otherwise in good order.
Six circular cake-plates -- Two examples with star-shaped hairline cracks to the centre and two with rim chips.
Two lobed cake-plates -- in good decorative order.
Seven canted square cake-plates -- in good decorative order.
Five bowls in sizes -- One example with a small chip to the rim, another with a small chip to the foot rim. The others in good order.
Two teapots in sizes -- One example with a minute chip to the tip of the spout. The other with a small chip to the rim and the underside of the cover.
One tea caddy and cover -- The cover with a small chip to the rim, with evidence of an old restoration. Otherwise in good order.
One very small milk-jug -- with chip to rim.
Five teacups and one saucer -- One example with a crack through the base of the handle, but still secure. The others in good order. The saucer with minute rim chip.
One shaped bowl -- The base with a drilled hole. Otherwise in good order.

For further information please contact the sale coordinator Ellis Martin on emartin@christies.com