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A Caughley polychrome cream jug circa 1792-94 of tapered bucket form, the central design motif consisting of two hand-painted doves and the inscription 'l'Amitie' (friendship), internal border with a chain-linked floral band, painted S in blue, 6.5cm high (restored) Provenance: Ex. Rev. Blakeway-Phillips Collection. Previously exhibited at Ironbridge Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition 1999, no. 671.Condition report: Portion of rim and body rebuilt with repainting, please see images.  When viewed under UV, approximately three quarters of the exterior of the jug shows signs of restoration

A Caughley chocolate cupcirca 1788-93of twin-handled form, decorated in the 'Dresden Flowers' pattern, unmarked,9.5cm highProvenance: Ex. Edmundson Collection.Condition report: Some gilding wear, predominantly around the rim. Minute nick to the foot rim, otherwise good.

A Caughley Chelsea ewer cream boat circa 1780-85transfer-printed in underglaze blue in the Pleasure Boat or Fisherman pattern, interior with associated cell and spearhead border, 6.5cm high (star crack to base)Condition report: Star crack to underside of the base, two firing cracks to the foot. Manufacturing flaw to the very top of the spur of the handle.

A Caughley dessert dish circa 1790of melon form with lobed and cusped rim, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Pleasure Boat pattern, impressed 'Salopian' and S mark, 23.2cm wide (restored rim chip)Condition report: Rim chip restored at 10 o'clock, approximately 1cm w x 0.5cm long

A Caughley Chelsea ewer,circa 1785-90of spiral-fluted form with acanthus moulding, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Mother and Child' pattern,unmarked, 6.5cm high (restored)Provenance: Ex. Wright Collection.Condition report: Hairline has been filled in.

Two Caughley tea bowls and saucerscirca 1777-90transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Fence' and 'Pleasure Boat' patterns, unmarked,tea bowls 8cm diameter, saucers 12.5cm diameter (4)Condition report: Very small chip to inside foot rim of Fence tea bowl. Some nibbling to foot of Fisherman saucer. No further damages or repairs.

A graduated set of four Coalport 'Caughley Mask-Head' jugs; together with a Dresden vase cover; and a Mason's Silver Jubilee mug.  

A mixed quantity of ceramics and glassware to include a Melba ware part tea set, Royal Crown Derby miniature tyg cup and saucer, Caughley tea bowl, Chinese 19th century blue and white inverted baluster vase and a French Clobbard vase in the Chinese style, miniature Goss cup and saucer boxed collectors plates and other items

Large 18thC Caughley mug, circa 1775 (a/f)

A FLIGHT, BARR & BARR BLUE GROUND CABINET SAUCER, C1820, PAINTED WITH FANCY BIRDS IN GILT DOG TOOTH RIM, 11CM DIA, PUCE PRINTED CIRCULAR MARK, A BRISTOL SAUCER, C1775, PAINTED IN GREEN AND GILT WITH HUSK FESTOONS, BLUE ENAMEL X, A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND GILT SAUCER WITH SCALLOPED RIM, C1785, UNDERGLAZE BLUE S AND A COALPORT SCALE BLUE GROUND ETRUSCAN SHAPED COFFEE CUP, C1820, PAINTED WITH FLOWERS AND GILT IN WORCESTER STYLE (4) Condition reportFlight, Barr & Barr saucer - one or two tiny chips in the rim that are hardly noticeable. Bristol saucer with light wear only. Caughley saucer and Coalport cup both in good condition

An early English hand painted porcelain bowl H. 6cm, D. 12cm, probably Caughley, together with an early chinoiserie decorated cup, possibly Lowestoft. Condition: minor chips to foot rim of the larger bowl.

An early 19th century Ridgeways soup bowl (Angus Seats Service) together with two further early 19th century plates and a transfer decorated comport, probably Caughley.

A collection of mainly 18th century English blue and white ceramics, including Worcester, Caughley and Pearlware, (a.f.)

An 18th century Caughley tea pot and cover with the Fence in Blue pattern, C mark to base, height 13cmCONDITION: Teapot good; cover minor chips to flower handle.

A Caughley leaf moulded pickle dish printed with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern circa 1780, together with a similar pottery dish and a quantity of early 19th century pearlware including a stand with openwork lattice border (one tray)

Late 18th century porcelain tea bowl & saucer decorated with a variant of the Cannonball pattern, probably Lowestoft together with a Caughley tea bowl & saucer in the Mother and Child pattern - Condition Report

Group of 18th century porcelain comprising a Worcester Fisherman pattern saucer, Fence pattern teapot, probably Worcester or Caughley and another tea pot painted in polychrome enamels with Long Eliza figures (3) - Condition Report

18th century kidney shaped dish, probably Caughley Salopian, Derby Kings pattern tureen and stand circa 1820 and an 18th century tea bowl and two saucers - Condition Report

A CHELSEA GOLD ANCHOR" OVAL DISH" enameled in polychrome with a border of roses and circlets of leaves within an undulating border highlighted in gilt, the base with a "Gold Anchor" mark, 32cm wide, a pair of Caughley leaf-shaped dishes, transfer printed in blue with daffodils, 14.5cm, and a Derby inkwell of circular form decorated in puce with neo-classical military trophies, a burning torch, and other neo-classical motifs, the base with a painted mark in red, 15cm diameter maximum (4)

A Samuel Alcock & Co white stoneware jug, Gypsy encampment, 22cm; five small Portmeirion Parian jugs; a Coalport bone china Caughley Mask-Head jug, and other white pottery items.

Two 18th Century New Hall porcelain coffee cups, the first with purple ribbon decoration (circa 1785-87), the second painted in polychrome with flowers (circa 1790), together with an 18th Century Caughley porcelain cup, in chantilly sprigs pattern (circa 1785-90), (3)

A collection of 18th century Worcester and Caughley teawares; together with a similar sauceboat.

Lowestoft sucrier and two pickle leaves 18th Century, the sucrier printed in blue with fence pattern, crescent mark copying Worcester, one leaf dish Caughley with the Fisherman pattern, the other with blue shell edge (3)

A large group of 18th/19th century English blue and white porcelainMainly Worcester and Caughley, including a Caughley spittoon, a Worcester saucer printed with 'The Mother and Child' pattern, a press-moulded bowl printed with the Pine Cone group, 25cm diameter, a flared mug with 'The Gilliflower' pattern and various other items including teabowls, saucers, sparrowbeak jugs and plates, (39)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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A late 18th Century Caughley teapot of footed ovoid form decorated in the blue and white Bell Toy pattern, lacks cover, underglaze S mark, length 20cm, together with two Worcester teapots to include one in the Fence pattern, S/D. (3)

A rare Caughley inkwell, lacking linercirca 1777-88of waisted cylindrical form, the rim pierced with four circular quill holes, fitted with a detachable well, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Bell Toy' pattern, the reverse with a subsidiary print of three vases and a pagoda, the rim and top section with scattered flower sprigs, unglazed base with painted C mark, 5.5cm high(chipped, cracked)

A CAUGHLEY DESSERT DISH, CIRCA 1785-90, of shaped kidney-form, blue printed with the Full Nankin pattern, impressed Salopian mark, (riveted), 27cm wide; together with A WORCESTER BOWL, CIRCA 1770-80, circular, blue printed with the Three Flowers pattern, crescent mark, 10.2cm diameter;  A WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, decorated with the Mansfield pattern; A WORCESTER PLATE, blue printed with the Fence pattern, crescent mark, 15.5cm diameter; and A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE JAR AND COVER. (6) Provenance: The Chris Crabtree Collection, North Yorkshire.

A SALOPIAN BLUE AND WHITE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER and A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER.

A box containing assorted ceramics including Booths Battersea coffee pot, Coalport Caughley mask head jug Royal Worcester commemorative jug, etc.

A mid 18th century English porcelain slop bowl, with raised thickly painted figure in a landscape, 11cm diameter, a late 18th century Caughley blue and white cabbage jug, with foliate decoration, M Workmans mark to base, 24cm high, and an 18th century blue and white plate, 20cm diameter (3) Condition report: Repair to bowl, large chip missing from plate edge, crack to handle of jug

LATE 18th CENTURY CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN CYLINDRICAL MUG, transfer printed with flowers in underglaze blue, the cobalt oxide run badly during firing, also badly cracked, together with TWO SMALL EARLY 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE TEAPOTS, one minus cover, the other with absent knop to the cover (3)

A Caughley trio c.1790, comprising a teabowl, coffee cup and saucer, the fluted forms painted with back to back pink roses between formal scrolls in blue, red and gilt, 14cm. (3)

A Caughley part tea service c.1790, the fluted forms simply decorated with narrow gilt bands on a white ground. Comprising: a teapot and cover with stand, a sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a coffee cup, two teabowls and two saucers. (11)

A rare Caughley mustard pot and cover c.1790, the slender baluster form printed with the Travellers pattern after a print by Paul Sandby, a family standing beside a laden donkey, the reverse with a mother and child standing in a rural landscape, S mark to the underside, restoration to the cover, 9cm. (2) Provenance: a private collection in London. Cf. Dr Chris Holloway and Felicity Marno, Paul Sandby and Related Influences on Caughley Porcelain, pp. 33-42.

An 18th Century Caughley china tapered jug with blue & white figure and landscape decoration, (slight damage), 4¼" high

A Caughley blue-and-white pagoda pattern porcelain tea bowl, circa 1770, (a/f)

18th Century Caughley Salopian blue transfer-printed porcelain mask jug, the leaf-moulded body with floral spray decoration and medallion 'God Speed The Forge' beneath cursive initials JD, blue-printed S marked beneath, 18.5cm high Condition: Minor glazing flaw to lower body, old loss to edge of handle, otherwise generally sound. **General condition consistent with age

A late eighteenth century blue and white transfer-printed porcelain Caughley mask jug, c. 1795. It is printed with the Fisherman & Cormorant pattern and there is a printed 'S' to the underside. 22 cm tall. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.

A rare Caughley 'Bell Toy' inkwell and linercirca 1775-85.of waisted cylindrical form, the rim pierced with four circular quill holes, fitted with a detachable well, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, the reverse with a subsidiary print of three vases and a pagoda, the rim and top section with scattered flower sprigs, printed C mark,9.7cm diameter (top section cracked, inner rim chip, the inkwell chipped)

A large Caughley tea bowlcirca 1785on raised pedestal foot, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Blown Seedhead' pattern,9cm diameter (rim chip)

A rare Caughley egg cupcirca 1785of low-footed form, deep bowl with turned rim, painted in blue with the 'Lily' pattern within blue and gilt borders,unmarked, 4cm high (small rim chip, ascending hairline)

Lowestoft porcelain coffee cup with wavy rim and gold sprig decoration together with a further Lowestoft coffee cup with interlocking handle, decorated with an alternating pattern of turquoise and green beads, the interior with turquoise border, together with a Caughley cup with gilt floral design (3)

Small collection of late 18th/early 19th century English and other porcelain including Caughley "Birds in Branch" pattern saucer, c.1780s

A Worcester blue and white mug, 1775-1785, printed in 'The European Landscape Group' pattern,14.5cm high, a Worcester blue and white tea bowl and saucer, 1775-1785, printed in 'The European Landscape Group' pattern, saucer 12cm diameter, a Worcester blue and white teacup and saucer, printed with flowers, saucer 12cm diameter, a Caughley blue and white clamshell-shaped bowl, printed in 'The Fisherman' pattern, 14cm long, and a blue and white tea caddy and cover, of lobed barrel shape with a printed landscape and gilt border, 11cm high (8)Condition report: No obvious major faults.No apparent restoration, chips or damage to any of these pieces.  Some surface dirt to the lidded cannister.  A saucer of teacup has firing flaws, but only on close inspection.

A rare Wedgwood black basalt finely moulded squat shape cream jug, circa 1770, 4" long, plus an 18th c. Caughley coffee can in painted Chantilly pattern.

An extensive collection of blue and white wares, decorated in the 'Belfort' pattern by Coalport and others, comprising: a coffee pot and cover, breakfast cups, tea cups, coffee cans, saucers, a milk jug, cream jugs, sucriers, dinner plates, desert plates, side plates, and egg cups, with a selection of further blue and white chintz patterned tea wares, two Coalport pint mugs decorated in the Caughley 'Fir Cone' pattern, and a Coalport Edward VII coronation plate (Qty)(at fault)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN TEAPOT decorated in the 'Fisherman and Cormornant' pattern, underglaze blue 'S' mark to base, 18cm high

A Caughley Pagoda pattern shaped oval spoon tray, printed in underglaze blue, 16cm wide, c.1780, Godden reference collection label; another (2)

A Caughley/Coalport polychrome low Chelsea ewer, in Chinese export style, 7.5cm high, c.1780

A Caughley Cormorant pattern scalloped small plate, 17.5cm diam, impressed Salopian; a Caughley low Chelsea ewer, 10cm wide, c.1770; , and a Worcester Cormorant pattern coffee cup, c.1770 (3)

A Caughley/Coalport low Chelsea ewer, decorated in blue with chinoiserie scene. 7cm high, c.1780; others (3)

A Caughlty Fence pattern coffee can, printed with fence, flowers and foliage, tramline border, C mark, c.1780; a similar Cormorant pattern tea bowl, Salopian mark; another, Fence pattern; a Caughley tea bowl and saucers, in underglaze blue with plough, hut and pine trees, Salopian mark, c.1760

A Caughley Cormorant pattern cylindrical mug, cell border, 8.5cm high, S+ mark

A Caughley cabbage leaf mask jug, printed after Robert Hancock with Parrot Pecking Fruit, in underglaze blue, 19cm high, c.1780

BLUE AND WHITE WARES INCLUDING TRANSFER PRINTED WARES AND CAUGHLEY BOWL

A Caughley Fisherman pattern tea caddy and asparagus holder and a Pagoda pattern sugar bowl, c.1780-90, tallest 13cm (3)

A rare Caughley scroll moulded eye bath, c.1785, height 5cm base crackedCONDITION: Oval foot cracked, clearly visible top side and underside.

Wooden Crate with a selection of Antique and Later Ceramics including Caughley Pickle Dish (a/f), Crown Derby Cup and Saucer, Swansea Cup and Saucer (saucer a/f), Dresden, etc

A pair of Caughley heart shaped dessert dishes. Painted in underglaze blue with the Weir pattern under a fret and cell border. Small Workman's mark to the foot of one c1780, 27cm wide. Overall in very good condition. One with a chip to the foot. Some very light glaze scratching.