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Lot 18
A Caughley 'Fisherman' tea canister and cover, circa 1780-85, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed S mark, 13.5cm highCondition:Small chip and associated crack to the mouth of the canister. X shaped hairline to the centre of the base. Fleabites to the tips of the petals on the flower finial of the cover.
Lot 20
A Caughley salad bowl or junket dish, circa 1785, transfer-printed in the 'Pine Cone' pattern, large printed C with serif mark, 25cm wide (restored)Condition:Restoration to a break covering just over one third of one side. This runs in an almost straight line and includes overpainting to the flowers and also colour matching to the underside. The bowl does ring when tapped. Please see close ups for some of the visible restoration
Lot 3
A near pair of Caughley 'Fisherman' or 'Pleasure Boat' tasters or 'caddy spoons'circa 1785-90transfer-printed in underglaze blue, of shallow form, unmarked, 5.4cm diameterCondition:Condition is generally good with no damages or repairs. There are some small spots of staining to the underside of one handle, please see additional image.
Lot 4
A collection of Caughley porcelain, comprising four 'Fisherman/Pleasure Boat' tasters or caddy spoons, circa 1785, transfer-printed in underglaze blue and a Caughley 'Apple and Damson' coffee cup, circa 1780-84, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, unmarked, 6.7cm high; sold together comparative Worcester and Philip Christian (Liverpool) 'Fruit Sprigs' coffee cups, 6cm high (some damage)(7)Condition:Faults to one taster's foot rim. Another broken and repaired.Liverpool cup - Two restored chips and cracked.Caughley coffee cup - Tw -foot rim chips and a couple of other smaller foot nibbles.
Lot 79
A John Rose Coalport 'Birds in Branches' teapot and cover, circa 1810-15transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Caughley 'Birds in Branches' pattern, unmarked, 16cm highProvenance: Ivor Southorn Collection. Previously loaned to the Coalport Museum for the 'Coalport at the Court of the Tsar -1996 Bicentenary Exhibition'.
Lot 394
A small group of ceramics and ornaments consisting of a small lead urn; an ancient pottery small vase; a Worcester or Caughley blue and white tea bowl; and further ceramicsQty: qtyWear to the gilding on the ceramics. The lead urn with dents and marks. The ancient vase with a small chip to the rim.
Lot 145
A Worcester Rubber Tree Plant pattern shaped circular plate, decorated in underglaze blue, foliate sprigs to verso, 19.5cm diameter, psuedo-Chinese four-character mark, c.1772-1775; a Worcester two handled navette shaped dish, the handles as scallop shells, decorated in underglaze blue with flowers, 18cm wide; a Worcester barrel-shaped teapot and cover; a Mansfield pattern teapot; a Three Flowers pattern sparrow beak jug; a Three Flowers bowl; a Caughley Bird in Branches pattern coffee cup; all a/f (7)
Lot 141
A mixed group of Royal Worcester and other porcelain, comprising a pair of tear drop vases enamelled with pink and red roses, one with signature for Jack Southall, three blush ivory jugs with floral decoration, a pair of Coalport vases with bird decoration on a blue and gilt ground, a Derby Imari pattern plate, a ewer and two Curators Collection coffee cans and saucers, together with four Caughley saucers and two tea bowls.
Lot 687
A Georgian New Hall teapot, rim chipped, a Coalport vase, green with floral detail, restored, a pair of French 18th Century bowls and saucers, eight oriental saucers, a Caughley sucrier and cup and saucer, an oriental blue and white cup and saucer and three otehr pieces of oriental china, two a/f, and a small floral jug **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**
Lot 28
A Chelsea Derby Teabowl and Saucer, circa 1775, with gilt dentil rims and painted in green monochrome with scattered sprigs, gilt anchor and D marksaucer 12cm diameterA Worcester Faceted Teabowl, painted in coloured enamels with flowers, underglaze square seal mark7.5cm wideA Similar Saucer Dish, with wet blue and gilt decoration21cm wideA Caughley Sparrowbeak Jug, printed in underglaze blue with the "Fruit Sprays" pattern8.5cm highA Similar Saucer12cm diameterA Fluted Coffee Cup and Saucer, decorated in wet blue and giltsaucer 13.5cm diameterTwo Worcester Coffee Cups, painted with the "Cannonball" pattern6cm highA Similar Coffee Cup, "Peony" pattern6.5cm highA Saucer, "Birds in Branches" patternA Teabowl, "Fence" patternA Newhall Sucrier and Cover, printed in underglaze blue9cm highA Similar Saucer, painted in famille rose style13.5cm diameterA Derby Teabowl and Saucer, of faceted form, with wet blue, jeweled and gilt borders, painted puce marksaucer 13.5cm wide (18)A Chelsea Derby Teabowl and Saucer - teabowl good, saucer with three rim chips and a long crack. Gilt wear to bothA Worcester Faceted Teabowl - no chips or cracks, some wear and glaze pittingA Similar Saucer Dish - short rim crack, rim slightly abraded. Pitting and gilt wearA Caughley Sparrowbeak Jug - two firing cracks to the side of the spoutA Similar Saucer - gilt wear and some glaze pittingA Fluted Coffee Cup and Saucer - crack to base of handle terminal, chips to the rim of the saucerTwo Worcester Coffee Cups - one with a crack to the lower handle terminalA Similar Coffee Cup - crack to the rimA Saucer - good condition A Teabowl - small chip to the rim, small re glued flake to the rimA Newhall Sucrier and Cover - crack to the bowl, losses to the knop, glaze pittingA Similar Saucer - cracked A Derby Teabowl and Saucer - no chis or cracks, heavy decoration wear
Lot 6053
Two First Period Worcester blue scale dishes, the first decorated with birds and insects in reserves, fretted square mark, D22cm, the second with scalloped edge and decorated with floral reserves, blue crescent mark, D21cm, together with Caughley Pagoda dish, with gilt rim, unmarked, D20cm (3)
Lot 418
Two Caughley eyebaths, circa 1780-90One of plain oval shape on a tapering stem, printed in blue with random sections from the 'Fisherman' pattern, the associated cell and dagger border around the top rim, 4.9cm high, the other moulded with acanthus scrolls and set on a fluted foot, printed with 'Dark Sprigs' and cellular borders top and bottom, 5.6cm high (2)Footnotes:For similar eyebaths see the Bicentenary Exhibition catalogue of Caughley Porcelain (1999), figs.50 and 351, and also Geoffrey Godden, Caughley and Worcester Porcelain (1969), pls.121 and 122 where matching eyebaths are shown with corresponding wasters from the Caughley site.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 419
Two Caughley eyebaths, circa 1780-90 The plain boat-shaped tops set on slender tapering stems with turned lines at the base, printed in blue with seemingly random sections from the 'Fisherman' pattern, the associated cell and dagger border around the top rims, 6.3cm high (2) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 411
A rare Worcester eyebath, circa 1775Of plain oval shape on a spreading circular foot, painted in blue with the 'Rose' pattern of simple sprigs, a cellular border around the rim and the foot, 5.3cm highFootnotes:An identical Worcester eyebath, marked with a crescent, was sold from the Old Rectory, Banningham, Bonhams, 24 March 2004, lot 1998. A slightly later example is in the Museum of Royal Worcester. The border pattern was subsequently copied on eyebaths at Caughley using transfer printing. See also lot 389 in this sale for the pattern on a Worcester inkwell.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 417
A rare Caughley tureen, cover and liner, circa 1790Of lobed, oval shallow form with a liner that forms a baking dish inside, applied with loop handles at the ends and with an artichoke finial, printed in blue with the 'Willow Nankin' pattern of elaborate Chinese riverscapes and 'Fitzhugh' borders, 29cm wide (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 420
A rare Caughley dessert ladle and a plate, circa 1790The deep spoon with a tapering handle moulded with leaves at the terminals, the plate with a lobed rim, both painted in blue with the 'Weir' pattern, ladle 17cm long, plate 20.7cm diam (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 416
A very rare Caughley pot pourri basket and cover, circa 1790-95Oval with tapering sides crisply moulded with a fine basketweave pattern, applied with an overhead handle, the cover pierced with seventeen round holes, printed in bright blue with various floral sprays and scattered sprigs including versions of 'Three Flowers' and 'Sliced Apple', cellular borders around the rims, 20.5cm long (2)Footnotes:This is a later Caughley production made using a hybrid hard paste body and was clearly beset with manufacturing problems. Indeed, this is the only example known to have survived. It was shown in the 1999 Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, catalogue no.207.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 382
A pair of Caughley patty pans. circa 1775The small round pans with tapering sides and reinforced rims, painted in blue with the 'Cannonball' pattern and associated diaper border, 9cm diam, C marks (2)Footnotes:ProvenancePauline and David Tate CollectionThis fine pair of patty pans was a gift to Pauline Tate in the belief that it was Worcester, but on close inspection it is apparent that the crescent marks on the bases have been purposely drawn as the letter C. The Cannonball was one of Worcester's most popular patterns, but it is surprisingly uncommon to see the same design on Caughley porcelain. See The Caughley Society's Blue and White Patterns book (2012), p.145, pattern E10.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 301
A pair of Caughley blue and white ice pails18th centuryOf U-shape with angular handles and circular shaped cover with double C-scroll finial, together with liner, with liner, printed in blue with chinoiserie landscape decoration and gilt detailing, 26.5cm high overall, underglazed S mark to the base of one pailFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 607
A collection of First Period Worcester/Caughley blue and white porcelain including teapot (lacks lid), two sparrow-beak jugs, a pair of leaf pickle-dishes, polychrome tea bowl and coffee cups, blue and white coffee cup, sauce-boat and cream jug and a shell pickle dish (latter not Worcester) (12- a/f)
Lot 147
A Caughley 'Willow Nankin' tea and coffee service, circa 1785transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a teapot, lidded sucrier, four tea bowls, four coffee cups, five saucers, a cream jug, teapot stand and a pair of tea canisters with covers, some pieces with printed S, the teapot 12cm high (24 pcs including covers)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Condition overall is good. There are a couple of nibbles to the underside rim of the cover on the teapot and a further smaller nibble to the tip of the spout.Both canister covers have small chips. The teapot stand has some loss of glaze to one side.Cream jug - hairline near handle. Nibbles around foot rim and small chip to spout. The glaze has some defects from firingSucrier has minor nibbles to the underside rim of the cover.One tea bowl has a descending hairline.A few pieces have minor gilt wear.
Lot 154
A small Caughley porcelain 'Fence' tart or patty pan, circa 1780, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, C with serif mark, 10cm diameterProvenance: Private collection. Purchased from Bill Dickenson in 1991.Condition:Good condition. A couple of minor glaze pits and nicks to the edge of the foot rim. Signs of use to the interior.
Lot 156
A Caughley porcelain 'Sliced Apple' tea canister and cover, circa 1785-90, of fluted form, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, the secondary print featuring a whole apple overlapped by flowers, below a cell diaper border, unmarked, 11.5cm highProvenance: Private Collection. Purchased from Peter Whiteley, Ironbridge in 1994.Condition:Small chip to edge of the cover and nibbles to the petals on the finial. Otherwise good.
Lot 152
A Caughley 'Bouquets' cabbage-leaf mask-head jug, circa 1785, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, a circular roundel enclosing the monogrammed initials RJH, printed C with serif mark, 24cm high (handle with old stapled repair, staples now removed)Provenance: Private Collection. Purchased from Brightwells in 2011.
Lot 155
A rare Caughley porcelain 'Rose' sauceboat, circa 1776-80, of fluted low oval form, painted in underglaze blue with the central open flower with a single branch and foliage to either side, the interior with a cell diaper upper border, C with serif mark, 7cm high, 14cm long (crack around upper terminus of handle)Provenance: Private collection, purchased prior to 1975.Condition:There is a crack around the upper terminus of the handle, but it has not been broken off. Otherwise condition is good, there are a couple of minute edge knocks around the foot rim and a few minute glaze nibbles around the tip of the spout. No other damages or repairs.
Lot 136
A Caughley porcelain fluted tea bowl and saucer, circa 1783-93, Chamberlain's decorated in polychrome with a pair of Fancy Birds in landscapes, after similar decoration by Fidelle Duvivier at New Hall, within a blue and gilt border, unmarked, tea bowl 8.2cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter (2)Provenance: Private Collection.Condition:Good condition with no damages or repairs. Some scratches through the birds and minor wear to the gilding on the saucer in a few areas.
Lot 149
A rare Caughley polychrome mug, circa 1785-90of straight-sided cylindrical form, with an indented loop handle, painted with an Angelica Kauffman-style oval panel of a woman seated with a dog, the panel decorated predominantly in brown and green tones with a pink blush to her cheeks, below a gilt and blue 'Flaming Pearl' border, unmarked, 8.5cm high and 6cm diameterProvenance: Ivor Southorn Collection. Ex. Godden Reference Collection.Condition:Rubbing and some minute nicks to the gilding on the upper rim. Two faint hairlines or crazing lines to the upper portion of the handle. There is some gilt loss to the foliage on either side of the portrait panel. Old remnants of sellotape residue to the body.
Lot 158
A Caughley 'Fence and House' sparrow beak porcelain jug, circa 1784-90, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, unmarked, 9.2cm highProvenance: Private collection, purchased from Bill Dickenson in 1992.Condition:Good condition with no damages or repairs. Small spot of discolouration at the tip of the spout.
Lot 150
A Caughley cream boat circa 1777-85, of 'gadroon' shape, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Rock House Island' pattern below a blue lined rim, painted 'C' mark and impressed star, 10cm long and 6.5cm highProvenance: Private Collection. Purchased at Halls on 28th April, 2010, lot 81.Condition:There is a firing crack/open fissure about the lower terminal of the handle and a slight further firing fissure below the spout. The interior rim also has a small indent, which has been glazed and painted over. There are no damages or restorations, all of the defects are manufacturing ones.
Lot 160
A small group of Caughley porcelain, 18th century, comprising a 'Bell Toy' tea bowl and saucer; a 'Three Flowers and Butterfly' teapot and cover, 15.5cm high (restored); a 'Pagoda' tea bowl and saucer and a 'Daffodil Painter Group' blue and gilt tea bowl and saucer, unmarked (7)Provenance: Private Collection.
Lot 738
Late 18th century English blue and white Toy porcelain, Caughley Salopian - a large scale dolls’ house sauce boat —2 1/4in. (6cm.) long (broken down the middle of body and glued) and a meat platter, marked S (chip to back of rim); and a Lowestoft jug —2 1/4in. (5.5cm.0 high (missing handle and repaired spout); and a Lowestoft small tea bowl (cracked and chipped)
Lot 515
Various 18th, 19th century and later pottery and porcelain jugs, to include a Staffordshire jug with coloured print titled 'The Sailor's Farewell', depicting a sailor to the front and the rhyme within a floral garland to the back, height 11.5cm, a Sunderland-style lustre pottery cream jug with wide spout and shaped handle, with pink lustre ladies and garden scene, height 12.5cm, a Coalport reproduction of the Caughley Mask-Head Jug, 'originally produced about 1770', height 18cm, a Spode 'Glendale' pattern jug reproduced from the illustrations in the company archives, height 8cm, length 11cm, a Portmaster gilt-heightened jug with fluted body and a Furnivals Denmark patterned water jug, height 15.5cm (10).
Lot 423
A Caughley cabbage leaf moulded jug, circa 1780, decorated by the Chamberlain family at Worcester with a central band of puce paterae with pendant swags of flowers in green, 17cm high; a Worcester mask jug, circa 1785 - 93, the globular body gilt with initials 'W.A.J.' and decorated with vertical floral bands, marks in blue, 18cm high Thelarger jug is in nice condition. The smaller jug as a small surface chip out to the footrim
Lot 432
A part Caughley composed dessert service, circa 1785, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with flower sprays and scattered sprigs, comprising eight fluted lozenge-shaped dishes, two larger fluted lozenge-shaped dishes, three pairs of graduated square dishes, two shell dishes, three quatrefoil tureen stands, four fluted saucer dishes, three kidney-shaped dishes, forty-five plates and a bowl (73) Five plates are cracked and one is chipped Comport has a repaired chip Five lozenge shaped dishes chipped One of the mobed ones chipped. A lot losses to the gilding on the plates
Lot 420
An important Caughley centrepiece and stand from the Marquess of Donegal service, circa 1793, the centre decorated with a crowned D within a yellow, blue, gilt and pink banded rim, the broad foliate border reserved with panels of classical ladies painted en grisaille, one panel painted with the family crest, the dish marked CHAMBERLAIN, 38cm wide Provenance: Geoffrey Godden Literature: Geoffrey Godden, Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain, Barrie & Jenkins, 1982, ill. P.49, pl. 23 for a dessert dish, p. 50, pl. 24 for other pieces from the service including the present lot The invoice for this service is dated the 18 September 1793. It is a harlequin set as borders are of different designs, the centre dishes cost £8 8 shillings. The dish itself has slight rubbing to the gilding and a small restored chip to the rim. The stand has a foot missing and there is a crack to the side. Small amount of discolouration to a part of the base.
Lot 422
A pair of Caughley dessert plates, circa 1780 - 85, painted in blue monochrome, possibly by Thomas Pardoe after Paul Sandby, with rustic scenes, within gilt anthemion borders and blue and gilt rims, 22cm diameter; A Caughley plate, circa 1785, printed with the 'Pinecone and Foliage' pattern, 22.5cm diameter (3) Rubbing to the pair of plates, especially the central borders. Both have rim chips to the bases. The other plate has slight pitting
Lot 421
A Caughley part dessert service, circa 1780 – 85, painted, possibly by Thomas Pardoe after Paul Sandby, in blue monochrome with river landscapes and ruined buildings, within broad borders of gilt dots and interlaced oval band rims, comprising a large fluted dish, a pair of kidney-shaped dishes and a plate, the dish 34cm wide (4) Rubbing to the gilding, one of kidney shaped dishes has slight chips to the rim. Tiny chip to the gilding on the larger dish.
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