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Overall good and stable condition. The caddy's four feet do not all rest evenly on a flat surface, so it wobbles slightly, but this could likely be repaired fairly easily by bending one foot downward. The marks are heavily obscured to some pieces, so we can't say with certainty whether the set was assembled from various components. The mounts for the glass bottles appear unmarked, but the decoration matches that of the casters. Old museum marks and auction labels present. No significant damage observed.

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