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.