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 very nice condition; some minor wear to the high points and minor scratches; a few scattered chips to the serrated rims and applied flowers. Dimensions and further condition issues noted below.
An oval soup tureen and cover, shape no. 3559, 133⁄4 in. wide overall
An ice cream dome and stand, shape no. 3538, 101⁄2 in. high—A tiny nick to the interior serrated rim (very small, not visible when dome is placed).
An oval double-handled monteith, shape no. 3531, 13 in. long overall
A circular vegetable bowl and cover, shape no. 3568, 93⁄8 in. diameter—One half of the branch handle with an old staple repair and associated overpaint.
A sauce boat on fixed stand, shape no. 3556, 9 in. long
A reticulated oval basket, shape no. 3536, 101⁄2 in. long overall
Two reticulated circular baskets, shape no. 3532, 81⁄2 in. wide overall
An earlier oval bowl, 95⁄8 in. long, close to shape no. 3506—Small chip to one serration at the rim.
Three oval dishes with branch handles (one earlier in date), shape no. 3541, 93⁄4 in. long overall- The earlier dish with a few tiny chips to the applied flowers at the handle terminal.
An earlier triangular shaped dish, close to shape no. 3508, 91⁄4 in. wide—The rim with few restored chips.
A pickle dish, shape no. 3544, 83⁄8 in. overall
A large oval platter, shape no. 3519, 171⁄4 in. (43.7 cm.) long
An earlier reticulated circular platter, close to shape no. 3528, 13 in. diameter—The footrim drilled and applied with a metal loop for hanging the platter on a wall; a few small chips to the serrated rim.
Ten reticulated soup plates, shape no. 3547, 91⁄2 in. diameter—One with a very small rim chip (Hieracium umbellatum L.).
Ten earlier soup plates, 93⁄4 in. diameter—One with a chip to its footrim; one with a flat chip to the underside of its rim; three with a more significant rim chip, one of these three also with one serration smaller than the others, possibly in the making.
Eighteen dinner plates (seventeen of earlier date), 93⁄4 in. diameter—Approx. 2 plates with a single small chip to a serration; some small chips to the footrims; one plate with a large chip with some old restoration to the reverse; one plate with a crescent-shaped repair to the rim with an associated small rim loss; two plates with hairline cracks extending from the rim. The serrations on the earlier plates sometimes slightly less perfect/even. The one later plate with shape no. 3549, slightly large than the others (10 in. diameter).
Six earlier reticulated luncheon plates, 83⁄4 in. diameter—One with a tiny nick to one serration; another with a short hairline crack to the rim visible to the reverse.
Eleven luncheon plates (six earlier in date), shape no. 3550, 83⁄4 in. the later plates, 81⁄2 in. diameter the earlier plates. One modern plate with a minute chip to the underside of the rim, another with a small touch-up to one serration.
Two bread and butter plates, shape no. 3552, 51⁄2 in. diameter
Twelve two-handled broth cups, covers and stands, shape no. 1552, 51⁄4 in. diameter
Fourteen custard cups, covers and octagonal stands, shape nos. 3514 and 3515
Twelve coffee-cups and saucers, shape no. 3513
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