Each object described in the various categories has its own detailed condition report.
Here you'll find the definitions of the terms used in these condition reports;
Chip: a piece (> 5 mm or 0.19 inch) of (mostly) glaze missing.
Frit: a smaller piece (< 2 mm or 0.08 inch - 5 mm or 0.19 inch >) of (mostly) glaze missing.
Fleabite: the smallest (< 2 mm or 0.08 inch) piece of (mostly) glaze missing.
Crack: a crack that is visible on both sides.
Hairline: a very fine crack that is visible on both sides.
Glaze hairline: a very fine crack that is only visible on one side.
Glaze flaw / wearing: missing, faded or worn spots of glaze.
Firing flaw: a piece of roughness on an object caused during the firing process.
Mm to Inch: each object is measured millimeters (mm), to convert millimeters to
inches I used the formula; 1 mm * 0,039 = 0,039 inch.


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