A Prattware Char Dish, circa 1800, painted with stylised fish, 17cm diameter; A Pearlware Urn,...

Char dish - two chips to rim, hair line crack through the base and two small cracks to the sides and some fine crazing. Urn - fine hairline crack and chip to rim. Chip to underside of base, fine hairline through foot and some fine crazing. Loving cup - crack/split through one handle, small chip to rim and various wear to the rim of base. Pearlware jug - cracks through glaze on side of handle, various minor wear.

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