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A John Pennington Liverpool tea bowl and saucer, Two Figures on a Bridge and Pagoda pattern, transfer-printed in blue, the saucer 12.6cm diam c.1780; a Worcester tea bowl and saucer, Three Flowers pattern, within concentric bands, the saucer 13cm diam, crescent marks, c.1770; a Caughley fluted tea bowl and saucer, Temple pattern, boldly transfer printed in blue, picked out with gilt bands, the saucer 14cm diam, S marks in blue, c.1780; a Caughley fluted slop basin, quite plain, gilt bands, 7.5cm high, 15cm diam, c.1780; two New Hall tea bowls, c.1790 (2) [9] Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Each in generally good condition with surface wear, rubbed gilding if gilded, pitting here and there, etc.

A Caughley blue and gilt decorated teapot

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE SPARROW BEAK JUG, with two scenes, a man with a fish and a man fishing, no mark.

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE MUG, with two large sprays of flowers, S mark.

A PAIR OF CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE PLATES, decorated with a complex Oriental landscape with an internal peacock's eye border and gilt rim, S and Sx mark to base.

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE TEA CANISTER AND COVER, decorated with a complex Oriental landscape, S mark to base.

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE SPARROW BEAK JUG, with three scenes and two flying birds, C mark.

A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE JUG, of cabbage leaf shape with five scenes on it, Sx mark.

A tray of 18th and 19th Century English and Chinese specimen cups and saucers including New Hall, Minton, Caughley, Spode, etc

Caughley mask head jug produced by Coalport, together with Royal Doulton floral jug of baluster form. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A tray of Royal Winton chintz teapot, Caughley mask head jug by Coalport, Crown Devon Yorkshireman's Advice tankard, Imari style pot etc CONDITION REPORT: Teapot with minor surface wear to gilding. Small patch on spout where design has not transferred properly. See images.

18th century Caughley china cup, fluted, with underglaze blue "Pagoda" pattern decoration and a late Georgian china tea bowl (2) 

Caughley "Birds in Branches" porcelain tea bowl with underglaze blue decoration, circa 1785, 'S' mark to base and a Caughley tea bowl and saucer "Pagoda" pattern in underglaze blue with gilt highlights (3) 

A collection of 19th century and later jugs including a Coalport Caughley reproduction example, showing the Iron Bridge, Royal Doulton Arvon example, etc, together with royal commemorative wares including two Wedgwood mugs designed by Richard Guyatt to commemorate the 1977 Silver Jubilee and 25th Wedding anniversary of the Queen, etc

A collection of Caughley polychrome porcelain circa 1780-92, comprising coffee cup and saucer in the Ladies Sprigs pattern, tea bowl and saucer in the Royal Fly pattern (new fly festoon), tea bowl in the Dresden Flowers pattern together with a gilt floral swag and dot large saucer dish, pattern 253 to base, Chamberlains Worcester sprial fluted saucer with concentric gilt bands floral motif to centre, a Worcester Queen's pattern saucer with gold star gilding around the border and a Caughley sucrier cover (some damages throughout) Provenance: Ex. Cartwright Collection.

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer circa 1780-85, of spiral fluted form painted in polychrome with French Sprigs between double concentric gilt border, unmarked, tea bowl 8cm diameter, saucer 13.5cm diameter Provenance: Ex. Cartwright Collection.

A small group of English and Chinese porcelain to include a Caughley fluted slop bowl transfer-printed in the rare Uninhabited Pagoda pattern, a Staffordshire pearlware figure of a reclining female holding bunch of flowers, an English cream jug painted in polychrome with flowers, pattern 687, ttwin-handled famille rose Chinese cup and saucer, two covers etc (8)

Two Caughley porcelain coffee cups circa 1790-95, decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze gilding in the Dresden Flowers pattern with ear-shaped handles, painted S marks, 6cm high (2)

A Caughley powder-blue dish, painted in the Scholar’s Rock pattern (Holed or Flaming Rock), 1780 to 1785, of fluted form, decorated with a powder blue ground, reserves containing Buddhistic symbols and a large central, white, reserve with holed rock design, underside painted with four group of stylised trailing leaves and single blue line towards the foot rim, 22.5cm diameter (chipped) Provenance: Cartwright Collection no. 311 , purchased 2011 from a private seller.

A collection of three Caughley porcelain coffee cups circa 1780-99, comprising Fence pattern coffee cup, Fenced Garden coffee cup and a Caughley bute-form cup painted with Chantilly Sprigs, tallest 6.5cm high (3)

A small group of Caughley blue and white teawares c.1780-90, painted in the Chantilly Sprig pattern and with similar small flower sprigs, including four saucers and seven coffee cups, 13cm max. (11)

A rare Caughley figure of a girl in Turkish dress c.1790, standing with her right arm partially raised, holding the edge of her elaborate robes in her left hand, wearing a headdress and raised on a low scrolled base applied with flowers and leaves, detailed in blue, a little good restoration, 10.3cm. Provenance: the Roy Hogarth Collection. Purchased from Bonhams, 1st December 2010, lot 169. This is one of only two Caughley figures to have been identified, after Geoffrey Godden drew attention to their existence in his book on Caughley and Worcester Porcelains in the 1960s. John Sandon identified a reference to these figures in the Worcester archives - a section titled 'Goods Rec'd from Tho's Turner Esq, Caughley' includes the entry 'Sept. 23 '89, 6 turks white @ 9d - 4/6'.

A pair of Caughley blue and white custard cups and covers c.1775-90, printed with the Willow Nankin pattern, blue S marks, 8cm. (4)

A pair of Caughley blue and white tea bowls and saucers: printed and gilded with the 'Pagoda' pattern, S and X marks, circa 1785-90 [one saucer with additional gilt foliate border].

A Caughley blue and white trio: printed with the chinoiserie 'Fence and House' pattern within gilt line and dot borders, coffee cup with S and X mark, circa 1780-90.

A Caughley blue and white 'low chelsea ewer' cream jug: printed with the chinoiserie 'Pagoda' pattern, circa 1785-90, 11 cm wide.

English porcelain tea caddy and cover, probably Caughley, late 18th Century, gilt motifs to the tapering fluted body, unmarked, 13cm.

A collection of pottery: Pottery to include Coalport Caughley mask jug, Royal Doulton character plates etc (6)

TWO WORCESTER TEA BOWLS AND SAUCERS, circa 1770, blue printed in the Fruit and Wreath pattern, hatched crescent marks, diameter of saucers 12.5cm; together with a pair of saucers printed in the Three Flowers pattern, hatched crescent marks; and a Caughley fluted coffee can in a similar pattern, printed C mark (7)

CAUGHLEY OR SALOPIAN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, late 18th century, blue transfer printed in the Pagoda pattern beneath gilt borders, comprising teapot and cover, hexagonal teapot stand, sucrier and cover, tea canister and cover, sparrow beak milk jug and cover, slop bowl, spoon rest, four coffee cups, five tea bowls, nine saucers and two larger saucer dishes, blue printed S (27)

A Caughley  gilt and white tea bowl and saucer, Polka Dot pattern, circa  1780, tea bowl 8.8cm diameter,  6cm high, saucer 14cm diameterCondition: nick to rim of saucer, slight wear to gilding 

A group of five face mask jugs, comprising three blue and white decorated with sprays of flowers, Salopian Coalport, Caughley, and one unmarked, largest 20cm, and a pair of polychrome floral modern Coalport examples, titled to bases 'The Caughley Mask-Head Jug', 12.5cm. (5)Provenance: Private Deceased Estate

Paris and New Hall porcelain tea ware and a Caughley/Spode composite chocolate cup, cover and saucer (5)

A Caughley cabbage leaf jug, c.1780; a Medieval pottery jug and jar; other jugs; Toby jugs; a Staffordshire dog; all a/f (12)

ROYAL WORCESTER - an early blue and white Worcester 'Royal Lily' tea bowl, 5cms height and an early Worcester floral and butterfly tea bowl and saucer, each with early blue Caughley mark NOTE: INTENDING PURCHASERS MAY WISH TO CHECK QUOTED DATE DOTS, BEARING IN MIND POOR LEGIBILITY ON SOME PIECES

English porcelain tea caddy and cover, probably Caughley, late 18th century, gilt motifs to the tapering fluted body, unmarked, 13cm.

18th century Worcester blue and white leaf moulded dish 24cm, Caughley blue and white Doughnut Tree pattern sauce boat 19cm and Caughley Fisherman pattern coffee can (3)

A collection of late 18th / early 19th century English pottery and porcelain including a Caughley porcelain pagoda pattern lobed teapot stand, deep saucer and coffee cup; a small pearlware tea bowl and saucer; four pearlware saucers with impressed London anchor marks, poss. John Carr & Co.; a pink lustre and sprigged part tea service; etc. (qty)

FOUR PIECES OF MINIATURE CAUGHLEY, comprising teapot, tea bowl and two saucers, each blue painted in the Island pattern, c.1780. (4) Height of teapot 7.5cm

CAUGHLEY, "Willow" pattern saucer, also early underglaze blue floral design saucer

An 18th Century Worcester blue and white oval stand, rose pattern, crescent mark, 20cm wide and a Worcester fluted hexagonal teapot stand CONDITION REPORT: Butter tub stand with a tiny footrim chip. Caughley teapot stand without damage.

A Caughley blue and white basin, printed floral decoration, hatched crescent mark, diameter 15cm; a Caughley shallow dish, and other 18th Century blue and white ceramics. (8)

Three Coalport bone china graduating jugs, The Caughley Mask-head jug, 20cm and smaller; a similar set of three, and a Royal Worcester bi-centienery commemorative jug. (7)

A late 18th century Caughley cabbage leaf moulded mask jug, blue and white printed with sprigs of flowers, S mark verso, h.19.5cm; together with a mid-18th century Worcester blue and white slop bowl, decorated in the Fence pattern, crescent mark verso, dia. 15.5cm (2).Jug - appears good apart from lots of sticker residue.Bowl - some chipping to foot, otherwise good.

A Caughley cabbage leaf mask jug, circa 1775-90, printed in blue with the Fisherman & Cormorant pattern and associated border, underglaze blue S mark to base, h.22cmCondition report: Some restoration visible under UV light to the mask, rim and handle. Grubby and with some paint splashes (presumably from a careless decorator).

A Caughley Porcelain Mask Jug, circa 1780, printed in underglaze blue The Fisherman pattern, 23cm high; A Similar Tea Bowl and Saucer; A Penningtons Liverpool Coffee Can, painted in colours with a flower spray; and A Similar Coffee Cup (5)

A Caughley Porcelain Kidney Shape Dessert Dish, circa 1790, painted in underglaze blue with The Weir pattern, 27cm wide; A Similar Three Flowers Pattern Cream Jug, 11.5cm high; and A John Pennington Liverpool Porcelain Cylindrical Mug, painted in underglaze blue with a flower spray, 9.5cm high (3)

A Worcester Porcelain Oval Basket, circa 1775, with crabstock handles, printed in underglaze blue with The Pine Cone pattern, crescent mark in underglaze blue, 26cm wide; A Similar Circular Basket, 13cm diameter; and A Caughley Twin-Handled Oval Stand, printed in underglaze blue with The Rose Centred Spray pattern, printed mark in underglaze blue, 20.5cm wide (3)

A Chinese Porcelain Shell Dish, Jiajing, painted in underglaze blue with a river landscape, 26.5cm wide; A Pair of Caughley Tea Bowls and A Saucer, printed in underglaze blue with fruit sprays; and A Chinese Porcelain Saucer (5)

A group of early 19th century porcelain to include a Caughley tea bowl and saucer and slop bowl and a Worcester tea bowl, all decorated in the Birds in Branches pattern in blue and white, diameter of bowl 5insCondition Report: small crack to large bowl. Small chip to edge of one saucer

A 19th century Caughley pickle dish, decorated in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, height 4.25insCondition Report: tiny chip to three places on the rim

Large late 18th Century Caughley porcelain jug, printed with the 'Pleasure Boat' or 'Fishermen and Cormorant' pattern, with mask spout over cabbage leaf-moulded body, S (Salopian) mark beneath, 26.2cm high Condition: Good original order with no chips, cracks or restoration - **General condition consistent with age

A Coalport, Caughley mask-head jug.

A Caughley teacup and saucer, circa 1840, of wrythen fluted form and decorated with a floral sprig in gilt and blue below a blue and gilt border, unmarked, together with another teacup and saucer with central floral spray within a gilt and pale blue border. (2)

A collection of 18th Century and later Caughley blue and white wares, to include a sparrow beak jug, coffee cups, teabowls and saucers, dishes, all with varying patterns and highlighted with gilt throughout. (qty)

A pair of Caughley blue and white porcelain asparagus servers, circa 1770, decorated in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, both marked with an S to the base. (2)

A late 18th / early 19th century Meissen porcelain teacup with puce floral decoration on white ground, and an 18th century 'Chelsea Ewer' cream boat, possibly Caughley, decorated with floral sprays, together with a collection of 18th century porcelain tea bowls, teacups and saucers

An 18th century Caughley blue and white porcelain scalloped plate, fisherman and cormorant pattern, impressed Salopian mark verso, 20cm, and a blue and white shallow dish decorated with islands and fence, 21.5cm, together with a square dish and two plates with blue floral decoration and gilt embellishments (5) (a/f)

A Caughley Fisherman pattern cabbage leaf moulded jug, mask spout, printed with five prints of the fisherman and his sampan, 19cm high, S mark, c.1785

A Caughley Apple and Damson pattern sparrow beak jug, 8.5cm high, c.1785