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A Caughley baluster shaped sparrowbeak milk jug, with notched loop handle and scalloped rim, painted in underglaze blue with trailing flowers and leaves, and a butterfly, the interior with a flowerhead and pendant leaf band, 9.5cm high (3 3/4"), blue painted C mark, circa 1780, (tip of lip chipped) (See illustration)

A set of three Caughley, Salopian porcelain tea bowls, late 18th century, of fluted form decorated in gilt and cobalt blue with panels of floral sprays.

A Caughley, Salopian porcelain tea bowl and saucer, late 18th century, of fluted form decorated in blue and gold with a butterfly, leaf festoons and a repeating leaf border, wear.

A CAUGHLEY SEVENTEEN PIECE TEASET each piece of white ground with reeded decoration, with gilt and blue border.

A CAUGHLEY CAUDLE CUP with gilt border.

A NEWHALL RELIEF MOULDED CREAM JUG, a Caughley fluted jug and a saucer.

A BLUE AND WHITE DIAMOND SHAPED PICKLE DISH Circa 1820-1830, decorated with a Chinoiserie river landscape pattern, 12.5cm, also a pair of blue and white bowls, decorated with two exotic birds amongst foliage, 13cm, three Caughley saucers with undulating rims, decorated in a blue and white 'fenced garden' pattern and a Staffordshire group of two lambs with shredded coats, on a shaped and scrolled base, 14cm (7).

A Caughley blue and white baluster Coffee Pot printed fisherman pattern, no cover and A/F, S mark,

Caughley/Worcester sucrier and cover circa 1775 printed with three flower pattern in underglaze blue, crescent or 'C' mark to base, (damages to the petals on the floral finial) (2) 12cm high

Caughley scallop shape dish c.1780 printed with pleasure boat pattern in underglaze blue, also Caughley saucer painted with a version of Rock Strata pattern, crescent mark to base, Also a Newhall teabowl and saucer printed with Gazebo pattern in underglaze blue, (portion of the shell dish missing, the Caughley saucer cracked) (4)

Caughley pineapple dish circa 1790 decorated with borders of concentric gilt circles, (gilt wear) 32cm wide

Four pieces of 18th century porcelain, to include two Penningtons Liverpool floral printed bowls, a Caughley Royal Lily cup, and one other saucer painted with oriental figures, (some damages) (4)

Caughley reeded teabowl and saucer and one other bowl circa 1785 decorated with gilt flora and blue line borders 'S' mark, (the saucer cracked) (3)

Three Caughley Tea Cups and Two Saucers Decorated in Underglaze Blue Brosely Pagoda Pattern, c.1790, Fluted Gilt Lined Rim (5)

A Creamware Tea Bowl and Saucer Decorated in the Style of Caughley Back to Back Roses Pattern, circa 1790, (af)

A Worcester Spittoon or Saffer Pot, Blue Printed Shaded Crescent Mark, circa 1770-80, See Geoffrey Godden - Caughley & Worcester Porcelain page 144, plate 295

A Caughley "Fisherman" pattern mask jug, with cabbage-leaf moulding, printed in underglaze blue, unmarked, 5.75in.

A Caughley polychrome spirally fluted and shaped oval spoon tray, enamelled at Chamberlain's Worcester factory with the l'Amite design of billing doves in a gilt medallion and border 17cm w, c1790 . Localised wear to the gilding

A Caughley egg drainer, painted in underglaze blue with the Chantilly Sprigs pattern, 8. 5cm diam, c1770 . Flat rim chip; glaze crack in the handle; pinhead sized flat graze to the exterior of the rim beneath where it is joined by the handle. No restoration

A Caughley cabbage leaf mask jug, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Conversation pattern, 21. 5cm h, c1785, collector's label Long descending crack from left of the mask lip, curving around the body and ending near the base of the handle

A Derby Teabowl and Saucer, painted with husk swags in green, gilt scrolls, with three flowerheads in naturalistic enamel colours below, dentil rims, crown entwined with D in gold (on both pieces), circa 1775, {the teabowl 7.6cm diameter} (saucer badly cracked and reglued); An English Teabowl and Saucer, fluted, painted with speedwell type repeat sprigs and with similar rim bands, edged in gilt; Two Derby Teabowls; and A Caughley Example (5)

A quantity of Worcester, first period, and Caughley blue and white porcelain.

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY CAUGHLEY TEAPOT STAND of shaped circular form, transfer-printed with a chinoiserie lake scene with pagodas, etc, gilt-enriched, SO mark, 15cm, (6in) diameter, and A CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN SPOON TRAY of lobed oval form, painted in underglaze blue with a similar scene, and having English (probably Caughley), gilt enrichment, 12.5cm, (4.9in) long (2)

A CAUGHLEY (SALOPIAN) PORCELAIN COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with chinoiserie lake scenes with pavilions, 'S' mark to cup, with gilt-enriched border and rim, c.1785, the cup 6cm, (2.25in) high

A CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN COFFEE CUP transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman pattern, 1780, 6.5cm, (2.6in) high

A CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN COFFEE CUP transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Fence pattern, c.1780, 7cm, (2.75in) high

A Caughley porcelain tea pot stand, late 18th Century, of fluted hexagonal form decorated centrally with a vignette of a church by a river, within a border of mixed fruits and butterflies and a blue and gilt c scroll rim, some wear.

A group of five late 18th century Derby plates, decorated with a central blue and gilt scrolling circle surrounded by sprays of painted flowers within a blue and gilt border and a late 18th century Caughley oval dish decorated with a blue and gilt pattern border, mark to base, 9ins

A WORCESTER CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE of wrythen fluted form with blue and gilt foliate borders and scalloped underglaze blue and gilt flower sprigs: Tea Pot & Cover, three Tea Bowls & one Saucer, one Cup and Saucer. Underglaze blue crescent or "C" mark. Height 7". (8)

A Caughley blue and white printed tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, of ribbed form with shaped rims and printed with the Fruit and Wreath pattern within a scroll and foliate border, underglaze blue 'S' mark to base, 2.25" high, tea bowl cracked

A polychrome English porcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, possibly Caughley, painted with bouquets and sprays of summer flowers in green, pink, russet and puce enamels within orange lined rims, 2.25" high

A Caughley blue and white porcelain coffee pot and cover with flower-bud knop, the ovoid body printed on either side with a version of the Chinese Mother and Child pattern, 22cm. high, printed S mark, circa 1780, slight chipping to flower knop.

A Caughley heart shaped dish, printed in blue with a sailing boat and a Chinese pagoda landscape, no mark, c.1770, 28cm.

A pair of Caughley scalloped edge plates, decorated in blue and gold, with flower sprigs and border swags, no marks, c.1780-90, 21. 5cm. (2) Slight wear.

A pair of Caughley fluted sauceboats, printed in blue with figures in Chinese pagoda landscapes, c.1780, 16.5cm. (2) One damaged.

A Caughley blue and white cabbage leaf moulded mask jug, printed with flowers, 'S' mark, c.1780, 18.5cm.

A Caughley fluted teacup and saucer, decorated with gilt flower sprigs and blue borders, 'S' marks, c.1780. (2) Some rubbing.

A pair of Caughley blue and white plates, printed with figures in a pagoda landscape, no marks, c.1780, 20cm. (2) Small chips.

A Caughley blue and white moulded bowl, printed with Chinese figures on a bridge in a pagoda landscape, 'S' mark, c.1780, 15cm. The gilt rim rubbed.

A Caughley fluted hexagonal teapot stand, decorated with the 'Royal Lily' pattern, 'S' mark, and a Coalport ribbed coffee cup and saucer, decorated with a pagoda landscape, both late 18th century. (3) Star crack to the saucer.

A Caughley blue and white spoon tray, printed with a Chinese pagoda landscape, a gilded rim, 'Sx' mark, c.1780, 16cm.

A Caughley low Chelsea ewer, moulded with acanthus leaves and painted with flowers, c.1770, 11cm. A 3cm. faint rim crack.

Two teapot stands, one Worcester decorated with a Japan pattern, square seal mark, the other Caughley blue printed with a pagoda landscape, both c.1770-80, 15cm. (2)

Various ceramics reference books: including Coysh "Blue and White Transfer Ware" (1970/74), Coysh "Blue-Printed Earthenware" (1972), Friends of Blue exhibition catalogue "True Blue - Transfer Printed Earthenware" (1998), Godden "British Pottery" and "British Porcelain" (1974), Godden "Caughley & Worcester Porcelains" (1969), four Barrie & Jenkins "Illustrated Guide" series (Liverpool, Staffordshire Salt-Glaze, Lowestoft and Ridgway), and others, with various catalogues etc.

A selection of mostly English blue and white porcelain, comprising: a Worcester coffee cup printed with the so-called 'Bat' pattern, disguised numerals mark; a Worcester 'Mansfield' pattern teabowl and saucer and a saucer dish; a Worcester feather-moulded saucer (repaired); a Caughley ogee teabowl printed with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern (cracked); a Caughley coffee cup (chipped); a Coalport example and a Chinese cup, various dates last quarter 18th century

Two Worcester small globular blue and white teapots and covers, one painted with the 'Mansfield' pattern, the other printed with the so-called 'Man in pavilion' pattern, circa 1756 (both with damage and restoration); and two various Caughley teabowls (one chipped)

Two Caughley 'Chelsea ewer' creamboats, one printed in blue with Chinoiserie vignettes, the other printed with insects and floral sprays, printed 'S' mark, circa 1780 (the latter with an old restored chip)

A Caughley blue and white Chinoiserie octagonal plate, printed in blue with the so-called 'Full Nankin' pattern, 22.5cm wide, circa 1780

A Caughley powder-blue-ground Chinoiserie plate, painted with flowers issuing from rockwork beneath an insect, the border with shaped panels of precious objects, scalloped rim, 22cm diameter, impressed Salopian, circa 1780

A Caughley blue and hot-water basin, printed with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern, 29cm diameter, circa 1790

A QUIANLONG TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, underglaze blue decoration, a Liverpool coffee can (s.d) a Caughley coffee can and an Imari saucer (6)

Late 18th/ early 19th century Porcelain to include: Caughley plate painted blue and gilt with Dresden flower pattern, 'S' mark to base, Newhall teabowl and saucer painted with flora, brown printed 'Newhall' to base, Worcester saucer printed with the Argument pattern in underglaze blue, two blue and white chinoiserie printed teabowls probably Newhall, a Coalport saucer printed with Pagoda pattern and a Chinese export blue and white teabowl, (some damages) (8).

Caughley teapot circa 1780 printed with Pleasure Boat pattern in underglaze blue transfer, 'S o' mark to base (old restorations to lid, gilt ware) (2).

Late 18th century Caughley blue and white transfer printed tankard, decorated with scene depicting 2 men fishing, marked with an underglaze blue C, 14.5cm

A Worcester baluster shaped sparrow beak milk jug, with loop handle, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern, 10cm high (4"), blue crescent mark, circa 1775, a Caughley baluster shaped sparrow beak jug, printed in blue with the Fence pattern, circa 1780-85, and a Caughley leaf shaped pickle dish, painted in blue with flowers and vines, circa 1780 (crack)

A Caughley large cabbage leaf moulded baluster shaped jug, with 'C' scroll handle and mask spout, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern, 21.5cm high (8 1/2"), blue printed Sx mark, circa 1780-85

A Caughley pail shaped coffee can, with loop handle, painted in underglaze blue in French style with flowers and leaves, beneath a basket moulded band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), blue painted S mark, circa 1785-90

A Caughley cylindrical butter tub and cover, with two scroll handles and flower knop, printed in underglaze blue with the Fence pattern, within cell diaper borders, 11.5cm diameter (4 1/2"), blue printed C mark, circa 1780

A Caughley concave sided square dish, printed in underglaze blue with the Full Nankin pattern, within a cell diaper band and house, scroll and diaper panelled border, 19.5cm wide (7 3/4"), blue printed Sx mark, circa 1780-85

A rare Caughley ogee shaped chocolate cup and saucer, the cup with ear shaped handle, decorated in Kakiemon palette with flowering branches, issuing from rockwork, alternating with orange and gilt diaper bands, circa 1790