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A Caughley cream boat circa 1777-85 of 'gadroon' shape, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Rock House Island' pattern below a blue lined rim, painted 'C' mark and impressed star, 6.5cm high

A Caughley custard cup circa 1778-92 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the rare Garden Table pattern, circa 1778-92, Sx mark, 5.3cm high Literature: See Ironbridge 1999 no.304 and Newsletter June 2008 No.34 p.7. The Caughley Society newsletter article titled 'Gardens, Tables and Vases' distinguishes between the Garden Floral pattern which is 'painted and very rare' and The Garden Table pattern which is printed. A custard cup and cover in this pattern last sold at these for £480 as part of Maurice Wright's Collection in April 2017. Provenance: Roderick Jellicoe Exhibition no. 86.

A Caughley blue and white bowl circa 1790 painted in underglaze blue with the 'Blown Seedhead' pattern below an double concentric blue line border, small sprig to interior, painted S, 11.7cm diameter Provenance: Ex. Bernard Watney Collection.

A Caughley cream boat circa 1777-85 of 'gadroon' shape, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Rock House Island' pattern below a blue lined rim, unmarked, 6.5cm high Provenance: Ex. Godden Reference Collection.

A Caughley trio of tea bowl, coffee cup and saucer of spiral fluted form, painted with the 'L'Amitie' pattern with central motif of two doves below inscription with complex gilt and blue dot border, unmarked, coffee cup 6.5cm high, tea bowl and saucer 9cm and 4cm diameter respectively

A Caughley tea bowl circa 1780 raised on small pedestal foot, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Blown Seedhead' pattern, painted S mark, 9cm diameter Provenance: Wright Collection no. 316.

A Caughley egg drainer circa 1780-90 the pierced bowl of circular form with shell-form handle, painted in blue with the 'Island' pattern within an associated segmented border, painted S, 9.5cm overall width Provenance: Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition no. 319.

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer circa 1780-93 painted in blue with the uncommon 'Simple Posy' pattern featuring foliage and flowers, blue line border, unmarked, tea bowl 8cm diameter, saucer 12.5cm diameter (2) Provenance: Ex. Gittins Collection.

A very rare Caughley hors d'ouevres dish circa 1785-90 of star-shaped form, plain white glaze, on slight v-section foot ring, impressed 'SALOPIAN' mark, 11cm diameter

A Caughley bowl circa 1785-90 painted in blue with the 'Simple Posy' pattern with an associated blue line border to the rim and tassel border to the interior, unmarked, 12.5cm diameter

A Caughley 'Rose Festoons' teacup and saucer circa 1786-94 the cup of fluted double-ogee form with moulded ear-shape handle, painted in bright blue with gilt dentil rims, painted S, teacup 6cm high, saucer 13.2cm diameter (2) Provenance: Ex. Gittins Collection.

A Caughley 'Bright Landscapes 2' dessert dish circa 1778-92 of canted form, finely painted with a village scene with two figures on a riverbank, painted S, 26cm wide (professionally restored) Literature: Illustrated in 'Caughley Blue and White Patterns', p142. Provenance: Ex. Edmundson and CB Collections.

A Caughley breakfast cup and saucer circa 1785-95 painted in light blue with the 'Salopian Sprigs' pattern with small clusters of flowers, saucer with printed 'S', cup with gilded numerals to the inside of the foot rim, saucer 19cm diameter (2) Provenance: Ex. CB Collection.

A Caughley 'Rose Festoons' teacup and saucer circa 1786-94 the cup of fluted double-ogee form with moulded ear-shape handles and painted blue, gold dentil rims, painted S mark to each, cup 8.2cm diameter, saucer 13cm diameter (2) (hairline crack to saucer) Literature: See CBE catalogue no.518, p. 48 for a teapot and cover in this same Rose Festoons design which demonstrates the same half-fluted and waisted form. Provenance: Ex. CB Collection.

A Caughley pickle leaf dish circa 1788-95 of moulded form, painted in underglaze blue with Locre Sprigs, workman's mark, 11cm wide Provenance: Ex CB Collection

A Caughley 'Gillyflower 5' dessert dish circa 1778-86 of melon form, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with central floral spray, supplementary flowers and a butterfly, with a cell diaper and additional gilded leaf border, painted C, 26cm wide (repaired break)

A Caughley gilt and white maskhead jug circa 1790 of cabbage leaf moulded form, decorated with the monogrammed initials 'EB' and floral sprays, unmarked, 14.2cm high Provenance: Ex CB Collection

A Caughley 'French Sprigs' part tea and coffee service, late 18th century of spiral fluted form, painted in polychrome with scattered flowers, the service comprising four tea bowls, three coffee cups, five saucers, a bowl and two bread and butter plates, unmarked, saucers 14cm diameter (15) (minor damage) Provenance: Ex CB Collection

A pair of Caughley powder blue square dessert dishes circa 1777-80, painted in blue with the Holed or Flaming Rock design, single painted C mark, 20cm wide Provenance: One example bears Roderick Jellicoe Exhibition paper label, the second with Caughley Bicentenary no.377 label.

A Caughley tea canister, lacking cover circa 1793 of shanked form, decorated in the overglaze enamel and gilt 'L'Amitie' pattern with associated border, a band of stylised leaves picked out in blue towards the shoulder, unmarked, 11cm high; together with a Caughley coffee cup and saucer in the same pattern (coffee cup with a hairline crack near the handle) (3)

A rare Caughley chocolate cup circa 1790 with flute-moulding to the lobed rim and a pronounced double scroll handle, decorated by the Chamberlain workshop with the crowned Royal Garter and motto 'Honi soit qui mal y pense', a border of gilt lozenges infilled with blue around the rim, swags of gilt husks tied with ribbons below, unmarked, 8cm high, 10cm diameter (repaired) The Chamberlain archives refer to a number of orders from Prince Frederick, Duke of York, the second son of King George III. This set was probably made to celebrate his forthcoming betrothal to Princess Frederica of Prussia.

Two Caughley pickle leaf dishes circa 1780 transfer-printed in the Pleasure Boat pattern and painted in the Single Flower Head pattern, painted S mark, 10cm widest

A Caughley polychrome tea canister and cover circa 1792-94 of shanked form, the cover originally with a button knop finial, decorated in overglaze enamel and gilt landscapes contained within a circular wreath of gilded leaves, a border design of overglaze leaves linked by stylised flowerheads to the neck, unmarked, 13.5cm high (cover finial restored)

A small group of Caughley blue and gilt teawares, circa 1790 comprising a tea caddy and cover, a teapot and cover and a further barrel-form fluted teapot lacking cover, painted S mark and unmarked, tallest 15cm high (5)

A Caughley wine taster or caddy spoon circa 1785-90 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Pleasure Boat pattern painted S mark, 5cm diameter

A Caughley single-handled beaker circa 1785-90 of waisted, bucket form, painted in underglaze blue with the Salopian Sprigs pattern, unmarked, 6.5cm high; together with a Caughley circular bread and butter plate in the same pattern, painted S mark, 20cm diameter (2)

A Caughley polychrome mug circa 1791 of plain cylindrical form, with double indented plain strap handle, decorated in overglaze enamel and gilt with a shield-shaped cartouche of purple flower heads, containing monogrammed initials highlighted in red enamel and two overglaze enamel doves traditionally associated with the 'L'Amitie' pattern above, gilt line edge and additional gilding to handle, unmarked, 8.7cm high (restored handle) Provenance: Ex. Willis and John Sandon Collections. Featured in Ironbridge 1999 Exhibition, no. 820 (addenda).

A Caughley dessert dish circa 1780-88, of lobed square form, the interior painted in blue with the French Sprigs and Festoons pattern within a double blue line border, impressed 'SALOPIAN', 21.5cm wide (restored)

A Caughley wine taster or caddy spoon circa 1785-90 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Pleasure Boat pattern, unmarked, 5.2cm diameter

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer circa 1785 transfer-printed in the Apple and Damsons pattern (tea bowl chipped), together with a Liverpool Christians toy sparrow beak jug, 7.5cm high (a.f) (3)

A Caughley pickle leaf dish circa 1780 of geranium leaf moulded form, painted with a single blue feather-edge border, unmarked, 8cm wide

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer circa 1790-92 of wrythen moulded form and decorated with gilt wreaths enclosing enamelled vignettes of country cottage and ruin landscape by a follower of John Muchall, within continuous borders of blue flower and green foliate garlands, unmarked, tea bowl 8.5cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter

A Caughley teapot and cover circa 1784-90 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Fence and House pattern with additional gilding, S mark, 13cm high (cover underside chipped)

A Caughley 'Chantilly Sprigs' barrel-shaped teapot and cover circa 1779-88 with matching teacup and saucer, painted in underglaze blue, painted S or unmarked, teapot 13cm high (4, including cover) Provenance: Ex. Roger Edmundson Collection.

A Caughley coffee pot and cover circa 1777-90 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Fence' pattern, printed C, 24cm high (cover chipped, hairline to end of the spout)

A Caughley saucer in the 'Chrysanthemum' pattern circa 1780, painted in underglaze blue with single flower and ornately moulded with three different flower heads and trailing foliage, C mark, lambrequin border, 12cm diameter; together with a Worcester spoon tray in the same pattern, circa 1770, open crescent mark (repaired), 15cm long (2)

A Caughley milk jug circa 1790-92 of plain, bute form with Chinese-style handle, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt, painted S, 7cm high Provenance: Ex. Gittins Collection.

A Caughley spoon tray circa 1792-97 of canted oval form, painted with circular 'European Landscape' panel between a gilt wreath and blue dot border with gilding, unglazed base unmarked, 17cm wide

A rare Caughley black basalt cream jug circa 1780-90 of helmet form with pleated detail to body and acanthus-moulding to the handle, impressed 'SALOPIAN', 10.5cm high (handle repaired) Literature: See Caughley Newsletter January 2015 No.61 p.19f. There are probably no more than five or six pieces of Salopian black basalt known, making this an incredibly interesting and comparatively rare survivor.

A Caughley tea bowl, saucer and bread and butter plate circa 1785-90 transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Fenced Garden' pattern, with gilding to rim and a complex border which is unique to this pattern, S mark and unmarked, plate 21cm diameter (3)

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE BUTTER BOAT AND A CAUGHLEY CHELSEA EWER, C1780-90  transfer printed with the Fence or Birds in Branches pattern, 11 and 11.5cm l Cream boat stained. Ewer cracked

ENGLISH CERAMICS. GRANT (M H) THE MAKERS OF BLACK BASALTES  plts, black cloth, 1910, U des Fontaines, Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre,  W D John and W Baker, Old English Lustre Pottery, P D Gordon Pugh, Staffordshire Portrait Figures, G A Godden, Caughley & Worcester Porcelains 1775-1800 [and various other titles by the same], W D John, William Billingsley 1758-1828, F Tilley, Teapots and Tea, A Ray, English Delftware Tiles,  J K Crellin, Medical Ceramics in the Wellcome Institute, D Barker, William Greatbatch A Staffordshire Potter and about 50 others, including exhibition catalogues (60 approx)

A BOW PORCELAIN BUTTERBOAT, c.1765, of ribbed oval form painted in underglaze blue with the "Desirable Residence" pattern, 4 1/2" long, together with a Lowestoft porcelain leaf shaped pickle dish, c.1775, painted with vines, 3 3/4" wide, and a similar Caughley "Little Fisherman" pattern pickle dish, 3 1/2" wide, all unmarked (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (3) (Illustrated)

A Caughley blue and white egg strainer, printed in 'The Fisherman' pattern, 7.5cm diameter, a small Worcester blue and white teabowl, with a printed landscape pattern, 5.3cm diameter, a Chinese blue and white teabowl, 20th century, 5.5cm high and a small Meissen style blue and white bottle vase in the 'Onion' pattern, 7cm high (4)Condition report: Caughley: Significant hairline crack to underside.Remaining items: No obvious major faults.

An 18th century Caughley ‘Fence’ pattern teapot, height 17cm. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

Caughley marked floral pattern lozenge dish (cracked) 18cm x 26cm, with two other floral Caughley pattern dishes (dessert dish cracked), 20cm x 20cm, and 26cm x 26cm. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

Various 18th/19th century blue white ware to include Caughley ‘Fisherman’ pattern pieces, four marked, including pickle leaf dish, asparagus server, egg strainer, cup bowl and two saucer, toy cup, bowl and saucer, tasting bowl and two butterboats. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

Seven Caughley Willow Nankin pattern pieces, two marked, including two bowls and saucer, one pair gilt rimmed, together with cup, bowl and saucer with gilt decoration to interior and rims. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

Late 18th century Caughley items to include ‘Fence’ pattern cup, bowl and two saucers, with two ‘Three Flowers’ pattern saucers and bowl and ‘Mansfield’ pattern cup and saucer, all marked. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

A late 18th century Caughley porcelain blue and white asparagus server, decorated in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, 7.5cm; together with a similar pickle dish, 8.5cm (2)Condition report: Asparagus dish - no apparent faults.Pickle dish - no apparent faults.

A Caughley porcelain sparrow-beak cream jug, underglaze blue painted with Oriental river landscapes, crescent C mark verso, circa 1775-90, h.12cm; together with a smaller example, underglaze blue printed with an Oriental landscape, printed S mark verso, circa 1775-90, h.9cm (2)Condition report: Larger jug – some minor stains, otherwise no apparent faults.Smaller jug – small chip to outside of spout, glaze to handle showing wear to one side, otherwise good.

A Caughley Willow pattern fluted sucrier and cover, printed in underglaze blue, 12cm high, S mark, c.1770; a similar ovoid Fence pattern tea canister, 12.5cm high, crescent mark, c.1770 (2)

A Caughley cabbage leaf moulded mask jug, printed in underglaze blue with flower sprays, C-scroll handle, 19cm high, c.1770

A Caughley Fenced Garden pattern sucrier and cover, printed with pagoda, fence and figures on a bridge, domed cover, ball finial, 14.5cm high, c.1790

A Caughley Fisherman and Cormorant pattern cylinder tea canister and cover, printed in underglaze blue, cell border, flower finial, picked out with gilt bands, 13cm high, underglaze C mark, c.1780

An English porcelain teapot and cover, possibly Caughley, in the famille rose palette with flowers, pink cross hatch border, domed cover, button finial, 17cm high, c.1790

Caughley teabowl and saucer, underglaze blue chinoiserie landscape pattern, Meissen porcelain cup and saucer, Coalport trio and 2 other pieces decorative china 

George III Worcester set of five porcelain dishes, circa 1770-1785, transfer decorated Pine Cone Group pattern, with crescent moon mark, together with a matched Caughley Pine Cone Group pattern dish with C mark to the base, 16.5cm diameter, (6)

A tray of antique and later china, glass and metal pieces : Aynsley cobalt blue oval dish, ginger jar, glass moon vase, Aynsley Caughley mask head jug etc. (10)

A 19th century French commemorative plate with Napoleon, 19.5cm diameter and another children's plate, Dawson Low Ford pottery, Sunderland, 17cm diameter A pair of small children's alphabet plates with orange lustre decoration and another small child's plate with rhyme 'Morning Song' a/f, 12cm diameter An early 19th century creamware children's plate, moulded border of flowers centred with a basket of flowers, clobbered in bright enamels, circa 1820, and a Caughley saucer, circa 1775-90, 12.5cm diameter