In very good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration. A fine example.

Mild crazing as to be expected. Otherwise, in good condition with no signs of any chips, cracks or restoration.

Mild crazing as to be expected (hardly worth mentioning), some glaze blemishes to the bottom rim (appear to be factory). Otherwise, in good condition with no signs of any chips, cracks or restoration.

No signs of chips, cracks or restoration. Small amount of imperfections (factory) to the glaze, otherwise a fine example.

Some crazing visible, in particular to the lower third. We note that this is trending towards an unusual sort of hairline toward the bottom of the pot near the base. A little dull when tapped but it is a large pot. Some pin head size glaze flake losses visible on the reverse near the base which appear to be associated with the crazing. Fair to good condition only but still presents attractively.

Some crazing throughout as to be expected. Fleabite glaze flake to base, probably from factory grinding. Otherwise, in good condition with no signs of damage or restoration.

Heavy crazing visible throughout, otherwise in good condition throughout.

Some crazing evident throughout (to be expected), otherwise in good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

Both with some crazing evident throughout (to be expected), otherwise in good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration evident.

The shorter example with small chip to rim.

Some mild crazing evident throughout (to be expected), otherwise in good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

In very good condition with no signs of any chips, cracks or restoration

Appears to have overspray restoration to rim, most likely to conceal damage or restoration.

Some crazing throughout as to be expected. Otherwise, in good condition with no signs of damage or restoration.

In very good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

In very good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

Firing crack visible to the interior, some crazing, hairline crack through base.

Upon on close inspection, this does appear to have had some professional restoration carried out to the fretwork. Firing crack to the base which has been filled at a later date. Our assumption is that being a family piece, the repairs or restoration work have been carried out by Mahood herself as the piece still presents very attractively.

Some mild crazing evident throughout (to be expected), otherwise in good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

Crazed throughout but with no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

Loss to glaze on one of the horns on the handle. Hairline crack to base running towards the centre of the signature but does not appear to wrap around to the body of the vase and could possibly be factory given the size of the piece. Otherwise in good condition with no signs of restoration. Still a spectacular piece.

Some mild crazing evident throughout (to be expected), otherwise in good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

Some crazing and a notable firing crack (factory).

In very good condition showing no signs of chips, cracks or restoration.

This piece is not signed but in our opinion is the work of Grace Seccombe. Very good condition. No signs of any chips, cracks or restoration.

Some crazing to the glaze in the interior of the dish but in otherwise good condition with no signs of damage or restoration.

Chip to base, chip to the rim of the side opening, rubbing and loss to the glaze on the kangaroo’s nose. It appears that the branch handle has been professionally restored at some. Fair condition only but a very rare and still attractive piece.

In very good condition with no signs of chips, cracks or restoration evident.

In very good condition with no signs of any chips, cracks or restoration

Some crazing throughout but in otherwise good condition with no signs of damage or restoration. Incised in "A.M.B. J. P."

Chip to rim and some crazing evident.

Four chips to the base (not visible when displayed), otherwise, good condition

A couple of minor chips to handle, otherwise, appears to be complete and with no other signs of damage

Some crazing throughout in particular to the teacup. Unusual glaze blemish underneath the handle, possibly from contact in the kiln (unsure). Saucer has what appears to be grinding loss to the pottery base, possibly from the removal of excess glaze (unsure). The Saucer signed “A.M.B.” and the cup signed “A. M. Boyd + Douglas”

Some rubbing to the rim and the highlights. A couple of small scratches which have affected the glaze of the rim at 10 o’clock. Crazed throughout. No sign of restoration.