American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts

In overall fine and stable condition, with scattered firing flaws, general wear consistent with use, and areas of minor enamel loss. Cream pitcher with more marked enamel loss at rim and light chips at spout. Sugar bowl with tight hairline visible on both sides of lid. Both cups with repairs to rim and areas of enamel loss. Center bowl with repaired breaks and areas of enamel loss. Teapot with chip to rim of lid and hairline crack at spout. Blue and white plates with overall fuzziness to decoration; jars with seemingly mismatched lids that do not fit well.

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