Two star cracks to the body apparent; one below right-hand side handle, other larger one to the back. These appear to be old and may have been present during manufacture but now have colored with age and dirt. The rest of the piece presents very nicely with no chips or losses. Lid appears to be original with old tap, liner and filter core.

Appears to be in very good, original condition with no signs of damage or defects. A very good example.

Small chip to the centre of the "DRIPSTONE" lettering but otherwise, appears to be in good, original condition with no other signs of damage or defects. A very good example.

Significant chips to underside of the lid, some chipping also around the bung hole. 

Lid in original condition with minor rubbing and losses to the salt glaze. Small crack and loss to the internal rim, this appears to be factory. Some star cracking to domed top of the lid, this does not appear to be an old repair, just old damage. Body with a chip to the top rim edge of the decorative boarder, this is on the back of the filter. Chip and loss at the two o’clock potion of the rim of the tap spout as can be seen in the photos. Scuffs and scratches to the salt glaze as to be expected. Retaining its original inner filter sieve. Although the lid is of the correct period, decoration, and colour, it does not fit the body correctly.

Body in original condition with scuffs and scratches to the glaze as expected with age. Minor chip/loss to the lower stepped edge to the right of the tap spout, visible in photograph. White paint splatters in a few areas of the body, would easily clean off. Decoration in good order. Chip and loss to the lid edge. Lid has correct matching makers impress mark, although the colour and glaze differs slightly from the body of the filter. The whole would benefit from a clean.