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Small selection of blue and white porcelain, including Caughley birds in branches tea bowl, circa 1780; Caughley Pagoda pattern tea bowl; Chinese blue and white tea bowl; three Chinese blue and white saucers; two pearlware blue and white printed cups (8) (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).

English blue and white porcelain sucrier, c1780 in the manner of Caughley, decorated in underglaze blue chinoiserie pattern within gilt painted borders, the domed cover with pineapple finial, together with four matching cups and two saucers, max H14cm.

A set of three Worcester blue and white bowls, c1770, painted with the Mansfield pattern, 10cm diam, painted open crescent in underglaze blue, four other blue and white tea bowls, comprising Liverpool, Caughley and Chinese and two other items (9) The three Worcester tea bowls in good condition. Caughley tea bowl - chipped. One of the pair of Liverpool tea bowls broken and re-stuck. Chinese tea bowl in good condition. The smallest pearl ware tea bowl cracked. Miniature Chinese eggcup shaped object chipped

A Collection of 18th and 19th Century English Blue and White to Comprise C. 1780's Caughley Willow Pattern Dish with Gilt Detailing, 15cm Diameter, a Worcester Pomegranate Dish (With large loss)18cm Diameter, a Davenport Plate 25cm diameter and a Willow Pattern Tureen and Cover, 26cm wide

A Philip Christian Liverpool coffee pot, 18th century, of pear form, with a domed cover, painted with spring floral decoration, 25cm high,together with a Caughley porcelain sparrow beak jug,with painted chrysanthemums, 9cm highanother a similar jug, 8.5cm high and a Staffordshire stoneware bowl,mid-18th century, with enamelled decoration,19cm diameter (4)Condition ReportCoffee pot) Chips to the lid. Nibbles and wear to the body. Manufacturing flaws and kiln pick up.Bowl) Restored hairline crack. Firing cracks. Wear and rubbing to the decoration.Small jug) Small hairline to the spout. Wear to the decoration. Kiln pick up.Large jug) Wear to the decoration. Kiln pick up. Nibbles to the foot rim.

A Coalport porcelain reproduction of the Caughley Mask-Head jug, printed marks, 19cm high.

An extensive 18th Century Caughley tea service in the L'Amitie pattern comprising teapot and stand, milk jug, tea caddy, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, two large dishes, six tea bowls and saucers and a further five separate tea bowls, circa 1780 (good condition with exception of cracks to teapot and teapot stand and chip to inner rim of caddy)crack to teapot and hairline to teapot stand, chip to inner rim of caddy no other damage noted

Three matching Caughley porcelain "Pine Cone" pattern dessert plates, circa 1780, fluted with lobed rim and transfer underglaze, blue crescent device stamp to the underside, 17.5cm diameter, with porcelain blue and white octagonal plate decorated with game birds and titled "Set Too" (4)

A Caughley Three Flowers pattern wet mustard pot and cover,  tram line borders, flower finial, 10cm high, C mark, Grice Collection label

Eleven Caughley and Worcester Porcelain Tea Bowls and Nine Saucers, painted in underglaze blue with landscapes, flowers and fruit patterns, crescent marks.

Three Caughley Porcelain Sparrow Beak Jugs, painted in underglaze blue with floral sprays, crescent marks. (3)

A Caughley Porcelain Tureen, Cover and Stand, of lobed oval form and applied twig loop handles, painted in underglaze blue with floral sprays, crescent marks, 27cm long.

An 18th century cabbage moulded Caughley mask jug, decorated with flowers in underglaze blue, S for Salopian mark, height 7.25ins 

A late 18th-century Caughley part tea service, of ribbed form with gilt loop and dot borders, comprising: teapot, cover and stan, tea caddy and cover, and two tea bowls and saucers; and an early 19th century Coalport fluted teapot and cover.

A Caughley tea service, circa 1790, comprising: a teapot, cover and stand, nine tea bowls, nine teacups, nine saucers, a slop bowl and stand, a sugar basin and cover, a milk jug, and a tea leaf compendium, each decorated with a gilt and cobalt blue floral and foliate design, gilt banding throughout (please see P.Miller and M. Berthaud 'An Anthology of British Teapots' (Micawber publications, 1985) plate 692 for a similar teapot example) (35)CONDITION REPORT: All pieces show wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, rubbing to gilt highlights, etc. One piece shows restoration to the finial (please see photo). No other obvious signs of damage nor restoration. 

A CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN CADDY SPOON, c.1790, the plain oval bowl with shell handle, painted in blue with flower sprigs, 3 3/4" wide, together with a Newhall porcelain helmet jug painted with leaf and berry banding, 3 3/4" high (2) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Jug has a small chip to rim

Three Caughley saucers and two matching tea bowls printed and gilt with the Pagoda pattern, circa 1780, together with three items of Chinese tea ware similara few sall chips, rubbings to the gilt

A Caughley blue and white porcelain oval basket, printed with the Fisherman & Cormorant pattern, 18cm long and an early 19th Century pearlware blue and white basket similarThe Caughley basket with a crack in the base, some minor chipping to applied flowers. Pearlware basket in good condition.

A collection of 19th century porcelain to include a coffee pot in the style of Caughley porcelain with French sprig design, as well as various other antique teapots, teacups, plates and bowls.

A pair of Caughley porcelain plates, circa 1785, each decorated with flowers and heightened in gilt, rare impressed Salopian mark verso, dia.21cm

A late 18th century Caughley porcelain Salopian Sprigs pattern plate, c. 1780-1800. Impressed SALOPIAN to the reverse. 21 cm wide. Good condition, chip to reverse, loss of gilding. Surface wear.

A Caughley cup with blue and white castle design, label to base for the Whatney Collection

An 18th Century Caughley tea caddy and cover decorated with the fisherman print in blue, 12cm high

A large 18th Century Caughley bowl with the fisherman pattern together with a further oval shaped bowl with the same pattern (both a/f)

A T.G. Green Cornishware circular lidded butter dish. Green printed mark to base, 14.5cm diameter, together with a Caughley porcelain tea bowl (2).

An English blue and white printed tea bowl, possibly by Enoch Wood. Circa 1785, printed with The Man on The Bridge pattern, with printed lion rampant mark, traditionally ascribed to New Hall, together with a Worcester Fisherman pattern tea bowl, with disguised numerals mark, and a Caughley coffee cup (3).

An 18th century English porcelain bowl probably Caughley. Of wyvern form and decorated with sprigs, diameter 11cm together with a 19th century Spode kakiemon style plate and a pair of tea bowls and saucers. (4)

A Caughley blue and white transfer-printed food warmer, c.1800, size 20cm diameter. Condition: nibbles to one handle, few scratches, otherwise good. (1)

An 18th century Worcester blue & white Two Peony Rock Bird pattern shell shaped pickle dish, 8 by 7.5cms; together with a Caughley blue & white strainer, 8cms diameter (2). Condition Report The shell shaped dish has a small chip to the underside of the rim and one very small chip to the rim. Strainer has 3 small chips to foot rim.

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer, blue S mark, circa 1780, reeded and fluted, with blue and gilt floral sprigs and laurel husk banding, 14cm diameter

A Caughley blue and white egg strainer, circa 1780, transfer printed cormorant pattern, leaf moulded handle, 10cm long

Coalport/Caughley Copperplate 102 framed and strung. Size incl. frame: h:23.3cm x w:29.2cm

A Royal Crown Derby Royal Anoinette pattern quatrefoil trinket pot and cover, first quality; a Wedgwood Clio pattern circular trinket pot and cover; a pair of graduated Coalport Caughley Mask-Head jugs; a Denby jug; etc

Six Caughley blue and white Coffee Cups decorated floral sprays with ring of flowers and floral sprigs, one rim chipped  NB Possibly Liverpool NOT Caughley

A Caughley barrel shaped Teapot with gilt decoration, with a Teapot Stand and three Caughley Cups and Saucers with gilt floral design (gilding rubbed)

A Caughley shaped oval Dish with blue floral spray and rim, marked Salopian, 10 1/2 in, and a pair of circular Plates, shaped moulded rims, floral sprigs, 8in D

A Caughley 'Pagoda' tea canister and cover, circa 1780-85, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed S mark, 11.5cm high; together with a Caughley 'Cottage' pattern custard cup, lacking cover, circa 1780, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, unmarked, 5cm high (2)

In search of James Giles by Coke, hardcover, Goddens Lowestoft Porcelains, Caughley and Worcester, and Illustrated Encyclopedia (4).

A late 18th century circa 1790 believed Caughley porcelain teacup and saucer. The teacup and saucer decorated in cobalt and gilt stripes, the saucer with cobalt and gilt floral design. Fluted edge and rim. Gilt 42 mark to underside of teacup. Tea cup measures approx. 7cm tall, saucer 14cm in diameter.

A Worcester Fence pattern sucrier and cover, decorated in underglaze blue, flower finial, crescent mark, 11cm high, c.1770; others, Fence pattern bowl and sparrow beak jug; a Caughley Fence pattern bowl, C mark, 15cm diameter, c.1780; another (5)

Collection of Worcester porcelain18th Century, to include a trio decorated in the Kakiemon style, navy ground, with shaped panels of flowers, foliage and insects, the base of each piece marked, a Caughley style mask jug, decorated with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, unmarked, approximately 19cm high and a blue and white teapot in the Mansfield pattern, the finial in the form of a flower, with a crescent mark to the base, approximately 14cm high (3)With signs of wear consistent with age and use. With firing imperfections. The jug with chip to the base. Some underglaze chips. 

An early 19th century Coalport blue and white Pine Cone pattern coffee pot in Worcester or Caughley style with pewter lid, the scrollwork handle with split terminal, crescent mark to base

A collection of 18th Century blue and white porcelain to include a Lowestoft sauce boat with Chinoiserie decoration, a Caughley sparrow beak jug in the Fenced Garden pattern, a Caughley tea bowl in the Mother and Child design, together with assorted other tea bowls, saucers and a cabbage leaf jug, damages. (15)

A Worcester Caughley tea cup decorated  with fisherman and cormorant Circa 1790Diameter 6cm condition ; Slight wear to gilding, no damage or restoration visible under UV & LED light

Collection of silver including two mirrors, salt, spoons, Coalport Caughley sprays, silver plated wares, etc.

Caughley trio, circa 1790, of fluted form, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with floral sprays, 'S' marks, the saucer 13.5cm diameterThe cup has a few tiny footrim chips. Otherwise in good condition.

Caughley blue and white Fisherman pattern patty pan, circa 1780-90, ex-Bonhams, 11cm diameterIn good condition with no damage.

Caughley coffee cup and saucer, circa 1785, painted in blue with the Chantilly Sprigs pattern, with basket weave moulded borders, line-painted rims, the saucer 12.5cm diameter

A large collection of mostly 18th century english porcelain items to include Worcester, Spode, Caughley, Newhall etcCaughley oval dish with rim chip, otherwise sound.please see other images for condition

A Caughley blue and white shaped oval dish, circa 1785, printed with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern; a Caughley dessert dish with blue and gilt decoration; a pair of Derby dessert dishes, circa 1795. of lobed oval shape with borders of trailing foliage and another similar with a border of chantilly flowers (5)Provenance: The Frank Herrmann collection Crown Derby - hairline cracks to two of the 3 lobed sprig dishes Crown Derby blue and gilt oval dish - some flaking and rubbing to the rim, gilded restored in places around the rimgilding rubbed to some areas Caughley - some firing marks, surface scratch. One rim flake or shallow chip.please see additional images for condition

Worcester and Caughley tea wares to include and 18th century Worcester tea cup with Chinese kite flyers (Shaw collection) 6.5cm high. (16) Yellow - hairline crack to one saucer, gilding wear and minor dots of paint loss. Pink with saucer - crazing, hairline crack to cup through an image, gilding wear. Little bowls with smooth finish -  Black & white - firing marks/stains within, and to base, plus crack to base.  Bowl with glaze loss to rim and hairline crack. Other surface or firing imperfections. Pink flower - hairline crack.  The other appears fine. Other pink flower - minor area of chips to top rim, and area of glaze loss to base. Blue - chip to base Pink flower bowls/saucer x3 - one with crack to base and hairline, the other with chip to rim, the other appears fine. Crinkled porcelain - Bowl with gilding loss to rim, marks. Cup with handle - hairline crack Many with crazing if not all.   See photos.

A Worcester dessert plate in the 'pinecone' pattern, circa 1780, together with two Caughley pieces: a spoon tray and a teapot stand, both in the pagoda pattern with gilt rim, the Worcester saucer 15.5 cm diameter

Two Caughley tea bowls and saucers, circa 1780-90, one painted with Target pattern in polychrome enamels, the other with ribbed body and broad dot-pattern borders, gilt rims

Two late 18th century Worcester blue and white tea bowls and saucers, one in the birds in branches pattern, the other in the three flowers pattern, together with another Worcester cup and saucer partially reeded with lambrequin rims, and a Caughley sugar bowl

A small collection of Worcester and Caughley porcelain, to include a Worcester 'vine leaf' pickle dish, two Caughley 'Fisherman' pattern asparagus servers, a blue and white milk jug with gilt rim, a large Caughley 'Bouquet' pattern mug and a Caughley 'Fisherman' pattern mug, largest mug 14.5 cm high

A Worcester Fence pattern sucrier and cover, decorated in underglaze blue, flower finial, crescent mark, 11cm high, c.1770; others, Fence pattern bowl and sparrow beak jug; a Caughley Fence pattern bowl, C mark, 15cm diameter, c.1780; another (5)

A Royal Crown Derby Posies pattern flared cylindrical vase, pair of hexagonal vases, trinket trays, dinner plate, milk jug, sugar bowl, etc; a Royal Doulton figure Best Wishes HN3426; another, Emma HN3208; a Coalport reproduction Caughley Mask-Head jug; a reproduction Yardley's Lavender figural soap dish; three pieces of Wedgwood green Jasperware; qty

18thC matched set of Caughley / first period Worcester teaware including piece impressed 'Salopian', blue crescent mark etc, tallest 13.5cm

A Caughley 'Fisherman' or 'Pleasure Boat' teapot and covercirca 1785-90of globular form with a ridged handle, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the main pattern below an associated cell diaper and spearhead border, unmarked, 15.5cm highCondition:Hairline and a chip to the spout. Small chip to the cover's rim and a further smaller chip to the underside of the cover. Scratches and glaze pitting to the exterior of the teapot.

A small group of Caughley, circa 1782-1794, comprising two reinforced beakers or tea bowls in the 'Temple' pattern, unmarked, 6cm high; a teacup, also in the 'Temple' pattern, unmarked; together with 'Pagoda' wares, comprising a slop basin, Sx mark, 15cm diameter, two coffee cups, two tea bowls and two saucers; a 'Fenced Garden' tea bowl and saucer, unmarked and a fluted teabowl and saucer, decorated in cobalt gilt (14) Condition:Fenced tea bowl and saucer- minor gilt wear to tea bowl. Firing cracks to the underside of the saucer. Reinforced tea bowls - one with some gilt wear to rim. One smaller Fluted tea bowl originally had a gilt rim and this now almost completely gone, the other is just heavily rubbed. Gilt and blue tea bowl and saucer - hairline to tea bowl, minor gilt wear to the lobed rim. Saucer with chips to the foot rim. Slop bowl - gilding to rim 90% rubbed. Temple teacup with star crack to foot and crack to interior. No other damages or repairs.