Total count includes the seven miscellaneous lids. One segmented plate broken in half. Each with slight surface wear and some rubbing/surface loss to the polychrome decoration commensurate with use. Two trays with instances of brown discoloration and grime deposits. Grime deposits to a scalloped plate. One plate with scalloped handles having a slightly off-center field. One segmented plate with a discolored hairline crack and minor instances of surface repair. Two segmented plates with brown discoloration throughout. One octagonal plate with brown discoloration throughout. One bread plate with a chip to the underside. One bread plate with scattered instances of discolored pitting to the underside. One bread plate with numerous hairline cracks. One bowl with brown discoloration throughout. One plate with brown discoloration and discolored instances of pitting to the underside. Four dinner plates with brown discoloration throughout. One segmented tray with brown discoloration throughout. One faceted bud vase with extensive repairs to the rim. One vegetable bowl with brown discoloration throughout. Five small dishes with broad rims having brown discoloration throughout. One scalloped dish with two small chips to the underside. Five crescent-form dishes with brown discoloration throughout. One bisected dish with brown spotting. One saucer with a hairline crack; two saucers with brown discoloration throughout and one saucer with a chip to the underside. One larger serving plate with repairs to the border edges. Larger teapot with surface chips to the underside. Smaller teapot with a repaired spout tip and chips to the underside. One minor chip to the underside edge of the sugar bowl cover. Handled tray with surface loss to the pink flowers and instances of brown discoloration. Wood stand is wobbly. One gravy boat with areas of discoloration, as well as a hairline split to the handle and an area of surface repair. Six teacups with brown discoloration and extensive crazing throughout (and one of those examples with a repaired edge chip). Two miscellaneous covers with minor chips to the foliage and one miscellaneous cover with a chip to the underside.
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