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The dishes, while of various sizes, are all within about 1/2” of each other, most approx. 9 1/2” in diameter. Overall the dishes are in fine and usable condition showing various firing flaws, mostly light crazing in few areas, but also some pitting. One dish has a repaired rim, one shows a hairline and one has an applied coating that is likely concealing repairs. The other three elements of the lot are in fine condition with light surface residue or wear, and few pits from firing. The reticulated basket showing losses to the interior painted scene.

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