The condition of lots can vary widely and the nature of the lots sold means that they are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.

In overall very good order.
The two-handled soup-tureen, cover and stand - In good order.
The oval serving-dishes - In good order.
The pierced circular serving-dishes - One example with a small chip to the rim. There is evidence of old glue suggesting a previous restoration, though the chip is now missing.
The gadrooned circular serving-dish - In good order.
The circular serving-bowl - In good order.
The square salad-bowls - In good order.
The two-handled double-lipped sauce-boat on fixed stand - In good order.
The mustard-pot and cover on fixed stand - In good order.
The soup-plates - In good order.
The dinner-plates - In good order.
The side-plates - One example with a small chip to the footrim. The rest in good order.
The cake-plates - In good order.
The large coffee-pot and cover - Some small chips to the petals of the applied finial. A large chip to the flange of the cover.
The slightly smaller coffee-pot and cover - Some small chips to the petals of the applied flower finial. Otherwise in good order.
The teapot and cover - In good order.
The milk-jugs in sizes - The smaller example with a hairline crack and a small associated chip to the base of the handle. The other example in good order.
The coffee-cups and saucers - In good order.
The teacups and fourteen saucers - Two saucers with small chips to the rim. Otherwise in good order.
The sugar-boxes and covers in different forms - The larger example with some small chips to the petals of the applied flower finial. Otherwise in good order.
The conserve-pot and cover - In good order.
The small oval dish - In good order.
The beaker vase - Two small chips to the footrim. Otherwise in good order.