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Click here to subscribeA collection of egg hoops to include two stoneware hoops with white sprig decoration, three Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed hoops and a Caughley porcelain hoop, together with a green porcelain napkin ring and a Spode blue and white oval salt with two divisions, (8) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics
Caughley blue and white porcelain to include a ‘Broseley’ pattern cup, teabowl and saucer, 'Temple' pattern saucer and teapot stand, another Caughley trio with teabowl, cup and saucer decorated by Chamberlains, together with a Worcester teabowl and saucer, Flight script mark to base and three Derby teabowls, etc (15) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics
A Caughley blue and white 18th century porcelain caddy and cover, 10cm, together with a collection of blue an white transfer printed pottery to include a Spode saucer, Staffordshire Etruscan pattern dish probably by Hicks & Meigh, a Rogers sauce boat with damages, a small pearlware cream jug, three Miles Mason items comprising a root dish, 26cm long and a Veranda pattern jug and sucrier (8) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics
Caughley three flowers pattern porcelain jug, 10cm, Worcester porcelain sparrow beak jug, Charles Bourne teacup, Worcester European Landscapes coffee cup and a Worcester Mansfield pattern coffee cup together with a restored Spode pickle dish, etc (8) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics
Two pieces of Worcester decorated with Dry Blue flowers, 1770s, the first a reeded French shape coffee cup with gilt detailed rim, unmarked, height 6.8cm, the second a faceted sucrier bowl, fretted square mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 10cm, together with a small group of other 18th century English porcelain, including a Liverpool Pennington Profile Bud pattern coffee cup, height 6.3cm, a Lowestoft Doll's House pattern teabowl, a sparrow beak jug, Fruit and Wreath pattern teabowl and saucer, a Caughley fruit printed saucer, a Caughley blue and gilt decorated floral pattern saucer dish, diameter 20.5cm, and a similar plate (faults).
Early Caughley cabbage leaf jug with blue floral sprays and overscrolled handle and mask spout, 24cms high; Worcester large bowl with floral sprigs, open crescent to the base, 17cm diameter; Worcester water jug with impressed leaf body and blue floral decoration, underglaze crossed swords to the base, 20cm high and modern salt pot (4)
Two Caughley porcelain 'Bouquets' cabbage leaf maskhead jugs, circa 1785, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed S and C with serif marks,19cm high and 22cm high (the taller with stapled repair) (2)Condition:Small example - Good condition with no damages or repairsLarger - Long body crack with stapled stabilised repair, crack around upper terminal of handle
A collection of English blue and white pottery and porcelain, late 18th century onwards, including a Jones & Son 'Elizabeth Addresses the Troops' sauceboat, 20cm long; a 'Boy on a Buffalo' pearlware small globular teapot, lacking cover, 9cm high; a Davenport sauceboat on fixed stand, 22cm long; Caughley 'Temple' teapot with replacement Chinese cover, 12cm high; a pearlware coffee pot, lacking cover, 21cm high; and another, of reeded from, with cover, 22cm high; 'Ancient Rome' mug, further larger mugs, various plates and dishes including Rogers Elephant etc (group, 3 trays, damages/repairs)Condition:Elizabeth Addresses the Troops - Small patch of restoration to spoutBoy on a Buffalo teapot - spout with chips and restored tip, small nibbles around rim, crack to foot.Pearlware chinoiserie jug - spout chipped and restored, with a crack and further rim chipsDavenport sauceboat on fixed stand - stand cracked near foot rim of sauceboat, foot rim chipRuins jug - Large restored chip, spout variously nibbled, foot chipped, hairlinesMug with ruins and figure on horseback - handle crudely restored, rim chipsCaughley teapot - replaced Chinese cover, badly cracked to body, handle spur missingPearlware coffee pot - lacking cover, handle crudely restored, spout restored, drilled holes to rim for a replacement coverReeded coffee pot - tip of spout restored, restored chips to cover and small nibble to underside of coverAncient Rome mug - large body crackMug with figures on horseback and men with hound - Hairline, crazed, stained to underside of footLarge pearlware porter mug - Heavily discoloured throughoutTemple landscape porter mug - hairline near handle, further large body crackHumphrey's Clock dessert sauce tureen - lacking cover, large restored chip to foot rimCattle beside an abbey dish - cracked, chippedRemainder of plates variously chipped, cracked and/or repaired
An assorted group of English pottery and porcelain, 18th/19th century, comprising a Worcester 'Three Flowers' circular butter tub with a matched 'Fence' cover, 8.5cm high; a Derby cos leaf sauceboat, 17cm long; an early Worcester 'Fisherman and Willow Pavillion' bowl with spiral moulding, Meissen style crossed swords mark, 11.5cm diameter; a Worcester sparrow beak milk jug, decorated with two panels of fancy birds against a wet blue ground, open crescent mark, 10cm high; a Caughley 'Fenced Garden' teabowl, 8cm diameter; a Worcester 'Three Flowers and Butterfly' tea bowl and saucer, hatched crescent mark, bowl 7.9cm diameter; a Philip Christian (Liverpool) polychrome slop bowl, 19.5cm diameter, a pearlware sauceboat, 19cm long; together with a Chinese bowl, pearlware bowl etc (mixed group) (a.f)Condition:Butter tub - large body crack, firing cracks to leaves on matched coverDerby cos leaf sauceboat - Extensive old restoration which has now yellowedFisherman and Willow Pavillion - Variously broken and repairedWorcester exotic birds jug - Crack near handleCaughley 'Fenced Garden' tea bowl - cracked'Three Flowers' - Some scratches to interior but otherwise good condition. Saucer heavily scratched.Christian bowl - Crack descending from rim, heavy rubbing to enamelsPearlware bowl - variously broken and re-gluedChinese bowl - badly worn, crackedPearlware sauceboat - spout chipped with associated hairlinesRemainder of unspecified items with some cracks, repairs and chips
A rare and early Caughley porcelain 'Stalked Fruit' coffee pot and covercirca 1775-78transfer-printed in underglaze blue, featuring a stalked apple and supplementary sprigs, of plain baluster form with a double indented strap loop handle with a kicked terminal and thumb grip, the cover with a 'flame' knop, the unglazed dry base marked 'S', 19cm high(restored)Condition:A chip and associated crack descending from the rim has been restored, with surrounding overpainting to colour match affecting a larger portion of the area, and one blue sprig has been repainted. This restoration is now slightly yellowed and flaking in areas. The condition with otherwise good with no further damages or repairs. The spout has not been off but there is just one large strainer hole to the interior.The height of the pot without cover is 15cm. The internal diameter of the cover is 5.7cm
A LARGE COLLECTION OF MOSTLY EARLY NINTEENTH-CENTURY TEA AND COFFEE CUPS including a small group of early nineteenth-century Minton pieces comprising a teacup and saucer in pattern no. 542 (staining to both), a cup in pattern 600 (wear to gilt, inclusions to the glaze, chips to the rim), another possibly Minton cup and saucer (based on shape and decoration, scratches to the saucer) and a separate cup, a group of blue and white ceramics to include four single coffee cups (wear to gilt on all, one with a hairline crack and chip to the foot, the fluted one has a chip and hairline crack to the rim), an early Worcester tea bowl (hairline crack and signs of restoration), a possible Caughley fluted tea bowl, a Pagoda patterned cup and saucer with gilded rims (inclusions in the rim), a Chinese saucer with five dragon medallions with three bats painted to the underside of the rim and an unusual backstamp, a group of Imari patterned items to include a Copeland Garrett cup with a Minton saucer (wear to gilt rim of the cup, hairline crack to the saucer), a Wedgwood cup with painted elements to the interior, a 'Bloor Derby' cup and similar saucer (wear to gilt), a Newhall Pattern 484 cup (hairline cracks), a gilded Spode cup and saucer marked pattern number 1132 (chip to the foot of the saucer, wear to the gilt), a cup with signs of historical restoration, two early Derby items comprising a tea cup with hand painted floral bands and a coffee cup with a gilt rim, and others (qty) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, some may display signs of historical repair or age, some nibbles or scratches)
A rare Caughley polychrome mug, c.1790, painted possibly by Joshua Cristall with a Classical maiden seated before pine trees and resting her arm on a shield inscribed with gilt initials 'JW', the sides with flower sprays in gilt and dry blue, 8cm high.The watercolour painter, Joshua Cristall, worked for Thomas Turner around 1790. Cf. Transactions of the English Ceramic Circle, Vol. 21, for a paper by Chris Brown on Joshua Cristall. In it, Brown illustrates a mug from the National Trust collection, bearing very similar decoration which, Brown argues, is unlike that being produced by the Chamberlain decorators. Another similar mug is in the collection of the British Museum, no.1939,0104.1.
A pair of Caughley teabowls and saucers, c.1792, the spiral-moulded forms painted by Fidelle Duvivier at the Chamberlain workshop, with scenes of children at play and in pastoral landscapes, reserved on a ground of formal scattered leaf sprigs in green and gilt, 14cm. (4)Cf. Geoffrey Godden, Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain, p.54 and pls.238-241 for a discussion on the decoration of this service, painted during Duvivier's brief period at the Chamberlain workshop.
A group of mostly Worcester teawares, c.1775-1820, including a coffee cup painted with birds by George Davis, on a pink and yellow ground, a Chamberlain's plate with bird panels, a spiral-fluted cup and two saucers, probably also by George Davis with baskets of flowers, a Barr, Flight and Barr cup also with flowers, a similar Derby saucer, a lobed saucer painted in the Chelsea manner with panels of figures alternating with a blue ground, a Caughley trio painted in the Chamberlain's workshop with landscape panels within a leaf border, a similarly decorated teabowl, and a Caughley teabowl with a stylised pattern, 18.8cm max. (13)
A Royal Worcester Heritage Collection mask spout jug, printed with ripe fruits, picked out in gilt, 16cm, printed mark in gold, boxed; another similar, printed with flowers, 16cm, printed mark; a set of five graduated Coalport Caughley mask-head jugs, glazed throughout in gloss white, the tallest 19cm, printed marks (7)
Four late 18th/early 19th century porcelain coffee cans comprising an example with the Worcester 'Cornflower Sprigs' pattern, circa 1780, a Caughley example with vertical flutes, sprigs and garlands of flowers, a Bowers of Brownhills cup with hand painted floral pattern and one further example with right-handed spiral flutes, unmarked (4).
A Caughley blue and white Bird Pecking Fruit cabbage leaf mask jug, relief moulded ovoid form with drawn neck, C scroll handle and portrait moulded spout, underglaze printed blue decoration of a perched parrot on foliate branch over a bed of fruit, height 20cm, together with a Worcester Natural Sprays pattern example, height 18cm. (2)
A Caughley 'Birds in Branches' porcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780-85, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, unmarked, saucer 12.2cm diameter; sold together with a Caughley/Coalport hybrid hardpaste cream ewer and saucer in the same pattern, cream ewer 6cm high (4)Condition:Ewer with hairline crack, Coalport saucer with foot rim chip
A collection of Caughley porcelain, 18th century, comprising a 'Dresden Flowers' plate, S mark, 20.1cm diameter; a 'Gold Star' border plate, unmarked, 20.5cm diameter; and a 'Gold Star Border' fluted trio of coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer; a 'Dresden Flowers' tea bowl and saucer, S mark; and a 'Dresden Flowers globular teapot and cover, with a canted teapot stand, S mark (10 pcs including cover)Condition:Dresden Flowers plate - Minor rim flake, some gilding wearGold Star Border - filled rim chipGold Star Trio - Coffee cup broken and repaired, underside foot rim chip to saucerDresden Flowers tea bowl and saucer - Small chip to tea bowl, some gilding wearTeapot and cover - Teapot cracked. Stand - some gilt wear.
An assorted collection of Caughley blue and white porcelain, 18th century, comprising the following in the Pagoda pattern: a saucer dish, S mark, 19.2cm diameter; two coffee cups, a 'Fisherman' trio of coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer, S mark to cup; a 'Mother and Child' tea bowl and saucer, a 'Fenced Garden' teapot stand, unmarked, 14cm wide; two 'Apple and Damson' tea bowls and one saucer; a 'Three Flowers' saucer, a 'Fence' tea bowl and saucer, a 'Fenced Garden' trio and two further othe trios (group) (damages, repairs)Condition:Large Pagoda saucer dish - gilding wornPagoda coffee cups - gilding wornFenced Garden teapot stand - section to rim broken and repairedFisherman trio - Small chip to cupMother and Child tea bowl and saucer - small chip to saucer, tea bowl repairedApple and Damson - One tea bowl cracked and chipped, saucer with small rim flawsThree Flowers saucer - crackedFence tea bowl and saucer - rim chip to tea bowl, chips to saucer
A group of Caughley porcelain, 18th century, comprising an 'Angouleme Sprigs' fluted trio of coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer, unmarked, saucer 13.8cm diameter; a white and gilt bordered fluted coffee cup and saucer; a 'Dresden Sprigs and Festoon Border' fluted tea bowl and saucer, S mark, saucer 14cm diameter; and a 'Bridge and Gold Star' border fluted cream jug, unmarked, 7.5cm high (8)Condition:Angouleme trio - some spots of gilt wear, coffee cup with interior firing crack sprung into a hairlineGilt coffee cup and saucer - Gilding wornDresden Sprigs and Festoon Border - Gilding worn to exterior of tea bowlCream jug - gilding worn
A Caughley bowl, c1776-90, painted in underglaze blue with the Rock Strata Island pattern, 21cm diam, reversed S in underglaze blue, collector's label, a Caughley fluted blue and gilt cream jug, c1790, reversed S in underglaze blue and a Chinese blue and white dragon vase, 19th c, Kangxi mark (3) Provenance: (bowl) Wright Collection Bowl broken in two and formerly stapled, now neatly restuck, labels removedJug in good conditionVase in good condition save for some fritting around foot
Miscellaneous English teaware, c1800, to include Caughley, Worcester and two saucers bat-printed with animals, probably Minton, various sizes and marks (18) Provenance: Willis Collection Hairline crack to bat-printed saucer, hairline crack to two cups, chips to two saucers, hairline crack to saucer
A Caughley trio, tea bowl and saucer and coffee cup and saucer, c1782-92, the patterns comprising Fence and House, Pagoda and Fisherman, largest saucer 14cm diam, printed S, with or without painted x, or unmarked Provenance: Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge UndamagedFence and House tea bowl with glaze blister, during firing
A Caughley sparrow beak jug and jug and cover, c1782-92, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Fence and Pagoda patterns, 12 and 12.5cm h, printed C or S in underglaze blue and painted x in underglaze blue Provenance: Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge Jug in good conditionBlue and gilt jug - localised wear to gilding, small chip under the foot and chip on cover
A group of various 18th century and later pottery and porcelain To include three Caughley dishes from a dessert service; Two Dutch Delft plates; three Chinese porcelain plates; a Derby bottle vase; and further blue and white and other ceramics.Wear to the gilding, particularly on the Caughley pieces. One Caughley dish broken in half and re-glued.The Delft plates with fritz and marks to the outside, one with further losses to the glaze. The bottle vase with wear to the gilding overall. The Chinese blue and white plates with some slight losses and chips to the edges. Other items in moderate condition overall.
Four boxes of various china and glassware to include Albany Fine China Ltd Lucern figure group of woman with doves, 32 cm high, a pair of Samson type floral spray decorated writhen trophy design vases and covers with armorial decoration on a bracket foot base, 28 cm high, Spode terracotta ground and gilt decorated chinoiserie design fruit bowl, 26 cm diameter x 12.4 cm high, Chinese polychrome decorated gourd shaped vase and cover, Wedgwood Jasperware pot, Masons Ironstone "Sapphire" ginger jar and cover, Poole Studio Design grape and vine decorated jug, hand painted stone panel depicting rainbow trout, signed verso Thomas L Brown 1993, 22.5 cm wide x 10.1 cm high, Coalport "The Caughley mask-head jug", Masons Ironstone hydra jug with chinoiserie decoration, James Kent bramble relief work jug, fourteen other various pottery jugs, a pair of Continental porcelain figures of shepherd and shepherdess etc together with various glassware including celery jar, dressing table tray, powder bowl and cover, a pair of faceted moulded glass hexagonal candlesticks, water jug etc
A Rare Miniature Worcester Bullet Teapot c. 1770-80 Bird of Paradise decoration with green body colour (The green body colour is a later redecoration). Similar decoration found on Caughley and Neale items. Height 10 cms approx and handle to spout 12.5 cms approx. Two small chips to underside of rim of lid and a minute chip to spout. Provenance: Bonhams, Lot 137, June 2005, then Discovery Antiques and thence to a Private Owner Collection
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