American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts

saucer: old hairline and several knicks or small chips along rim, glaze imperfection to underside, and slight wear or rubbing to well; saucer 1: with a few hairlines and a firing flaw along rim; saucer 2: with a few prominent darkened hairlines and a rim chip and a couple fleabites along rim; teacup: with minor roughness to underside of foot; spoon rest: with some areas of discoloration, primarily to underside, and some minor wear or rubbing to well, a few dark flecks or glaze loss or firing imperfections; teapot: with some discoloration to glaze surface, primarily to underside of pot and lid, raised decoration to handle terminals with overall enamel loss, with possible re-baking- the spout showing some inconsistencies in glaze in some areas

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