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A Caughley dessert dish, c.1785-93, painted with the Weir pattern in a bright blue within a panelled trellis and Green key border, blue 8 mark to the footrim, 27.5cm.

A rare Caughley blue and white inkwell and liner, c.1775-80, of capstan shape, printed with the Bell Toy pattern, the reverse with vases of flowers in a garden setting, the flat top pierced with four small holes around a central aperture containing the liner, decorated with flower sprigs, faint C mark, 9.6cm across. (2)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.Cf. Geoffrey Godden, Caughley and Worcester Porcelains, pl.128 for a similar example plus wasters excavated from the factory site.

A Shelley ‘Ferndown’ tea service for one; five Coalport ‘Camelot’ tea cups and saucers; a Coalport ‘Caughley Sprays’ tea set for six including; six tea cup trios, milk jug, sugar bowl

A collection of 18th Century blue and white Worcester and Caughley including, a Bowl decorated with flowers and butterflies with double blue band to inner to rim, 6"Diam, a Tea Bowl and Saucer with Pagoda and stylised flower patterns, unmarked, another Tea Bowl and Saucer with fence and Flower pattern, three Coffee Cans and a Saucer (Some A/F). The Bowl appears to be in good condition with no majorly obvious damage or repair, just a few small chips to the foot rim. Coffee Can with decorated interior rim, has a large hairline crack that runs from the top edge down to the foot rim, the bottom of the handle also has been cracked.Pagoda pattern Tea Bowl and Saucer - the Saucer has a fairly large star crack, is slightly misshapen (firing fault), and has scratches all over the surface.Moulded Tea Cup appears to be good.Small Pagoda and Tree design Bowl has firing/glazing faults around the top rim and to the underside of foot rim.

A first period Worcester Caughley Pine Cone pattern salad bowl, 26cm diameter

A late 18thC Caughley porcelain teapot, lid lacking, decorated in blue and white in the Pleasure Boat pattern, crescent mark, 8.5cm high.

A Caughley Tea pot 1780. No obvious damage or restoration This lot cannot be posted

A graduated pair of Coalport 'The Caughley Mask-Head Jug' - blue printed factory marks, 14.5cm and 12.3cm high, one with original card label.

A small collection of Regency and mid-19th century English porcelain - including a first period Worcester 'Mansfield' pattern tea bowl with open crescent mark; a New Hall silver shape teapot (a/f - cracked and two chips inside rim); a Caughley fluted slop bowl with blue and gilt swagged and sprigged decoration, underglaze blue 'S' mark, 8cm high; a Worcester spiral fluted coffee cup and saucers, decorated in blue and gilt, open crescent marks, the saucer 13.8cm diameter; a New Hall Worcester-style fluted coffee cup; an iron red and gilt decorated tea cup and saucer, with 'The Henry Sandon Collection' label to base, lot 1155; a pair of Bloor Derby saucers decorated in blue and gilt with fruiting vines; a hand painted botanical plate, inscribed 'Larger Lake Coloured Watsonia' to base, 21cm diameter; etc.

A Worcester Tureen and cover circa 1770, applied gilded leaves together with a Caughley cream boat and a New Hall bowl (some small chips and cracks).

A Caughley helmet shaped butter boat, decorated in polychrome with flowers and foliage, 6cm high, c.1770; a Caughley Low Chelsea ewer, decorated with flowers, moulded with acanthus leaves, 7cm high, c.1780 (2)

A Caughley Chantilly Sprig pattern coffee cup, in underglaze blue, kick handle, 6cm high; a Caughley Salopian Sprig pattern cup, in underglaze blue, moulded basket weave border, kick handle, 5.5cm high; another similar, 6cm high (3)

Five late 18th/early 19th century English porcelain cups and saucers to include a circa 1800 John Rose Coalport cup and saucer, Caughley blue and gilt circa 1790 cup and saucer, Caughley blue and white tea bowl and saucer, Flight Barr and Barr Worcester circa 1825 cup and saucer and a New Hall blue and white circa 1790-95 cup and saucerIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A selection of mainly 18th century English porcelain to include a Worcester and Caughley blue and white tea bowls and saucers, together with a creamware mug painted with rosesIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Caughley ogee shaped large breakfast cup and saucer, circa 1790, decorated in enamels and gilt with swags, the saucer 15cm diameterGood overall condition. Some minor glaze scratching. A couple of small flakes to the gilding.

A group of three Caughley blue and white porcelain pieces, late 18th century, comprising a mug decorated in 'La Peche' and 'La Promenade Chinoise' designs, 13cm wide, an asparagus server and a mustard pot and cover together with Worcester 'Fence' design jug, underglaze marks to base (4)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023).Condition ReportThe mug with two small chips to the foot rim, although one appears to have happened pre-glaze. Further small nibbles to foot rims. General light surface wear and scratches. Minor manufacturing imperfections. Overall appear in good order.

Collection of porcelain incl. Royal Crown Derby Imari bell with no clapper H12cm, two Coalport reproduction of Caughley mask-head jugs, two Royal Crown Derby Traditional Imari pin dishes, Royal Albert Old Country Roses decorative items, etc.

A COLLECTION OF CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN including a late 18th century fluted tea bowl, 5cm high, a similar teapot and associated stand, the teapot 14cm high, the stand 14.5cm wide, a sugar box and cover, 11.5cm high, and a Salopian ware bowl, 21.5cm diameter (5)Provenance: The Old Vicarage, Chideock.

An early 19th century Caughley Salopian porcelain part tea service, cobalt blue and gilt thistle design, the fourteen pieces comprising sucrier, sugar bowl, teacups, tea bowls and saucers

Coalport 'The Caughley Mask Head Jug' A Set of Four Graduated Jugs, the tallest 20cm high.

An 18th century Worcester or Caughley peony pattern tea bowl and saucer, circa 1765 -1775, together with an 18th century Caughley apple pattern tea bowl and saucer, circa 1770 -1790, two 18th century Caughley Mother and Child tea bowls and a saucer, and a small 18th century tea bowl decorated in polychrome enamels with Chinese figures to a landscape with rust red boarder, unmarked  Condition Report: There is a minor chip to one saucer, there is some pitting to the glaze of tea bowl decorated with oriental figures. 

A collection of tea ware including four Worcester black printed bowls and saucers, Milkmaids and L'Amour with RH Worcester marks, Country Scenes and Tea Party No 2, together with Derby puce mark coffee cup, Worcester monochrome and gilt coffee cup, late Liverpool fisherman coffee cup and a Caughley tea cup (8)

A small 18th Century Caughley mug with prints of La Peche and La Promenade, 8cm high

Collection of 18th century English porcelain tea ware items to include: Worcester tea bowls and teacups, Caughley and a Liverpool Pennington 'Two Quails' design teacup. (9) Provenance: The Audrey White Collection. (B.P. 21% + VAT)   Worcester saucer - restored. Imari bowl - hair-crack. Most of the cups have small but noticeable chips.

18th century Caughley blue and white porcelain tea bowl, Beswick horse, pearlware plate and other ceramics.

A mixed collection of 30 18th century and later porcelain pot lids of varying form and design, English and continental to include Worcester, Caughley, other hand painted and transfer printed examples

A Caughley sauce boat, decorated in blue and white with the Apple and Damson pattern. Underglaze 'S'. Circa 1790. 6½" long over handle. Repaired chip to foot.

A Caughley bowl, decorated in blue and white with the Fishermen pattern. Underglaze crescent. Circa 1780. 6" diam.

A Caughley bowl, decorated in blue and white with the Apple and Damson pattern. Underglaze crescent, circa 1790. 5¼" diam. Repaired chip to rim.

Collection of eighteen 19th Century tea bowls to include Caughley

18th Century Worcester teapot (minus cover), two Royal Worcester Leaf pattern vases, miniature Caughley platter (at fault), miniature vase (at fault), two other pots (minus covers) and a salt glazed jug

A mixed lot of English porcelain, late 18th/early 19th century including Caughley and other blue and white and blue and gilt wares, a group of eight Coalport and other coffee cans and a small mug etc [damages] 18.

A mixed collection of items to include Coalport Caughley mask head jug, Carlton ware dish, Royal Albert cup & saucer, Jack & jill baby plate etc ( 1 tray)

Group of three Caughley coffee cups, circa 1780 all with blue and white and gilt decoration

A Caughley porcelain sparrow beak jug circa 1780 with a blue and white printed Chinoiserie design, 9cm high

A Worcester porcelain jug circa 1770 with blue printed fence pattern together with a further Caughley jug, circa 1780 with blue and white design

Group of five Caughley tea bowls with blue and white and gilt decoration

A late 18th century Caughley pickle dish - modelled as a scallop shell and decorated with blue and white 'fisherman pattern' transfer, impressed mark to base, together with an 'S'.

A collection of 19th Century Caughley coffee cups and saucers, to include eight coffee cups and tea bowls together with a Tek Sing lotus saucer. (11) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

A collection of late 18th Century English blue and white teawares, including a Worcester porcelain tea bowl and saucer with Chinoiserie blue transfer printed over white ground, decorated in the Mother and Child pattern, filled blue crescent mark, a Caughley tea bowl and saucer, blue transfer printed over white ground, decorated in the Fence pattern, printed marks to reverse, together with a Cauhley Temple patter tea cup and saucer, Chinoiserie landscape pattern with gilded scalloped borders, maximum height 6.5cm. (6) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

Assorted tea and dinner porcelain including Minton Spray Bouquet, Aynsley Cambridge cups and saucers, Royal Kendal pin dishes, Aynsley plates with flowers, Coalport Caughley mask-head jug (hairline crack) etc

18th century Caughley blue and white sparrow jug, decorated in the Mother and Child pattern, circa 1780-1790, with underglaze C mark beneath, H9cm, together with a Worcester coffee cup, circa 1785 painted with floral sprays in underglaze blue and gilt, with crescent mark beneath, and a Caughley trio of tea cup, tea bowl and saucer, each of moulded wrythen fluted form and decorated with gilt and blue sprigs and bands, each with crescent mark beneath, (5)Condition Report:Jug handle restored.

A Collection of 19th Century English Porcelain, including a garniture of three cache pots with lion mask handles and painted with landscape vignettes, a Victorian porcelain teaset painted with ornithological subjects, Davenport teacup and saucer, Caughley saucer and a Nantgarw coffee cup (one tray)Cache pots (collectors label for Herculaneum) - all missing stands, central pot with a small chip to the side of the base. Side pots one with heavy chipping around the drain hole, the other with a long crack, gilding very heavily worn on all. Davenport saucer - crazed, cracked and with staining.Victorian teaset - one cup badly cracked.All pieces with general wear.

18th CENTURY CAUGHLEY, "Fisherman" pattern sauce boat, a/f, also 18th Century tea bowl and Derby putti figure

An 18th century Liverpool blue and white porcelain tea bowl and saucer by Seth Pennington, together with a Caughley blue and white tea bowl and two others, also a Chinese dish (6).

2 Coalport The Caughley Mask-Head jugs the tallest measures 6 3/4".

A group of Caughley 'Apple and Damsons' tea and coffee warescirca 1780-84comprising two coffee cups, one tea bowl and two saucers, unmarked, sold together with a Worcester 'Fruit Sprays' tea bowl, circa 1775-80, saucers 12cm diameter (6) (some damages)Provenance: The Worcester tea bowl is ex. Zorensky Collection.Condition:Caughley tea bowl is cracked. One saucer is also cracked. One coffee cup with foot rim chip.

A Ridgway (Cauldon Place) 'Savoy' bone china tea service, pattern 2/9123, circa 1835-40, the pink borders painted with flowers, comprising twelve teacups, twelve saucers, twelve sideplates, a pair of bread and butter plates, a muffin dish cover (no stand), slop basin and sugar bowl, and one further dish, numbered; sold together with a Coalport reproduction Caughley-style maskhead jug, 11.5cm high (43)Condition:One teacup is chipped with an associated crack. One saucer has a Y-shaped crack to centre. Second saucer has a hairline to rim. Third saucer has multiple hairlines. Fourth saucer has some noticable crazing lines. Fifth saucer badly cracked.One sideplate cracked and chipped.One cakeplate fairly scratched.No other damages or repairs. Decoration and gilding generally in good condition

Four Caughley blue and white wine tasters, circa 1760-80, of circular form, printed to the interiors with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, applied with a foliate handle7cm width over handlesOne with a small surface chip to the underside of the handle. One with a 1 inch crack to the rim. One is marked S

A set of four Caughley Pleasure Boat or Fisherman pattern asparagus servers, circa 1780-85, 7cm longGood condition

A late 18thC Caughley porcelain coffee cup and saucer, of bucket form, decorated in the Chantilly Sprigs pattern, blue Salopian mark.

Five 18th century cabbage leaf moulded jugs with mask spouts decorated with bouquets of flowers, one with a Caughley mark, tallest 19.5cm together with Copeland aesthetic movement teapot, pewter lidded stein, pewter lidded water jug and pair of transfer printed jugs with moulded lion head spouts

Collection of early19th century tea ware including a Coalport John Rose cup and saucer decorated with flowers on a Coalport gold and gilt ground, a Samuel Alcock cup and saucer decorated with flowers on a a peach and gilt ground, Ridgway two cups and one saucer, a Coalport John Rose two cups and a saucer decorated with red and gilt swags, a Caughley teapot stand, a Derby cup saucer and tea bowl with white fluted body and gilt decoration and another Derby cup and saucer

An 18th Century English porcelain saucer dish, of Worcester, Caughley, or Lowestoft style decorated with a pagoda pattern, measuring 12cm in diameterCondition report - There appears to be no significant damage to this saucer. There is however a very slight graze to the rim of the saucer in one area

Bryan Cox, for Caughley porcelain, a hand painted model of the Jockey Club Stakes Winner Phardante together with a similar porcelain model and an amusing model of a dismounted jockey.

A Caughley Salopian Sprig pattern handled beaker, c.1785-92, 3" high and five other items of Caughley porcelain.

A Caughley fluted tea bowl decorated in reserves with flower sprays and enriched with gilding. Underglaze 'S'. c. 1780. 3¼" diam.

A Caughley bowl, decorated in blue and white with the Apple and Damson pattern. Underglaze crescent, circa 1790. 5¼" diam. Repaired chip to rim.

A Caughley sucrier and cover, decorated in blue and white with the Fenced Garden pattern. Underglaze 'S'. Circa 1780. 4¼" high.

A Caughley teapot decorated in the Fence pattern in blue and white, the cover with flower finial. Underglaze 'S', circa 1780. 5¼" high.