Very good original condition. Crazing throughout, clearly visible in photographs. Some rubbing and wear to the interior (possibly from a pot plant). No evidence of any damage or restoration (checked under black light). One of the best pieces we’ve ever handled.

Mild crazing, otherwise in very good condition. No evidence of damage or restoration.

Mild crazing, otherwise in very good condition. No evidence of damage or restoration.

Some crazing visible, particularly to the interior. Some minor glazing defects to the base, however we note this is certainly factory. Otherwise in very good original condition with no evidence of damage or restoration.

Some mild crazing visible throughout as to be expected. Otherwise appears to be in very good condition with no evidence of repairs or restoration. Note, this is one of the best-defined pieces of Hazeldene we have ever seen.

Some crazing visible as to be expected. Some minor glaze blemishes, these appear to be factory. Under black light there is no evidence of damage or restorations. A spectacular piece.

Some mild crazing (to be expected) and a couple of minor, and in our opinion, insignificant blemishes and scuffs. Otherwise in very good condition, with no signs of chips, cracks or restorations. A rare and stunning piece. 

Small factory blemish/chip to the foot rim, not particularly noticeable when displayed. A couple of minor surface scratches in the lower portion, otherwise appears to be in good condition. Black light shows no signs of damage or restoration.

A couple of very insignificant minor scratches and scuffs to the lower portion, otherwise in very good condition with no signs of chips, cracks or restorations. Hardly any crazing, a stunning piece.

Some crazing visible as to be expected. Appears to be a glaze bubble blemish which has been ground clean (appears to be factory) on the neck of the vase just above the shoulder. Otherwise in good condition.

As mentioned in the description this piece has been holed/drilled out possibly for a lamp. Some mild crazing visible throughout as to be expected. Some light scuffs and scratches to the shoulder extremity. Also note some scratches and scuffs to the rim. Still presents very well. No signs of damage or restoration under black light.

Some mild crazing visible particularly to the base, otherwise in very good condition, a beautiful example.

Factory blemish to the rim of base (minor and original to the piece), otherwise, remarkably good condition with no evidence of any chips, cracks or restoration. Minor crazing visible in the cream areas (hardly worth mentioning).

Appears to be in very good condition, however, the interior of the vase has been filled with approximately an inch of plaster - Unsure as to why. The vase itself does not appear to be compromised in any way that we can see. A couple of minor scuffs (hardly worth mentioning).

Some mild crazing to be expected. In very good condition with no signs of chips, cracks, or restoration.

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

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

Several chips and substantial rubbing to the rim is as often the case with this type of glaze. Large crazing visible throughout, trending to a hairline crack running through the twelve o’clock position, no restoration visible.

Possible chip or blemish to the edge of the book (as visible in photos), firing and shrinkage cracks visible around the pedestal and ankle area. We note these are factory. Small chip or blemish beneath the pocket of his tunic also. We note this appears to have slumped slightly in the kiln and will not stand upright without the assistance of the bespoke base

Several losses to the petals in the wreath. Firing shrinkage cracks visible in several places.  Under black light this appears to have had significant restoration to the base, we note this has been very well done and almost invisible to the naked eye. Fair condition only.

As is usually the case with Chelsea figures of this type there are numerous losses in particular to the floral and leaf section. These examples appear to have had some form of touch up restoration to the green foliage background. Still an attractive pair that presents well. We note fair condition only.

old restoration to lid, crack through base of the handle.

Some losses to petals but overall, good condition with no obvious cracks or restoration.

Small cup with small chip to bottom rim with some staining and rubbing to the highlights; Two handled cup with retrain decoration has a crack running though the base of one handle, a factory chip to the foot (original to the piece), some minor rubbing to the highlights; Remaining piece with chip to rim, 1cm hairline crack to rim, and cracks running through the base of both handles. Would all benefit from a clean.

Some crazing to the handle with some scuffing and discoloration the highlights (to be expected). Oxidization in places to the blade, otherwise in remarkably good condition. Note this lot now comes with similar vintage style carving fork, not the matching pair. The fork has a one-inch crack radiating from the collar, otherwise in similar condition.

Tankard and platter damaged and repaired (poorly). Tea bowls both with spotting and staining but in good condition without noticeable damage.

Lid restored.

Some crazing throughout as to be expected. Small hairline crack radiating from the rim to the top of the handle. A couple of minor fleabite nibbles and chips to the inside of the pot. Otherwise, in remarkably good condition.

Numerous chipping and areas of loss to the lid, particular the underside being only approximately 50 percent present. Several small chips and small losses to the inside rim of the teapot, not visible when displayed with the lid on. Restoration to the spout, otherwise in good condition. Still present very attractively.

A hairline firing crack to the inside of the cup (factory). Minor rubbing to the gilding (as expected) otherwise in remarkably good condition.

Restoration to the lower hand. A few minor surface scratches and blemishes, otherwise in good condition.

Small tea bowl with small chip to rim and surface scratches to the interior. The sauceboat with numerous scuffs and imperfection to the rim with several noticeable chips, interior stained and marked. The bantam plate with numerous surface scratches to the interior with some blemishes to the rim which appear to be factory, hairline crack which has been artfully concealed on the reverse by the placement of an Antique Dealers Association sticker.

Numerous chipping and losses to the extremity in particular the edges of the cloak and the fins of the dolphin. Professional restoration to the extended arm, which we assume would have held a trident at some stage (now lost). Firing crack running through the base at the rear of the fish. Fair condition only but presents very well.

Some chipping, flaking, and losses in numerous places particularly to the extremities and base. Old brakes and restoration clearly visible to the sword hand and the tip of the flag. Losses to several of the flower petals. Rubbing to the highlight in several places including his face and nose. Fair condition but presents well.

Restoration to the upper hand, loss of bow. Some minor losses to the leaf and floral sections, otherwise appears to be in remarkably good condition.

Some mild crazing throughout, otherwise appears to be in remarkably good condition with no signs of any notable damage or restoration.

fair condition only, damage and restoration on 4 pieces

Not signed, however we are comfortable with the attribution. Small chip loss to the bottom corner of the plinth, and some light rubbing to the gilding (to be expected). A couple of minor scuffs and scratches visible particular to the tulip, otherwise in good condition with no cracks or restoration visible. Checked under blacklight with no evidence of repairs or damage.

chips and losses in numerous places, fair condition only

Appears to be in very good condition. We do note that besides the pedestal there appears to be an embossed armorial plaque of some sort, with a gilded edge. The corner of this plaque appears to be missing, however there is gilding present to this area which suggests this may be factory (unsure)

Possible impact defect to the rim of the cup above the cartouche visible mainly from the interior. Some rubbing to the gilding to the rim as to be expected. The saucer is in very good condition, with no obvious signs of defects or damage.

Very good condition no signs of damage or restoration. We note this most likely would have had some form of lid (no longer present).

An estate lot mixed condition, many good examples, some damaged. Priced to sell.

A/F - Condition issues.

Significant hairline crack running through the body of the piece. Some minor rubbing also present. Fair condition only but presents attractively.

In very good to excellent condition, no evidence of damage or loss.

In very good to excellent condition, no evidence of damage or loss. A fine example. Checked under black light with no evidence of repairs or damage to the vase; Lid appears to have been repaired (including finial) or most likely replaced.