A quantity of late 18th century Caughley 'Salopian' blue and white porcelain teawares, comprising gadrooned teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, five tea bowls (two with gilded interior banded decoration and three smaller plainer examples), one deep saucer, one shallow, saucer, shaped spoon tray, and a teapot stand, each underlaze blue decorated in the Chinese Temple pattern and heightened in gilt, with scalloped gilded rims, most pieces bearing blue S or S+ for Caughley Salopian mark verso (two tea bowls unmarked, cream jug marked with an X), teapot h.14cm, teapot stand dia.19cm, smallest tea bowls dia..8cm (12 pieces in total)Condition report: Teapot good.Sucrier is fully restored, cover good.Cream jug with hairline to handle.All with some gilt wear, mostly to rims.Otherwise good.
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A good comparison group of 'Birds in Branches' porcelain saucerscirca 1775-1800transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a Worcester tea bowl and saucer, hatched crescent mark, a Caughley tea bowl and a Coalport tea bowl and saucer, 13cm diameter(5)Notes: Ex. P&F S Thomas and CB Collections.
A quantity of late 18th century Caughley 'Salopian' blue and white porcelain teawares, comprising gadrooned teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, five tea bowls (two with gilded interior banded decoration and three smaller plainer examples), one deep saucer, one shallow, saucer, shaped spoon tray, and a teapot stand, each underlaze blue decorated in the Chinese Temple pattern and heightened in gilt, with scalloped gilded rims, most pieces bearing blue S or S+ for Caughley Salopian mark verso (two tea bowls unmarked, cream jug marked with an X), teapot h.14cm, teapot stand dia.19cm, smallest tea bowls dia..8cm (12 pieces in total)Condition report: Teapot good.Sucrier is fully restored, cover good.Cream jug with hairline to handle.All with some gilt wear, mostly to rims.Otherwise good.
A Worcester blue and white porcelain cream jug, late 18th century, printed with a Willow pattern, pseudo-oriental mark, height 6.5cm, together with a Caughley floral printed tea canister (2).Provenance:Michael Trethewey. A Gentleman of Taste.We are delighted to be selling in this sale and over forthcoming sales, items from the estate of the collector Michael Trethewey. Michael had an unerring eye for quality. He was a frequent visitor to these auction rooms, an elegantly dressed, unassuming man who bought well and had a singular passion for old-school antiques.Condition report: The canister has a C shaped hairline crack emanating from the rim into the body. Glaze pitting. The cream jug has wear to the gilding otherwise good condition.
A small collection of Worcester 18th century blue and white porcelain teawares, including zig-zag fence pattern, fisherman and cormorant and including Caughley (box).Provenance:Michael Trethewey. A Gentleman of Taste.We are delighted to be selling in this sale and over forthcoming sales, items from the estate of the collector Michael Trethewey. Michael had an unerring eye for quality. He was a frequent visitor to these auction rooms, an elegantly dressed, unassuming man who bought well and had a singular passion for old-school antiques.Condition report: All with flaws including chips and hairline cracks.
A group of late eighteenth century blue and white transfer-printed porcelain Caughley wares, c. 1780-90. To include: a large Fisherman and Cormorant saucer dish, and two floral bowls. Saucer: 20 cm wide. (3) Condition: the larger bowl has two hairline cracks, the smaller has a small rim chip.
A good Caughley 'French Sprigs' dessert dishcirca 1790of heart-shape, decorated in polychrome enamels and gilding with cornflowers, unmarked, 27cm wideNotes: See Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, catalogue nos 490 and 500 for similarly decorated wares and Caughley Society Newsletter September 2007, no. 31, 'Gathering Floral Sprigs and Sprays' by Letizia and Peter Pegliasco-Fisher for a discussion of the various French patterns on Caughley.
A Caughley porcelain low Chelsea ewercirca 1786-91transfer-printed with the Apple and Damsons pattern below a single blue line border, So mark in underglaze blue, 6.2cm highCondition report: There is a very minute hairline to the exterior upper rim, approximately 0.2mm long. Otherwise, the ewer is in a good condition with no further cracks, chips or damages. There is no evidence of any hidden restoration when examined under a UV light. There is one small spot of brown discolouration to the handle, please see the additional images.
A Caughley coffee pot and covercirca 1775-82of baluster form, with floral finial to the cover, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Waiting Chinaman' pattern below a wave and dot border, underglaze blue painted C with serif mark, 24.5cm high (cover restored)Provenance: Featured in the Ironbridge 1999 Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, no. 439.Condition report: Cover - the finial has been broken and re-attached, there has been some general restoration work to cover the branch and leaves to hide this repair and make the colour consistent. To the rim, there is evidence of restoration work to a small section of the edge, probably to restore a chip (approximately 1.2cm wide). Around this restored chip, there is evidence of re-painting to approximately one-third of the underside of the cover. This restoration has been done to a good standard, but there are some areas of the underside of cover where this re-painting has now flaked away.Coffee pot body - There is a fine stress crack that is noticeable to one side of the coffee pot's spout, at the junction of where the spout meets the body. This stress crack creeps around to cover approximately one half of this lower section of the spout. Likewise to the spout, there is a short, jagged and slightly discoloured V-shaped crack to the upper portion of the spout, near the tip. The foot rim has several nibbles, although most of these appear to be manufacturing flaws.Beyond that, the coffee pot is generally in a good condition, with just some signs of general use/wear in the forms of light scratches to the exterior of the body. Please see additional images.
A Caughley polychrome dessert platecirca 1785-90of lobed form, nicely painted with a central spray of pink, purple and red flowers with foliage, further supplementary sprigs to the border with a gilt and blue rim,painted S mark, 22.5cm diameterNotes: 2005 Caughley Polychrome Exhibition, no. 135 paper label to verso.
Worcester and Caughley porcelain 'Birds in Branches' bowlscirca 1775-85transfer-printed in underglaze blue, printed hatched crescent and S marks, 16cm and 12.5cm diameter respectively(2)Condition report: Caughley bowl with 2cm w x 0.5cm deep section of restoration to the rim and a small crack to rim.
A large Coalport porcelain mugearly 19th centuryof cylindrical form, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern and further supplementary decoration to the handle, printed Caughley factory mark to the base,14cm highCondition report: Crazing to the glaze all over. There is one very small nibble to the foot rim and a fine firing stress crack around the upper terminal of the handle. No further damages or any restoration. Generally in a good condition.
A Caughley tea canister, lacking covercirca 1780of reeded form, painted in the 'Gillyflower 1' pattern featuring a four-petalled flower and other florets below a transfer-printed cell diaper border, printed C with serif mark, 15.5cm high (hairline to rim) Provenance: Ex. Godden Reference Collection.
A rare Caughley jugcirca 1785-90of cabbage leaf form with mask-spout, Chamberlain's decorated, painted in sepia with an oval riverscape featuring a ruined tower and a church, with scattered 'Daffodil Group Painter' sprigs in blue enamel with gilded flowers to the rest of the body below a patterned gilt border, unmarked, 19cm highNotes: Caughley are known to have produced a number of different services which featured landscapes painted in underglaze blue, but an enamel sepia scene such as this is very rare. More than likely an imaginary scene, this finely painted picturesque view can be attributed to John Muchall who was the leading landscape artist at Chamberlain's decorating studio at the time.Literature: See Caughley in Colour Exhibition catalogue, 2005. Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, pgs. 19-20 for a discussion of Muchall’s work.Condition report: In a good, original condition with no damages or restorations. There are some slight areas of rubbing/wear to the gilding around the rim, most noticeably to the tip of the spout and a few further small sections to the interior of the upper rim. One branch of the gilded leaves to one side of the jug also has some further loss of the gilding, but not disfiguring. Beyond that, the painting is good and there are no obvious large scratches or areas of wear through the main sepia landscape panel, although there is one very small scratch to the right-hand side of the panel (approximately 0.3mm wide)The mask-head on the spout has three very small glaze manufacturing flaws. Overall, there are some areas of light speckling of kiln dust/grit. Please see additional images for all of the items above in closer detail.
A Caughley cream jug, circa 1780-90, transfer-printed in with the 'Fenced Garden' pattern in underglaze blue, Sx mark, 8.5cm high (restored, cracked)Condition report: Nearly all of the original gilding to the upper rim has been rubbed away. There is a fine hairline crack that runs from the upper rim right down to and through the base. When examined under UV light, there is evidence of a foot rim chip repair and surrounding over-paint around the totality of the base to even out the colour, some of which is now slightly flaking to the interior of the base. This base restoration has also hidden the hairline crack to the base, which is now only visible under a bright torch.
A rare and large Caughley dessert centre dishcirca 1790-93of canted oval form with an elaborately moulded lobed and cusped rim, painted with a gilt spray of foliage to the centre and a 'Flaming Pearl' blue, gilt and red border to the exterior rim, unmarked,36.5cm wideNotes: This is one of only three recorded examples of this size and shape known, the other examples found in the Donegal and Butterfly services.Condition report: In a good, original condition with no damages or any restorations. There are a couple of small nibbles to the underside of the foot rim, which mainly appear to have been glazed and therefore manufacturing flaws. Likewise to the underside, there are several areas of soot/kiln grit deposits alongside further, lighter, speckles to the interior of the dish. In general, the gilding remains strong and bright and the gilding around the upper interior rim is in particularly good condition. However, there are a few small areas of wear/rubbing to the gilding around the interior of the base and some further very minor wear to the exterior of the upper rim, as a consequence of general handling.
A Caughley chestnut basket, cover and stand circa 1780-90 of quatrefoil form and applied with flowers, the stand transfer-printed in underglaze blue with rare Ripe Pomegranate pattern, basket 21cm wide, the stand 28cm wide (restored) Provenance: Ex. Wright Collection no. 707b.Condition report: Basket cover - One of the small blue circular flowers is missing from the entwined branch handle. There is a firing crack running through one of the leaves. On the underside of the cover, there are two faint hairlines visible on two supports between the pierced sections. There is also a manufacturing flaw to the underside of the rim.Basket - After inspecting under UV, it appears as though the entire portion of the base has previously been broken off and split into two pieces. It is possible it was either placed down too roughly on a hard surface or mistreated by dunking into hot water. Still visible to the naked eye is the crack which rounds right around the interior of the lower portion of the basket, and which appears to have been left undisguised. Secondary to this damage and repair is a body crack that runs right through one side of the basket, which has presumably been stabilised and restored. The restoration of this area is now yellowed. The flowers surrounding each handle have numerous firing cracks, but neither handles have any damages or restoration.Stand - There is a long crack that runs right around 1/2 of the centre portion of the stand, which has been stabilised with some areas of associated over-painting. One of the small circular flowers on one handle has been restored and there are two breakages to two petals on the handles, alongside a couple of smaller nibbles to the petals/leaves elsewhere. There is a firing crack to the underside of the foot rim. Please see additional images.
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)
Nine items of 18th century English porcelain blue transfer “Fisherman & Cormorant” pattern ware, comprising a Worcester cylindrical 5½” tankard (cracked); a ditto coffee can; & a ditto coffee cup (cracked); a Caughley lozenge-shaped dish (rivetted); a pair of ditto asparagus holders; a ditto large coffee cup; a ditto saucer; a ditto leaf-shaped butter boat; & another Caughley “Willow” pattern saucer (repaired).
An 18th century Liverpool (Richard Chaffers) porcelain saucer with on-glaze black transfer scene of “The Tea Party”; two Lowestoft blue painted “Long Fence” saucers; a Worcester blue transfer “Zig-zag Fence” saucer & ditto Caughley teabowl; a Liverpool (S. Pennington & J. Part) blue transfer “Two Figures on Bridge & Pagoda” teabowl; a Caughley blue transfer “Mother & Child” teabowl; two Worcester ditto: “Milk Maids” & “European Landscape”, a Worcester feather-moulded teabowl with painted flower-sprays; a blue transfer-printed pearlware teabowl & saucer with “Venus Clipping the Wings of Cupid”; & another blue transfer saucer.
An early 19th century Derby porcelain teacup & saucer with finely painted landscape panels within wide gilt scroll borders, titled: “Near Haywood, Staffordshire”, & “Near Wirksworth, Staffordshire”; an early Minton coffee can painted in iron-red & grey with s spaniel in a landscape titled: “Springer” to base, Sevres-style mark; a Rockingham saucer painted with botanical subject, red griffen mark; a pair of Derby large teacups with painted floral sprays; a Derby 8½” Imari-style plate (cracked); a Chamberlain’s Worcester 8¼” plate painted with flowers; a small Caughley blue transfer cabbage-moulded mask jug, 3½”; four other teacups, an earthenware coffee can, & a silver-resist & puce transfer saucer.
CERAMICS, comprising four Royal Crown Derby 'Olde Avesbury' plates, two Doulton Toby Jugs, four pieces of Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' one Coalport 'Caughley Mask-Head Jug, one small coloured glass posy vase, Wade tortoises and small animals, one small glass vase one coloured glass paperweight and a Florrie Cliff Westport hand-painted jug.
A GROUP OF COLLECTORS PLATES AND OTHER CERAMIC WARES, to include twelve, boxed, wild flower themed Furstenberg collectors plates with certificates, a white relief moulded Portmeirion jug height 14cm (some chips to base), a Coalport reproduction of The Caughley Mask-Head Jug height 14.5cm, a boxed Royal Worcester Holly Ribbons cake plate, two TG Green Cornish ware dinnerplates and two dessert bowls, six Royal Doulton The Cavendish D5009 tea plates, a Poole Pottery dolphin ornament length 17cm, other pieces by Wedgwood, Poole, Hornsea and Royal Worcester etc (Qty)
A SET OF THREE CAUGHLEY ASPARAGUS SERVERS, 1770s wedge shaped, printed in underglaze blue with the "Fisherman and Cormorant" pattern beneath a scroll and cell pattern border, printed S mark, 7.5cm long; together with a pearlware asparagus server, late 18th century, printed in underglaze blue with flowers, 8cm long (4)
Five blue and white teapots, circa 1800-20 comprising a pearlware drum-shaped teapot decorated with chinoiserie landscape; a pearlware globular teapot and cover, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with intertwined leaves and 'amoeba' strands; a pearlware teapot with incorrect cover, printed with two figures in a chinoiserie landscape featuring a large tree and a small house and one further pearlware teapot, painted with floral sprigs, lacking cover and a Caughley 'Fence' pattern teapot and cover; a tallest 10cm high
A small group of toy tea and coffeewares late 18th and early 19th century comprising a pearlware coffee pot and cover, of baluster form with pedestal foot, circa 1800, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with a chinoiserie scene of a large ornamental aviary with a bird on a perch and two birds above, anchor symbol to base in underglaze blue, 13cm high; together with a small pearlware cream jug, printed with a chequerboard design in blue, 6.5cm high; a Caughley gilt and cobalt toy coffeecup; a Caughley Pleasureboat tea bowl (chipped, cracked) and a Worcester 'Three Flowers' tea bowl, 5.6cm diameter (damages)
A quantity of 18th century English blue and white porcelain, mainly Penningtons Liverpool, including a matched coffee cup and saucer painted with Oriental figures in a landscape, circa 1770, and two Caughley custard cups (one a.f.) (one tray)Condition report: Matched cup and saucer with a small chip and short crack to the saucer, cup good. Clobbered Penningtons tea bowl cracked. The other clobbered Penningtons with a cracked saucer. Blue and white sprigs saucer cracked. One custard cup with handle lacking, the other with a rim chip, both lacking covers. All other components in good order.
A quantity of late 18th and early 19th century English porcelain, tea and coffee wares including a Caughley teapot stand decorated in the Temple pattern circa 1780, Penningtons Liverpool clobbered teabowl and two saucers, and a Coalport faceted coffee can with gilt decoration (two trays)Condition report: One Liverpool clobbered tea bowl with a hair crack, the other three in good order. Imari saucer with shaped cartouches and birds cracked. Caughley teapot stand with some wear to the gilding. Other wear and pitting throughout but no noted chips or cracks. All free from restoration.
A Caughley Porcelain Wine Taster, circa 1780, of circular form with fluted handle, printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman pattern, 6.5cm wide; A Similar Egg Drainer, printed SX mark, 8.5cm wide: A Similar Miniature Sparrowbeak Jug and Coffee Cup, painted in underglaze blue with chinoiserie landscapes, jug 5cm high; A Worcester Mansfield Pattern Tea Bowl; and Another Miniature Saucer (6)Condition report: Taster and drainer with minor wear. Miniature sparrowbeak and coffee cup missing handles. Worcester saucer with tiny rim frits. Miniature saucer with sections of rim missing.
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