I purchased this in England about 20 years ago. I displayed it in a cabinet for a few years and have kept it carefully stored since then. I have not used it to brew coffee. I believe the condition is good, but as everyone's perception differs, I would like to pass it on to someone who appreciates antiques. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. ✅ About Crazing in Burleigh • Burleigh is a brand where crazing is likely to occur because it is earthenware. • It naturally occurs during the manufacturing process due to temperature differences, water absorption, and aging, so crazing that exists from the beginning is not considered a defect but rather a characteristic. • Even new items may show fine crazing when held up to the light. ✅ Usage Notes Crazing is not a crack, so there is basically no risk of breakage, but the point to note is that it can easily absorb moisture and colors. Search terms England Antique Vintage Antique plate France Masaki Natural Miscellaneous goods Ceramics Cup ②