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A Worcester porcelain blue printed Fisherman and Cormorant pattern tea canister and cover, circa 1770-75, of tapered cylindrical shape with floral finial, hatched crescent mark in underglaze blue to base, height 12cm (small chip to cover), together with a Worcester teabowl and saucer and coffee cup, each printed with the Fence pattern, a Caughley blue and gilt decorated sucrier and cover and a blue printed coffee cup.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Caughley porcelain fisherman and cormorant pattern saucer, pseudo Chinese mark to base, together with a relief moulded Continental porcelain cup and saucer decorated with flora and fauna, and an 18th century style English porcelain moulded sauceboat,19th/20th century, blue underglaze painted decoration with WATNEY COLLECTION label. (3)Condition report: Chips to flowers of Continental porcelain teacup and saucer, rubbing to gilt.

A Caughley blue and white porcelain oval baking dish, circa 1780, printed with the Fisherman pattern, width 22cm.Condition report: One small chip and one tiny chip to the underside of the rim both show slightly on the top. Extra images on the David Lay website.

A group of Caughley porcelain circa 1780-93 comprising a large Parrot Pecking Fruit mug, 13.5cm high (repaired); four fluted 'Flaming Pearl' bordered tea bowls and four matching saucers; a 'Dresden Sprigs' coffee cup and saucer; a 'Hop Pole' pattern fluted slop basin and large Fisherman pattern leaf-shaped dish, 16cm wide (repaired)

A Caughley 'Sliced Fruit' sauce boat circa 1780 of a rare shape scalloped upper rim and partial strap-fluted moulding the body, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the main print flanked by smaller supplementary damsons and sprigs, unmarked, 10.5cm high and 18.5cm long

A pair of Caughley 'Carnation' dessert centre dishes, circa 1785-92, of canted oval form with ozier-moulded borders and painted in underglaze blue, impressed 'SALOPIAN' and painted S marks, 30cm wide

A SELECTION OF CAUGHLEY 'CHANTILLY SPRIG' PATTERN PORCELAIN CIRCA 1780 Comprising: A pair of navette shaped serving dishes, 30.5cm longA lozenge shaped dish, 29.5cm longAnd three various quatrefoil dishes, impressed and script marks AND A SELECTION OF LUDWIGSBURG 'CHANTILLY SPRIG' PORCELAIN DINNERWARES EARLY 19TH CENTURY Comprising: Six dinner plates, 25.5cm diameterTwo oval serving dishes, 35cm longA soup plateAnd two round serving dishes (in sizes), interlaced 'C's' markProvenance: from the collection of Victoria, Lady de Rothschild Condition Report: All but one Ludwigsburg dinner plates with rim chipsCondition Report Disclaimer

A tray containing assorted ceramics to include a Coalport Caughley mask head jug, antique Royal Doulton blue and white bowl, collector's plates, teacups and saucers

AN 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY BELL TOY, MOTHER AND CHILD TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, a coffee cup and two tea bowls, Fisherman pattern, two coffee cups and a tea bowl Fence pattern and a Three flowers saucer, most pieces marked (9).

AN 18TH CENTRUY CAUGHLEY TEA BOWL AND SAUCER with the uncommon Fenced Garden pattern, together with two Pagoda tea bowls and saucer and matching cup and saucer (8).

AN 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY LEAF SHAPED DISH in the Fisherman pattern and another similar (2).

AN 18TH CENTRUY CAUGHLEY JUG printed with the Fence pattern and a Late Caughley jug printed with a chinoiserie scene (2).

AN 18TH CENTURY ROYAL LILY PATTERN TEA POT STAND, 'S' mark. N B. Caughley Royal Lily is much rarer than it's Worcester counterpart.

AN 18TH CENTRUY CAUGHLEY LADLE decorated in blue and gilt.

A Coalport 'Caughley Sprays' coffee set

Collection of principally 18th century English porcelain Oriental style items, particularly including Caughley, Worcester, etc. Nine tea bowls, thirteen saucers various. (22) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Consigned from a large home counties of England estate collection. 5 saucers and 3 bowls have damage.Smallest bowl heavily cracked. Hairline crack to another bowl. Clear cracks to two dishes, chips to most rims.

A group of Caughley blue and gilt teawares c1785-95good condition

Group of Caughley teawares c1780-953 coffee cups and 5 teabowlsminor chips to footrims

A selection of eight porcelain 18th century tea bowls, Worcester, New Hall and Caughley

Three 18th century tea cups and saucers, Caughley, Chamberlain Worcester Pat 258 and one other.

An 18th century Caughley cabbage leaf  mask jug, decorated with a bandstand and cormorant fisherman pattern, height 9.5ins, Harrison collection - Crack to spout and body

18th century Caughley porcelain "Leaf Vine" pattern pickle dish of leaf form decorated with floral sprays, underglaze blue S mark, 9cm long; two other leaf pickle dishes, "Fisherman and Cormorant" pattern, 9cm and 8cm long; a double ended egg cup for hen and duck eggs, 5cm high and a miniature blue and white teapot decorated with Chinese pavilions in a landscape, 8cm high.  (5).

18th century Caughley blue and white floral decorated coffee cup, blue crescent mark, 6.5cm high; four other 18th century blue and white coffee cups and a small mug, the mug 8cm high. Some damages.  (6).

Five reference books re. porcelain: Gilbert Bradley, Derby Porcelain 1750 to 1798, Thomas Heneage & Co., 1990; F. Brayshaw Gilhespy, Derby Porcelain, Spring Books 1965;  Geoffrey A. Godden, Caughley and Worcester Porcelain 1775 to 1800, Herbert Jenkins, 1969; Knowles Boney, Liverpool Porcelain, the 18th Century and Its Makers, Portman Press, 1989; and National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside, Northern Ceramic Society Exhibition  1993, Made in Liverpool, Liverpool Pottery and Porcelain 1700 to 1850, edited by E. Myra Brown and Terrence A. Lockett, published 1993.  (5).

A large antique Chinese blue and white meat platter with hand painted decoration depicting a lakeside scene - sold with an 18th Century English porcelain teacup with transfer printed willow style pattern (probably Caughley), an associated saucer, etc.

Worcester cup, circa 1770, decorated with a stag hunt pattern; also Caughley fluted tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, decorated with blue floral sprigs heightened with gilt, blue 'S' mark; a Caughley blue and white teapot stand, 16cm; blue and white printware porcelain coffee cup decorated with the fisherman and cormorant pattern; an English porcelain tea bowl and saucer decorated with a floral spray in blue and terracotta, possibly Newhall; and a Newhall monochrome printed tea cup and saucer, circa 1810 (9)

A rare Caughley blue printed Gillyflower pattern plate, circa 1780-85, with feathered edge, mark to base, 21.5cm diameterCondition report: In good condition with just some glaze scratching and tiny fleabites to the rim.

WORCESTER; an 18th century teapot and cover with ribbed body, hand painted with floral detail with gilt highlights, crescent mark to the underside, height 12cm, together with a further late 18th century teapot, possibly Caughley, with ribbed body and gilded floral detail, height 14cm (2).Additional InformationThe Worcester with restoration to the cover which has now turned a yellow colour, a chip to the inside rim, wear to the spout, the second teapot with a crack to the bottom/joining point of the handle, also a crack to the body near the spout, wear to the gilding.

A collection of blue and white porcelain, various manufacturers including a Worcester sparrow beak jug decorated in the 'Rock Strata' pattern, with open crested mark to the underside, a cream jug with moulded detail, possibly Caughley, further cream jugs, tea bowls, etc.Additional InformationThe Worcester sparrow beak jug with crack to the spout, the saucer with the building to the left and the tree to the right with a large running through, the saucer with tree to the centre is cracked, the small creamer with moulded and floral decoration with tight hairline crack, the coffee can is cracked, Liverpool tea bowl with tiny chip to the rim and with restoration, the leaf shaped squat jug with chipping to the rim and with crack, the Caughley creamer with minor chipping to the rim and handle.

A collection of 18th and 19th century blue and white, various makers and design including Newhall, Caughley tea cup and saucer.Additional InformationThe larger plate sounds flat and with a crack to the rim, each of the plates with surface wear and scratches. The footed slop bowl with restoration to the interior, teapot is lacking the cover, glue residue to the top rim and overglazed chips. The jug with numerous chips to the rim, bears Goden Reference Collection to the underside. Teacup with fluted decoration marks SO with tiny glazed chip, small sauce boat with restoration to the interior. Pickle dish with tiny chips to the edge, cracks to the reverse.

A good Caughley teapot and cover unusually having the same Bell Toy pattern on each side, c.1785, 14.5 cm high

A quantity of mainly 19th century ceramics, including: a Staffordshire canary yellow jug, a Cantagalli centrepiece, Spode, Worcester and Derby teawares, an 18th century Caughley trio, miniatures and other collectables (two trays)Condition report: Canary yellow jug - with chipping and slight loss to the end of the spout. Slight glaze wear and chip to the top corner of the handle. Short rim crack next to the spout. Chip to the foot. Other items not yet reported on.

A Worcester sparrow beak cream jug in Cormorant Fisherman pattern, circa 1780, a similar Caughey saucer dish, a pair of 18th century Chinese Imari plates, a Tek Sing cargo dish, and assorted late 18th/early 19th century English printed tea wares (one tray)Condition report: Worcester jug - with a long rim crack and a section of repair near the rim to the handle. Bat printed cup - with a Y-shaped hair crack. Caughley saucer dish -broken in two and with former staple repair (now filled), and with a section of the rim repaired. Pair of Chinese plates - one with a filled rim chip and the other with a crack in the well. Blue and white coffee can - cracked. Small blue and white bowl - with a rim crack. One saucer with a hair crack. All other wares are free from damage.

A 19th century Caughley blue and white tea bowl and saucer with "Fisherman" pattern decoration and gilt borders, a Pearlware blue and white tea bowl, another similar, and another tea bowl

Caughley blue and white covered tea canister or caddy, H12cm

A collection of blue and white porcelain,18th century and later, comprising a Caughley tea bowl and saucer, c.1780, underglaze marks, together with a similar tea bowl and cup, a Bow porcelain cup, c.1755, with floral decoration, a pickle dish, late 18th century, possibly Worcester, a blue and white egg strainer and creamware example, late 18th century, and two further shallow dishesCondition report: General wear and rubbing throughout.Shallow lobed dish) Chip to the rim. Caughley tea bowl and saucer) Possibly a marriage. Saucer with an indentation to the rim but has been decorated over, so possibly happened during manufacture.Cup with gilded rim) Chip to the inside of the rim

A late 18th century Caughley porcelain miniature milk jug, decorated in underglaze blue with a 'Rock House Island' pattern, circa 1780, with incised star mark to inside footrim, 10 by 4.7 by 6.1cm high.

Two trays of assorted china to include; Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' English fine bone china mugs and celery vase, Czech fruit design small bowls and centre bowl, various sizes of Coalport 'The Caughley Mask head jug', Portmeirion pottery 'The Botanic Garden' two small planters and a vase etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Maling hexagonal jug, H: 20 cm, a Coalport Caughley mask head jug and a further jug (3). Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A Caughley pickle dish, decorated in the Chinese style, with a figure in a landscape, with a Zorensky collection label to the base, length 2.75ins, together with a small Caughley covered mustard pot, decorated with an all around landscape, height approx 2.75ins - mustard pot lid is cracked and the base is chipped. The pickle dish is in good condition

A Caughley miniature blue and white cup and saucer, decorated with pagodas near water and an island, height approx 1.75ins, together with a Caughley blue and white strainer, decorated with Chinese figures fishing near zigzag fence, diameter 3.25ins, Harrison collection label to the bases - Cup is cracked but the other two pieces are in good condition

Two Caughley coffee cans, decorated with flowers and a zigzag fence and a version of the three flowers pattern, the one with a C mark to the base, and the other with three S's to the base, Harrison collection

A Caughley sparrow beak jug, decorated with a cormorant fisherman, together with a Caughley tea bowl and saucer, decorated with a version of the three flowers pattern, Harrison collection - Tea bowl is cracked and chipped, the saucer is ok and the jug is ok

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer, decorated with the fence pattern, together with a Caughley waster of the same pattern, Harrison collection

A Caughley spoon tray, and a cylindrical canister, both decorated with the fisherman and cormorant bandstand pattern, Harrison collection

A mixed lot of 18th century blue and white English porcelain, to include three Caughley coffee cans, two with pagoda landscapes, the other with blue flower sprays, two interesting saucers possibly Isleworth, decorated with flowers and the fence pattern, a Worcester saucer decorated in iron reds and blues, and another saucer dish with early mark, decorated with the cormorant bandstand pattern, and one other saucer, Harrison collection

A Caughley blue and white printed hors d'oeuvres dish, together with a Caughley fluted tea bowl, decorated with flower sprays to a blue and gilt border, Harrison collection

An associated trio set, comprising a Worcester tea bowl and saucer, decorated with the fisherman pattern, together with a Caughley can, with similar decoration, Harrison  collection - All pieces are in good condition

A Worcester tea bowl, decorated with the fisherman and cormorant pattern, together with a saucer, possibly Caughley, and a Caughley coffee can, Harrison collection - All pieces are in good condition 

An 18th century Worcester blue and white tea bowl, from the Rous Lench collection, together with two other saucers and a Caughley example, all decorated with the fence pattern, Harrison collection - All in good condition

A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN18th centuryComprising a Worcester teapot and cover, painted with the cannonball pattern, a Worcester leaf-moulded butter boat, a fence pattern coffee pot with matched cover, a small bowl in the same pattern, a sparrow beak jug, a mustard pot and cover and a pair of miniature Caughley plates painted with landscapes, one with 'S' mark, 4.7cm diameter. (8)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 18thC porcelain sauce boat, of shaped slipper form with moulded body, ear handle, florally decorated in blue and white on oval foot, crescent mark beneath, possibly Caughley, 9cm high.

A pair of 19th century Copeland pottery vases of ovoid form, with blue & gilt decoration, printed “Copeland” mark to bases; each 4” high; a Spode Copeland tapered jug with Imari style decoration & plated cover, 6½”; a small porcelain globular vase, decorated with Chinese figures in blue & gilt, 2¼”; & an 18th cent. Caughley blue transfer decorated small circular strainer (broken & re-stuck).

Caughley Worcester-style two-handled oviform basket printed 'CB3' mark, printed with the pinecone pattern in blue, with ropetwist handles, 22cm wide (minor chipping, crack to one handle and staining, repairs to rim)

A group of Worcester and Caughley blue and white tea and coffee wares, late 18th century including fisherman pattern, three flowers pattern, chinoiserie figures etc.

Group of Caughley wares including a slop bowl, (cracked), a shaped tea pot stand, Caughley cup and tea bowl (5)

A group of Caughley blue and white porcelain: with fluted rims, transfer printed in the 'Temple' pattern with gilt borders, some pieces with S marks, circa 1790, comprising;- a trio, teapot stand, two dishes, cream jug [glue repair] and a teabowl [8].

Spode porcelain plate, floral border, on an iron-red ground, diameter 20cm; First Period Worcester blue and white basin; Caughley blue and white teapot stand; and other porcelain, some damage.

A Caughley mask jug printed with Fisherman pattern, c.1785, S mark, height 19cm

A Caughley sparrowbeak jug printed with the Three Flowers pattern and another printed with the Fence pattern, S marks