Interiors, Including the Estate of Bliss Edmund Hebert

The collection is in good condition overall. The gilt and enamel for each has minor rubbing/abrasions, consistent with age and use. Some with spur marks underfoot. Additional information is as follows: 
2 serving bowls: no cracks or repairs present.
2 small dishes, diameter 6 inches: one with an old, small repair to the interior of the foot visible under UV light.
8 luncheon plates, diameter 8 inches: six retain a Jane Marsden Antiques label; one with a small chip to the rim, two with small, stable firing cracks visible to the underside of the rim; one slightly irregular in shape.
2 serving plates, diameter 9 1/2 inches: each retain a Jane Marsden Antiques label; one with green felt to foot, no cracks or repairs present. 

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