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Click here to subscribeA group of Caughley and Coalport mask-head jugscomprising a Caughley 'Parrot Pecking Fruit' jug, 14cm high; a Caughley 'Bouquets' jug, 19cm high and three Coalport jugs including an example decorated with a View of the Ironbridge, 14.2cm high and one further unmarked Royal Worcester-style jug,(6)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.Parrot Pecking Fruit jug - spout chipped, crack running from rim, foot rim chip.Bouquets jug - Very badly cracked.
A Caughley pickle dish, tea bowl and saucercirca 1780-85transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Fisherman' or 'Pleasure Boat' pattern within associated cell diaper and spearhead border, printed S,pickle dish 11cm wide and saucer 12.2cm diameter(3)Saucer - slight misprint to the border at 10 and 11 o clock, the glaze looks slightly thicker in that area but on close inspection it does not appear to be restoration.Pickle dish - tiny nibble to tip of the leaf at 3 o clock. No further signs of any damages or repairs.
A Caughley mask-head cabbage leaf jugcirca 1782-93transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Conversation pattern and an interior associated border, unmarked,18.5cm highThe Conversation pattern is one of the rarer landscape patterns, occurring only occasionally on larger mask head jugs. Ex. Clay Collection paper label to base.Firing flaw and small fleabite to the spout, otherwise good.
Three Caughley coffee pots and covers, one with matched Worcester covercirca 1775-85comprising a 'Cannonball' example, C mark, 23.4cm high (matched cover); a Bell Toy coffee pot and cover, unmarked, 24cm high and an early 'Apple' coffee pot and cover, unmarked, 18.5cm high(3)All pieces various damaged or with stapled repairs, but interesting reference pieces. The Cannonball and the Bell Toy pots both still display nicely from one side, but the other Apple example has been in several pieces and the damage is noticeable to both sides.
A Caughley 'Weir' dessert platecirca 1785-93painted in underglaze blue with a single fisherman standing beside a water landscape, with two islands, pagoda and single flower sprouting behind a fence, with additional gilding over the border, unmarked, 20cm diameterVery shallow underside rim chip, approx 0.6cm wide
A group of Caughley blue and white porcelain, reference collectioncirca 1775-85comprising a 'Three Flowers' jug, Sx mark, 18.5cm high; a 'Waiting Chinaman' saucer, unmarked, 12cm diameter; an 'Island' saucer, painted S, 12cm diameter; a large 'Pagoda' saucer with additional gilding, unmarked, 21.5cm diameter; and a 'Chantilly Sprigs' tapered coffee cup and saucer, painted S mark, cup 6.5cm high(damages and repairs throughout)Waiting Chinaman saucer - Two rim chips and one associated hairline.Jug - broken and reglued.Island saucer- broken and reglued, chipped.Pagoda dish - broken into several pieces and reglued.Cup and saucer - Cup restored.
A group of assorted Caughley porcelaincirca 1780-85comprising two 'Fisherman' pattern baking dishes, (stapled repairs), 23cm and 24.5cm wide; a 'Full Nankin' sauceboat stand, painted S, 20cm wide; a 'Temple' pattern sucrier cover; 'Pagoda' circular fluted dish, 21.2cm diameter (repaired chips to rim); 'Bridge and Windmill' saucer, 12.5cm diameter (cracked) and a large saucer dish painted in the 'Tower' pattern, 19cm diameter (cracked)
Group of 18th century porcelain tea wares, comprising Worcester Chrysanthemum pattern coffee cup, circa 1765, with floral moulded bowl and lambrequin borders, with crescent mark beneath, Worcester coffee cup, probably Dr Wall period, with part reeded body and lambrequin borders, with workman's mark beneath, two Barr Worcester tea bowls of wrythen fluted form, a Caughley porcelain tea bowl of fluted form, and a further tea bowl decorated with floral sprigs, (6)
A collection of late eighteenth, early nineteenth century hand-painted porcelain cups, c. 1780-1870. Ton include: a Caughley floral cup, a Spode batprinted fruit pattern cup, a Bloor Derby coffee can, a Brownfield printed and painted cup, a floral cup, a Wolfe pattern 25 tea bowl and a Wedgwood creamware leaf decorated breakfast cup. 6cm tall. (7)Condition: Caughley cup cracked and glued, Derby can break in handle restored.
Group of 18th Century porcelain: Caughley blue and gilt teabowl and saucer, decorated with waterside pavilions; small early Worcester teabowl and non-matching saucer, crescent mark; Imari palette teabowl and saucer; and a Chinese type teabowl with figural reserves on Famille Rose diaper ground, (7)
*** PLEASE NOTE this is CAUGHLEY ******A 19th century porcelain miniature tea set, comprising teapot, coffee pot, four tea bowls, four coffee cups, four saucers, milk jug, sucrier and cover and slop bowl, white ground with gilt stylised band to upper section, the centre with gilt floral sprigs, gilt borders and finials where applicable, the teapot approx 9cm, gilt decoration (Q) Further details: chips to underside rim of coffee pot lid and small glaze flake to one saucer rim, gilding in 98% poor condition
Collection of ceramics and miscellaneous items consisting of: Green hardstone dog of fo, 10cm high, Chinese blue and white charger, blue and white ginger jar and cover, Caughley blue and white tea bowl and saucer with crescent moon marks, jug, brass dish, 24.5cm across, Nailsea glass, etc (13)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
An 18th century Newhall porcelain polychrome enamel decorated ' Window' pattern coffee can, 6.25cm, a Newhall coffee cup decorated with floral sprays and internal diaper border, a Worcester ' zig zag fence' pattern coffee can, hatch crescent mark and Caughley coffee cup, decorated underglaze in the Oriental manner (4)
Tray with four small creamware plates, blue and white lidded chocolate cup, early Caughley Mask jug and a leather encased, fabric, reeled tape measure. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Octagonal plate - hairline crack to underside of rim, crazing mostly visible on underside.Transfer printed and hand painted plate - chip to rim, slight knife scores, crazing - visible mainly on the underside.Scything scene plate - restored crack to rim and possibly restored chip.Arabian horseman plate - glazed chip to underside of rim.Chocolate cup - no obvious damage.Jug - substantial restoration (see pics)
A fine Worcester plate, circa 1772-75Moulded with a twelve-lobed rim after Meissen, finely painted in blue with the 'Garden Table' pattern of stylised flowering peonies and chrysanthemum issuing from rocks, a group of precious objects upon a table supported by hollow roots, an elaborate 'Fitzhugh' border around the rim, 24.2cm diamFootnotes:ProvenanceWatney Collection, Phillips, 22 September 1999, lot 195 (part)Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, 22 February 2006, lot 329 (part)Very few examples of this pattern are known in Worcester. A serving dish formerly with Geoffrey Godden is illustrated by Branyan, French and Sandon, Worcester Blue and White Porcelain (1989), p.221 (I.D.29). A printed version of this pattern was produced at Caughley, see The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns (2012), p.161 pattern E25.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A rare Caughley pounce pot, circa 1780-85Of 'bobbin' shape with a swollen centre and a spreading rim and foot, the dished top pierced with holes in a formal pattern, the sides printed in blue with small flower sprigs, the top edge and footrim with printed hexagonal cell borders, 8.8cm high, printed C markFootnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, 14 April 2010, lot 192Another very similar example was sold by Bonhams on 2 December 2009, lot 161. Caughley pounce pots were individually thrown and finely turned and are therefore quite varied in form. Two other 'bobbin' shaped pounce pots are illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, Caughley and Worcester Porcelains (1969), pl.162. Both of these use patterns also found on inkwells. The example on the right in Godden's illustration matches the pattern on the present lot and a corresponding inkwell is shown in pl.127.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A very rare Caughley vase, circa 1788-90, and a coverOf neoclassical urn shape moulded with a border of acanthus leaves, the strap handles embossed with ovals, raised on a square foot, decorated in the Chamberlain workshop in Worcester with a panel of an actress holding a carnival mask, enamelled in colours, the ground with intricate ornament in dry-blue enamel and gold including fine flower festoons, together with a replacement cover, 21.5cm high, impressed Salopian mark (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
An early Coalport William Hill Election jug, circa 1802Commemorating the Shrewsbury Election, of baluster shape moulded with spiral or shanked flutes around the body, printed in blue on both sides with the arms of the Corporation of Shrewsbury and of William Hill, their crests on the cylindrical neck, 21.8cm highFootnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, 18 May 2016, lot 361A similar jug is illustrated and discussed by Michael Messenger, Coalport (1995), p.62, pl.12 (right). This important jug and others similar relate to the Shrewsbury elections of 1796 and 1802, which saw fierce political battles between two cousins, William and John Hill. Various jugs were made at Caughley and Coalport to be used during the elections in order to canvas support. In 1796 William Hill was elected but the results were highly contentious. William was re-elected in 1802 and it is likely that this jug was made to commemorate his victory in that year.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
AN EARLY WORCESTER TEABOWL AND SAUCER decorated with a gnarled tree by a bridge, a rice spoon, a Worcester cup with moulded florets, trelliswork and circular panels painted in blue with fishing scenes, a Worcester cup painted with fruit, a Caughley prunus cup, together with a possible Vauxhall saucer decorated with a figure and a cup with two figures (7) Condition Report:"AN EARLY WORCESTER TEABOWL AND SAUCER - saucer cracked and teabowl has a tiny chip to rim with crack running from ita rice spoon - a small flaw where flower meets spoon neck, crescent mark to base, see imageWorcester cup with moulded florets - two chips with cracks to rims and chips to base rimsWorcester cup painted with fruit - no issuesa Caughley prunus cup - badly crackedpossible Vauxhall saucer decorated with a figure - surface scratchesa cup with two figures - nice condition"
A good Caughley dessert sauce tureen ladlecirca 1782-92painted in underglaze blue with an unusual butterfly to the centre surrounded by supplementary Chantilly Sprigs, a single blue line to the rim of the bowl, the terminal of the moulded handle further detailed in blue and basket-weave moulded to the underside rim of the bowl, unmarked, 16.5cm long
A Caughley coffee pot and cover in the 'Gillyflower 5' patterncirca 1773-83of baluster form with a floral final to the cover, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, C with serif mark, 20.4cm highProvenance: Ex. Chris Crabtree and Wright Collection. Previously purchased from these rooms in 2017. It is rare to find this pattern on a coffee pot.Cover chipped and a hairline descending from the upper rim of the pot.
A rare Caughley twin-handled chocolate cupcirca 1785-90a replacement for a Chinese service, the body with delicate panel moulding, painted in overglaze polychrome enamels with two opposing panels of flowers in pink and purple, flanked by further supplementary sprigs below a pink scale border, unmarked,7.2cm highProvenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.
A group of Caughley porcelaincirca 1780-85comprising an 'Aster' pickle leaf dish, unmarked, 7.5cm wide; a 'Bridge and Windmill' slop basin, painted S mark, 12.5cm diameter; a larger 'Island' bowl, painted S, 15.3cm diameter and a 'Pleasure Boat' saucer dish, painted S, 13.5cm diameter(4)Small restored section to rim of the pickle dish.
A rare Caughley polychrome coffee cupcirca 1785-90of fluted form with a double indented plain white ear-shaped handle, the exterior body of the cup decorated with a turquoise ground reserving three bracketed panels, painted in overglaze enamels with chinoiserie scenes, with a dentil gilt upper border and additional gilding around the panels and to the handle,unmarked,6.4cm highProvenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection. 1999 Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, no. 766.
A rare Caughley polychrome coffee cupcirca 1790of plain form with a plain strap handle, decorated in over-glaze enamels and gilt with a Chinese-style figural landscape within a cartouche below an orange and mauve border, further decorated with painted floral sprigs to either side of the panel and within a broader gilded 'Gold Star' border to the interior rim, unmarked, 7cm highProvenance: 1999 Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, no. 767. Ex. Godden Reference Collection.Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.
A Caughley 'Fence' coffee pot and covercirca 1780-85of baluster form, the raised dome cover with a floral finial, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed C with serif mark,23.5cm highCondition overall very good with no damages or repairs. There is a firing crack around the junction of where the finial meets the cover.
A Caughley 'Salopian Sprigs' and 'Salopian Peony' mug with monogrammed initials circa 1788-94of cylindrical form, painted in underglaze blue, the monogram possibly being 'JJ' or TT',painted S mark, 11.7cm highProvenance: Wright Collection no.702, purchased in part exchange in 2003 from J. Wyatt. Sold at Mark Law's Auctioneers on 28/01/2003 and most recently purchased at these rooms in 2017.Literature: See The Caughley Society, Caughley Blue and White Patterns, p.110 and Newsletter May 2011 No.46 p.26Riveted repair with rivets now removed, cracked and hole to the base.
A group of Caughley porcelain slop basins and bowlscirca 1780-90comprising a 'Temple' pattern fluted bowl, unmarked, 15cm diameter; a 'Sliced Apple' bowl, painted S, 12.5cm diameter; an 'Uninhabited Pagoda' gently fluted bowl, 15cm diameter and a further small bowl, decorated with a single blue line to the upper rim, painted S mark, 6.5cm diameter(4)Uninhabited Pagoda bowl - Featured in the Caughley Bicentenary Auction, no. 397.Plain blue border bowl - Ex. Pulver CollectionUninhabited Pagoda - small, shallow inner rim chip.
A group of Caughley porcelain tea and coffee warescirca 1782-92transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a small 'Fence' coffee can, printed C with serif, 5.7cm high; a tea bowl and saucer in the uncommon 'Fence and House' pattern, detailed with additional gilded borders, painted So mark, saucer 14cm diameter; a 'Bandstand' tea bowl and saucer, painted Sx mark, and a fluted coffee cup in the same pattern, saucer 12.3cm diameter and a 'Pagoda' coffee cup with a matching John Rose saucer.(8)Fence coffee can - hairline near handle.Fence and house tea bowl and saucer- small nibbles to foot rim of tea bowl and one hairline. Saucer- some rubbing to gilding.Bandstand tea bowl and saucer- saucer with underside rim chip.John rose saucer - y shaped crack.
A large Caughley caudle cupcirca 1775-80of half-fluted, waisted form, boldly painted in polychrome with a single butterfly and floral sprays, with turquoise and gilt borders and a gilt handle, the interior with a blue and gilt circle border, painted S mark, 9cm diameter and 6.5cm high*Notes: See Berthoud 'Compendium of British Cups', colour plate 1(c), p.45 for a very similar cup.Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.The overall condition is good and there are no damages or any restoration. The quality of the polychrome enamels remains good and there are no unseemly scratches or faults to the flowers or butterfly. The main comment to make would that the gilding is quite patchy in areas around the upper rim. There are several sections of missing gilt entirely, revealing the plain blue border underneath. The gilt on the handle has a few patches of general wear but the gilt on the main body and foot rim is generally better. The gilding to the interior has a few patches of further wear, mostly to the outward scrolling sections.Please see additional images.
A Caughley mug in the 'Fisherman' or Pleasure Boat' pattern circa 1780-90, of cylindrical form, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed S mark, 8.3cm highProvenance: Wright Collection no. 841, purchased at auction. Previously sold at these rooms in 2017.Faint Y-shaped hairline visible to the underside of the base.
A group of Caughley in the 'Temple' patterncirca 1785-90transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a sparrow beak milk jug and a tea bowl and saucer, unmarked, cream jug 8.4cm high and saucer 12cm diameter (3)The jug is Wright Collection no.769 and was purchased from an American seller on Ebay in 2007. It is a rare, if previously unrecorded, shape with a Chinese shape handle that is smooth rather than ribbed.The tea bowl and saucer are collection Wright no.510 and were purchased from Peter Wilson's and H&R Cooke.Literature: See Newsletter May 2016 No.66 p17. Unreeded pieces of Caughley in this pattern are rarer than the standard reeded shapes. This lot was previously sold at these rooms in 2017.Shallow chip to the rim of the sparrow beak and an X-shaped hairline to the underside of the saucer.
A Caughley 'Low Chelsea' cream ewercirca 1780-90the lobed body moulded with spiralling foliage, painted in polychrome with a pink rose and other flowers, with an internal pink border, unmarked, 6.5cm highCondition overall is good but the original gilding to the rim is now almost completely rubbed.
A Caughley radish dishcirca 1790-95of punt shape and painted in underglaze blue with the Weir pattern, within a greek key and cell diaper border, underglaze blue 'o' mark to the foot rim, 30.5cm wide (stapled repair)*See The Watney Collection Part III, London, 1st November 2000, lot 1216 and Halls' auction on 28th April 2010, lot 71 for similar examples of this combination of pattern and rare shape. The latter example was purchased by Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery for £520(+buyer's premium) and now resides within their collection.A two-part stapled repair to the right-hand corner.
A fine engraved doughnut Decanter and stopper, 26cms high (10"), together with a fine glass Ice Bucket crested with the date 1803 and the motto VIVE LE CANTON DE BERNI, of flaring cylindrical form, 19cms (7 1/2"), together with a pair of blue and white Caughley Soup Bowls, c. 1790 and a set of 4 Soda Syphons. (8)
FOUR PIECES OF CAUGHLEY 'DRESDEN FLOWERS' PORCELAIN, CIRCA 1780-1785, comprising A FLUTED DISH; A SHELL SHAPED SERVING DISH; A FLUTED LOZENGE SHAPED SERVING DISH; AND A LOBED SERVING DISH, decorated with blue and gilt floral sprays within blue and gilt borders, blue S marks (lozenge shaped dish unmarked). (4) 27.5cm wide and smallerCONDITION REPORTThe lozenge shaped dish with restoration to the rim and heavy glaze pops; all with usual rubbing to gilding and all with surface scratching and pops.
TWO CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE JUGS, comprising A 'PINE CONE' PATTERN JUG, with cabbage-leaf moulded body and mask moulded spout and having a scroll handle, 21.5cm high; and A 'FENCE' PATTERN JUG, with mask moulded spout and simple scroll handle, 18.5cm high, both with blue printed marks. (2)CONDITION REPORTPine cone pattern jug: a few small nibbles to the rim, general all-over fine crazing, some general discolouration, mainly to the interior, usual pops, small firing crack to base of handle. Fence pattern: a very small chip noted to tip of spout.
A CAUGHLEY 'DRESDEN FLOWERS' TEA BOWL, SAUCER AND HEXAGONAL STAND, CIRCA 1780-1785, of fluted form, decorated in blue and gilt floral sprays within blue and gilt borders, blue S marks. Tea bowl 9cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter, stand 14.5cm diameter (3)CONDITION REPORTUsual rubbing to the gilding and some surface scratching to designs, mainy noted to the saucer, the saucer with frits.
Small group of 18th Century English porcelain, comprising: a tea bowl and saucer, decorated in the manner of Lowestoft with a 'Long Fence' pattern, together with another tea bowl (probably Caughley), an early Lowestoft-type saucer with underglaze blue feather edge, and a Worcester teapot with feather moulded floral pattern (lacking cover), (5)The teapot is in good order, the floral cup and saucer have pockmarks and some paint imperfections to the underside, and the scene cup and saucer have some slight crazing.
Worcester and Caughley porcelain: a teapot and cover, a Bell Toy pattern jug, 2 tea bowls and a saucerThe teapot has fracture lines on the handle of the lid. Repair to a small area on the lid, with discoloured markings potentially glue. Discoloured fracture line to the handle on the main body of the pot. Roughness to the base commensurate with age and use. The jug has chipping to the base, rim and spout. Some repair and markings to exterior. The bowls and saucers have minor cihps to rims and bases.
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