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A Caughley porcelain mask head jug transfer-printed in the Three Flowers pattern, circa 1780-85, unmarked, 19cm high

A collection of late 18th/early 20th century teapots, covers and stands, including Caughley and Coalport, several examples transfer-printed in the WIllow pattern and others in polychrome (some damages, a mixed lot) (qty)

Sixteen late 18th/early 19th century coffee cups, including Caughley and Coalport, examples include a polychrome sprigged coffee cup, 6.5cm high and Royal Lily pattern cups, assorted (16)

A collection of late 18th/early 19th century blue and white porcelain to include Caughley, Coalport and Miles Mason, the selection comprising of predominantly coffee cups, coffee cans, tea bowls, saucers, further tea wares, assorted patterns (a quantity)

Caughley porcelain, circa 1775-90, comprising a plate painted with Salopian Sprigs, 23cm diameter, an oval dish transfer-printed in the Gillyflower pattern within an ozier rim, 14cm wide, a dessert dish transfer-printed in the Nankin pattern, 16.5cm wide and a lobed plate in the same pattern, with chain link gilding, 20cm diameter (4)

Two 18th century English pearlware cream jugs painted in blue with Chinese-style landscapes, tallest 10cm high, together with a similar example in creamware, 8.5cm high, an early 19th century teapot and cover, perhaps Coalport, painted in blue and gilt, a Caughley hexagonal teapot stand transfer-printed in blue and a Caughley coffee cup in the same pattern, a Worcester porcelain jug transfer-printed with roses and a Coalport coffee can and teacup (10)

A late 18th century Caughley porcelain teapot stand printed in blue with a Chinoisere scene, within gilt line borders, 15cm diameter, factory 'S' mark in blue

Set of four graduated Coalport Caughley mask head jugs

A late 18th century Caughley mask jug, transfer printed in under glaze blue with pinecones and flowers, moulded cabbage leaf body with mask spout and moulded border to neck, decorated applied scroll handle with double indents, C mark to underside circa 1790, 14cm high and a late 18th century Worcester slop bowl, under glaze blue decorated with Chinese lake scenes, crescent mark to underside, 16cm diameter, small chip to rim (2)

SEVEN BOXES CERAMICS, GLASS, SMALL BAG OF SILVER ETC, to include Wade, Royal Crown Derby coffee pot (hairlines), Wedgwood, Coalport (footed bowl, caughley mask-head jug etc), Adams, Tunstall dressing table set, Minton, Wedgwood basketweave teapot etc

A Caughley blue and white cabbage-leaf moulded jug, circa 1780, printed with flowers, mask spout, 18.5cm high Condition Report: Small chip to tip of the spout, light surface scratches, very small chip to foot rim.

Four 18th century Worcester or Caughley finely reeded small porcelain tea bowls and saucers decorated in underglaze blue with ferns and flowers, open crescent mark to base (8)One saucer broken and re-glued otherwise all others in good condition with no chips or cracks

Five examples of Chinese blue and white porcelain and a Caughley teapot, a/f

A pair of Caughley Tea bowls and saucers with powder blue line rim, hand-painted in green, blue and pink plus a fine 18th c. Worcester tea bowl and saucer in lobed and fluted shape with gilt decoration

Two late 18th Century Caughley blue and white footed bowls each decorated in the underglaze Sliced Apple and Apple and Damsons pattern, the larger with S mark to the base, diameters 11cm and 15cm (2)

Three late 18th Century Caughley teabowls and saucers decorated in the blue and white Apple and Damson pattern together with a matching single teabowl, most with S mark to the bases (7)

A late 18th Century Caughley 'Chelsea Ewer Creamboat' decorated in the Apple and Damson pattern, length 11cm together with an 18th Century blue and white cache pot with floral sprays (2)

A collection of assorted late 18th to early 19th Century tea wares to include two Caughley Fence and House pattern teabowl and saucers, a Worcester Fisherman and Cormorant teabowl, a Caughley Birds in Branches footed sugar bowl and an 18th Century teabowl and saucer (qty)

A SET OF FOUR CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN TRIOS, circa 1780, comprising four deep saucers, four tea bowls and four coffee cups, cobalt blue bordered with gilt trailing leaf designs, together with one other MATCHING TEA BOWL AND SAUCER (14 items)

A CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER AND STAND, having cobalt blue borders, leaf gilded, the oval box with gilded faux ring handles, the fluted lid with knop, together with the MATCHING MILK JUG of classical silver form, a SLOP BOWL and a DISH, circa 1780

A SET OF FOUR CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN TRIOS, circa 1780, comprising four deep saucers, four tea bowls and four coffee cups, cobalt blue bordered with gilt trailing leaf designs (12 items)

A quantity of Victorian decorative ceramics, including Worcester and Caughley

A Spode pierced stand, a Caughley shell dish and a Derby dish

A small collection of Liverpool, Caughley and Bow blue and white porcelain. Including a Penningtons two quail pattern teapot and cover, a bow dish moulded with leaves and berries and a shell moulded pickle dish (9). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Teapot with heavy chipping and loss to the rim of the cover. Bow dish cracked and stapled.

A Collection of early English porcelain including Worcester, New Hall and Caughley. Including a Barr, Flight & Barr fluted cup and saucer with gilt and turquoise borders, a Caughley low Chelsea ewer with acanthus moulding and mixed New Hall teawares (7). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Minor faults only. No restoration.

A Caughley lobed blue and white dessert plate decorated in the Weir pattern. Painted in underglaze blue with a formal Chinese river landscape with islands incorporating a three storey pagoda, a figure and a bridge under a key fret and trellis panel border c.1775, 20.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. No chips, cracks or restoration.

A late 18th Century Caughley "French Sprig" part tea service, with central gilt star motif and gilt banding, circa 1790 to include twelve tea bowls (one broken); nine saucers, a slop bowl, a sugar basin and cover (cover broken), a milk jug and two larger dishes

Miscellaneous tea Bowls, saucers, Caughley cup and tea bowl, etc.

A collection of antique porcelain tea bowls and some saucers, English and Oriental, approx 25 including 18th century English , Worcester, possibly Leeds, Lowestoft and Caughley.

Two boxes of decorative and tea ware ceramics, including Coalport Caughley replicas.

A Caughley porcelain mask jug, circa 1780, printed with `The Three Flowers' pattern, 19.5cm high, and two Caughley blue and white sparrow beak jugs, 10cm high, (a.f), (3).

A Worcester cylindrical mug transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the La Peche and La Promenade Chinois pattern. circa 1770-75, W mark, 14cm highSee C & W P page 133 for a discussion of this subject and the differences between Caughley and Worcester versions of this pattern, and also plates 258 and 259 for both Worcester and Caughley examples. There is a glaze fault near the base, no signs of any cracks, chips, damages nor rpeairs. There is a 'ding' visible below the base of the handle.

Two Caughley porcelain famille rose teapots and covers, circa 1785-90, the tallest 18cm high (one cover restored) (2) The cover to the smaller teapot is restored, but fits well.The second cover on the larger teapot is undamaged, but is very loose fitting and possibly associated.Please see the images attached.

A Caughley porcelain cylindrical mug transfer-printed in the Three Flowers pattern, circa 1778, S mark, 11.5cm high Yellow staining to the interior, slightly scratched to the exterior, no signs of any cracks, chips, damages nor repairs.

A small Caughley porcelain mug transfer-printed in the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern below a cell diaper and spearhead border, circa 1775, Sx mark, 8.5cm high Very minute chip to the foot rim.

A Caughley porcelain artichoke ice cup and cover transfer-printed in the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, circa 1780-90, unmarked, 9cm highLiterature: See CP, page 7, no.71 for a similar ice cup described, where the author notes, 'These pieces are more usually described as Artichoke cups, but the Chamberlain accounts for 9th October, 1979, record the purchase of 6 ice-cups and covers, Artichoke pattern, at 1/6, which would seem to suggest that the use of 'Artichoke' in the context of these accounts refers to the shape of these small vessels rather than the usage. In original order with no signs of any cracks, chips, damages or repairs.

A Caughley porcelain custard cup and cover transfer-printed with the Cottage pattern, circa 1780-85, S mark, 7.5cm high (small chip to the underside of the cover)

A pair of small Caughley powder blue lobed plates painted in the Fan Panelled Landscape pattern, circa 1777-85, painted faux Chinese mark, impressed Salopian, 20cm diameterEx Maurice Wright Collection paper label to one plate verso. 1 plate is heavily scratched, the other has a chip to the foot rim

A selection of Caughley saucers to include examples in the Cannonball, Birds in Branches and the Willow Pattern together with a comparative Chinese saucer in the same pattern (5) Each saucer is free from any cracks, chips, damages and repairs. In original order

A Caughley teapot, cover and stand in the Temple pattern, circa 1780, together and a Caughley coffee cup and two tea bowls (6)

A pair of Caughley powder blue dessert tureens and covers painted in the Rock, House and Two Islands design, circa 1777-85, with shell form handles, faux Chinese marks, 11cm high (one cover a.f) (2)Ex Roderick Jellicoe paper label to one base. For all powder blue wares, see the article in the Caughley Newsletter November 2009 No.40 p.3-9.

Four Caughley lobed plates painted with a fan-panelled landscape within powder blue ground, circa 1777-85, impressed Salopian and painted faux Chinese mark, 18cm diameter (4)Literature: Ironbridge 1999 No.371 and Newsletter 2009 No.40 p.6. A single plate from the Wright Collection sold in these rooms, Apr 26, 2017 for £380. One plate has been broken in half and re-stuck, currently also attached by tape as well as glue. Beyond that, just general wear, no further damages.

A pair of Caughley powder blue fluted plates painted with the Flaming or Holed Rock design, circa 1780, impressed Salopian marks, 20.5cm diameter (2)One plate is ex. Godden Reference and Barbara Leeke Collections, the other ex. Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge. One plate has a few imperfections to the foot rim, the second plate has similar. No cracks, chips, damages, nor repairs.

A Caughley powder blue fluted plate in the Holed or Flaming Rock design, circa 1778-80, C mark, 18cm diameter, together with a further example in the same pattern, 18cm diameter (stapled and repaired) (2)Ex Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition paper label to the reverse of the first example.

A Worcester cylindrical mug painted in blue with the Rock Strata Island pattern, circa 1770-80, crescent mark, 15cm highThe Caughley factory made an identical version of this pattern, which when combined with its painted 'C' mark is very difficult to distinguish from the Worcester version. Lowestoft also used this design as the basis of an underglaze blue printed pattern; this, too, is quite similar to that of Worcester, but as it is printed rather than painted, is easier to distinguish. The design is directly copied from a very popular Chinese pattern.

A large Caughley porcelain punch bowl transfer-printed in the Temple pattern, circa 1785, with additional chain link gilded detail, 26cm diameterEx Godden Reference Collection paper label and ex Bill Dickenson.

A Caughley porcelain cabbage leaf mask jug transfer-printed in the Bouquets pattern, circa 1780, unmarked, 19cm highCubbin Collection no. 22, purchased in February 1970.

Two Caughley porcelain fluted coffee cups, circa 1790, the first with in polychrome with Derby style sprigs, the second in gilt with chain link decoration, unmarked, 6.5cm high (2)Cubbin Collection nos. 69 and 46.

A Caughley porcelain cylindrical mug named to 'Mr. Rich'd Causon', circa 1780-85, painted in blue with fruit, open crescent mark, 12cm high (restored) See Godden plate 106 for a similar pattern on a coffee pot. Provenance: Purchased for £26 in November, 1921. About one half of the mug has been restored and re-built, though the handle has not been off. Please see the additional images, the restoration has darkened.

A Caughley polychrome porcelain coffee cup, circa 1785, painted with a single band of pink and green flowers with puce ribbon, unmarked, 6.5cm highGrice Collection no.136

Two Caughley polychrome porcelain coffee cups painted with red and puce flowers among green leaves, circa 1785-90, unmarked, 6.5cm high (2)Grice Collection nos. 128 and 178. Very minor rubbing to the painted decoration, no cracks, chips, damages nor repairs.

Two Caughley polychrome porcelain coffee cups, circa 1785-90, one with underglaze blue decoration and overpainted enamels, the other with famille rose flowers, unmarked, 6cm high (one chipped) (2)Grice Collection nos. 126 and 107.

A Caughley porcelain coffee cup painted in the Tower pattern, circa 1790-95, with a gilt lined foot rim, the previously gilded upper rim now rubbed, unmarked, 7cm high

A Caughley porcelain shallow bowl painted with the Gillyflower pattern, circa 1785-90, within basket-weave border, S mark, 24cm diameter and a large Caughley saucer dish painted with Salopian Sprigs within a blue line and sawtooth exterior border, painted S mark, 19cm diameter (2)Provenance: Ex. Grice Collection.

A Caughley porcelain low Chelsea ewer, circa 1786-91, transfer-printed with the Apple and Damsons pattern, unmarked, 6cm high

A Caughley porcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa 1785, painted with the Rock Strata Island pattern within a cross-hatch border, S mark, tea bowl 8cm diameter, saucer 12.5cm diameter (2) Very small glaze chip to the foot rim of the teabowl, no other damages.

Three Caughley porcelain polychrome sparrow beak cream jugs, circa 1785-90, unmarked, the tallest 10cm high (3)

A Caughley porcelain famille rose teapot and cover, circa 1785, unmarked, 16cm high and one further, smaller, polychrome teapot and cover, unmarked, 14cm high (2) (the latter badly a.f)

Caughley porcelain blue and gilt wares, circa 1790, to include a barrel-form lobed teapot and cover, S mark, 15cm high, a sucrier and cover, S mark, 12cm high, a tea bowl and saucer, tea bowl 9cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter and a Caughley dessert tureen and cover, unmarked, 11cm high (8)

A Caughley porcelain egg drainer transfer-printed in the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, circa 1785, S mark, 8cm diameter