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 with light wear. Some with nicks, frits, tiny chips and scattered imperfections in the making, as to be expected. Each examined under ultraviolet light.
Twelve soup plates – One with a rim line at 3 o’clock extending into and encircling the well. One with a small rim chip at 6 o’clock with an associated shallow slicing chip to the underside of the rim and extending into an approx. 21⁄4 in. line. One with an approx. 2 in. rim line with associated overpaint at 4 o’clock.
Twelve dinner plates – One with a short line to the underside of the well. One with a network of cracks to the rim at 7 o’clock. One with a few short lines to the well. One with a flat rim chip at 5 o’clock.
A pair of salts – Both in good condition.
A sauceboat – The handle restuck. With a line encircling the middle of the handle and with a few tiny losses where the handle terminates. With a tiny loss at the rim and a shallow slicing chip to the interior rim.
Two oval platters – The larger with overall crazing.
A pair of two-handled cups and covers – Each with overpaint to the interiors and exteriors. One cup with both handles repaired, with a Y-shaped crack issuing from the rim and extending downward to the foot.The other cup with extensive damage, but repaired and stabilized, with one handle replaced, the other restored. The covers in overall good condition.
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