CIRCA 1780, IRON-RED ANCHOR MARKS

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.

Overall some wear to the gilding, particularly to the small gilt sprigs and some typical glaze stacking wear and scratching. Overall ready to use.
Twenty-one dinner plates with some rim chipping.
Two soup-plates with some rim chipping.
Some minor footrim chipping to both dinner plates and the soup-plates.
One custard cup has a small triangular shaped rim chip and one cover has a small rim chip.
Sugar bowl in good order.
Sugar bowl cover with glazed small firing crack at base of fruit finial form time of manufacture.
Four coffee-cans with a small flat chip to upper rim.
One coffee-can with small rim chip and short hairline crack.
Two coffee-cans with crack to body running down from rim.
One teabowl with 0.4 cm rim chip and three-quarters of the footrim chipped; another with 0.5 cm flat chip to rim. One teabowl with a blue star mark to base.
Two saucers with one small rim chip.