A Wedgwood black basalt Etruscan style cream jug and ewer, late 19th century, a jasperware Dancing Hours vase and cover, three 18th century Worcester tea bowls, the interior painted with lotus sprigs below a cell border, the exterior with moulded flowers, a Sevres saucer with bands of flowers and birds, a Vienna porcelain cup, a Stevenson & Hancock derby figural candlestick, an Ambrosius Lamm porcelain cabinet cup and a Limoges saucer

Condition Report

The Black Basalt jug has been broken across the stem and re-glued, the jug has a strange horizontal line that seems to be raised rather than a crack perhaps from the turning process.

The Black Basalt ewer has had its loop handle broken off and re-glued and has a slight chip to the underside of the lip above the loop handle

The Derby lobed dish is cracked

The Derby figural candlestick is damaged to the sconce and has other chips

The three Worcester tea bowls are OK

The Lamb, Dresden cup is OK

The Vienna cup is OK

The Sevres saucer is cracked and chipped to the rim

The Wedgwood pale jasper vase and cover, The finial of the cover is replaced. The Bacchic handles are missing the loop sections from both sides, The stem of the base has some chips. The base has chips to the underside of the corners and resulting cracks