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A Caughley large cabbage leaf moulded jug, with 'C' scroll handle and mask spout, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern, 9 1/4" high (23.5cm) blue printed S mark, circa 1780-85 (cracks)

A Caughley cabbage leaf moulded baluster shaped jug, with 'C' scroll handle and mask spout, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern, 9 1/2" high (24cm) circa 1780

A Caughley coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the Peony pattern, the interior with a flowerhead band, 2 1/2" high (6.5cm) painted C mark in blue, circa 1780-85

A Caughley miniature saucer, painted in underglaze blue with the Island pattern, within a flower panelled trellis border, 3" diameter (7.6cm), blue painted S mark, circa 1780-85, and a smaller Caughley miniature saucer, similarly painted

A Caughley barbed oval spoon tray, printed in underglaze blue with the pattern, the flower and diaper border picked out in gilt, 6 1/4" wide (16cm) blue Sx mark and unusual gilders numeral 16, circa 1780-85

A Caughley baluster shaped sparrowbeak milk jug, with notched loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the Rock Strata Island pattern, the interior with a diaper band, 3 3/4" high (9.5cm), painted S mark, circa 1780-85 (crack and associated chip)

Caughley figure: Desert Orchid & Simon Sherwood, with book &c 100

Three Caughley plates and a matching shell-shaped dish painted in blue and gilt with flower sprays and dot borders one plate impressed Salopian the others with painted S marks. Some wear. c.1790 20.5cm. Max. (4)

A rare Caughley miniature part dinner set, c. 1780, painted with the Island pattern, comprising two shaped rectangular graduated plates, two smaller plates, two dinner plates and a tureen and cover, 8cm (8)

Caughley teabowl and saucer circa 1790 gilded with Queens pattern, with moulded reeded body, (2)

Caughley cup and saucer circa 1790 with moulded reeds decorated with scattered flora in blue and gilt, also a Barr Worcester teacup and saucer with ring handle decorated with gilded leaves and scrolling on an orange ground, (wear to the saucer) (4)

A pair of late 18th Century Caughley Dessert Plates of lobed diamond form. Circa 1780. Probably Angolinia pattern (2) Two chips on one plate

A Caughley white and gilt part tea and coffee service, of ribbed body with decorative borders and central sprays in gilt, comprising twelve tea bowls, five coffee cups, twelve saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover and a slop bowl (see lot 88 for illustration).

First Period Worcester "Early Flower Plants", pattern Pattipan, crescent mark, 15cms, (6"), an early 19th Century Mustard, transfer decorated with "Fishermen and Cormorant" pattern moulded handles, possibly Caughley, 7½ cms, (3").

A Caughley small bowl, blue printed in 'Mother & Child' pattern, rim chip, blue printed S mark, 10.5cm diameter; and a Caughley 'Pagoda' pattern saucer, Sx mark, 14cm diameter, (2).

An English porcelain trio set circa 1800, possibly Caughley, with vertical fluted decorated in underglaze blue and gilt pendant husks, comprising tea cup with kicked handle, coffee cup and saucer.(3).

A Caughley Chestnut Basket and Cover, circa 1765, transfer printed in blue with "The Pine Cone" pattern, of quatrelobed section pierced, with rustic twig handles, with flowerhead and leaf terminals, painted with florets overall, hatched crescent mark, 26.5cm wide; and on An Associated Worcester Stand (3)

A Coffee Cup, Philip Christian & Co, circa 1765-1775, printed in blue with the "Gilly Flower" pattern of a carnation spray, insect and sprigs; A Worcester Saucer, circa 1758-1765, painted in blue with the "Mansfield" pattern, open crescent mark; A Worcester Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1770-1780, printed in the "Three Flowers" pattern, hatched crescent mark; and A Caughley Tea Bowl and Saucer, in the same pattern as the preceding (4)

A Caughley Butter Tub, Cover and Stand, circa 1765-1775, oval section, printed in blue with "The Rose-Scented Spray Group", with twig handles with floret and leaf terminals, hatched crescent mark, stand 18.7cm wide (cover handle restored)

A Worcester Polychrome Tea Bowl, circa 1770, decorated in "Japan" pattern, square mark; A Worcester Sugar Basin, circa 1775, decorated with "Queen Charlotte" pattern, square mark, 12cm diameter; and A Caughley Dessert Plate, of barbed circular shape, centrally painted with a butterfly in blue enriched in gilt, and three stars, within blue band floral border, open crescent mark, 22cm diameter (3)

An English blue and white tea bowl and saucer possibly Derby, painted with flowering foliage, saucer with chip, a Chinese blue and white tea bowl, c. 1770, a Caughley tea bowl, with fluted decoration and a pottery sauce boat (4)

A Caughley bowl, painted with a fisherman and island pattern to interior, leaf-moulded exterior painted with flowers, all in underglaze blue, open crescent mark, 8in.

A Caughley Jug circa 1780-85, of pear shape with a scrolled handle, the spout formed by a crisply moulded mask, printed in blue with the 'Parrot and Fruit' pattern, the bird perched on a branch and looking down on the selection of fruit, 14.5cm high (chip to spout and base, crack approx. 8cm long from rim)

English porcelain to include eight cups, eight teabowls, and fifteen saucers, various factories including Derby, Factory Z, Spode, Caughley, Chamberlains etc, late 18th early 19th Century (some damages) (31)

Caughley mask jug circa 1780 printed with flora in underglaze blue transfer, (old restorations to the spout) 14cm high

A pair of Caughley monteiths, circa 1775-90, the lobed oval bodies with wavy blue-edged rims painted in French-style with floral sprigs in underglaze-blue, flanked by moulded acanthus leaf handles, a single foliate sprig to each base interior, 'S' mark in underglaze-blue, impressed H, 29.5cm, 11.625in. long, minor damage and repair, (2), A monteith is a wine glass cooler. It is normally found in silver or glass and takes the form of a bowl with a notched rim in which the stems of glasses can be held allowing the bowls to dip into the cooling water held within. The name reputedly comes from a Scotsman who wore a cloak with a scalloped edge.

A Caughley blue and white punch bowl, painted with a version after Worcester of the so-called 'Rock Strata' pattern, 24.5cm diameter, open crescent mark, circa 1780, (some surface scratches)

A Caughley sparrow beak cream jug, printed with floral sprays and butterfly beneath a double line border, capital C mark, 10.5cm

A Worcester blue and white sparrow-beak jug, printed with the 'Fence' pattern, 11cm high, crescent mark; and a Caughley blue and white sparrow beak jug printed with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' patten, 12cm high (cracked), circa 1780

A set of three graduated reproductions of the Caughley mask head jug the relief decorated bodies transfer printed with bouquets of flowers

A Caughley leaf shaped butter boat, printed with the 'Pleasure Boat' pattern, with twig handle, the underside moulded with three florets, 7.5cm long, circa 1770

A Caughley miniature coffee cup, of unusually small proportions, printed in blue with the 'Pleasure Boat' pattern, 3.25cm high, S mark in blue, circa 1770

A Caughley miniature coffee cup, printed in blue with the 'Pleasure Boat' pattern, 3.5cm high, S mark in blue, circa 1770. see lot 430 for image

A GROUP OF LATE 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY TEAWARE, comprising a dessert stand with fish supports, A TWO PERSON TEAPOT, A DISH, 7. 5" Diameter and A SAUCER, all decorated with gilt dots and circle borders on a white ground. Circa 1785-95. (some restoration). (4).

A large Caughley mug, printed with opposing Chinese land and riverscape vignettes in underglaze blue, 7in.

Early 19th Century Caughley blue and white transfer printed cup and saucer decorated with the Temple pattern

A Caughley dish c.1780 of canted rectangular form and printed in blue with a garden scene and an archaic Chinese style vase on a rock work table within a Fitzhugh style border, blue "S x" mark to base, 14.25" wide

An 18th Century Caughley Bowl, with transfer decoration, 15 cm

A set of four Caughley blue and white asparagus servers, late 18th Century, decorated in the fisherman pattern, blue crescent mark.

A Caughley blue and white cream jug, late 18th Century, of baluster form decorated in the Fisherman pattern, pseudo Chinese mark.

A Caughley Salopian porcelain blue and white tea bowl and saucer, late 18th Century, transfer decorated with fruit and flowers, printed mark.

A Caughley round egg drainer, with loop handle, printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat Pattern, within a spearhead and cell diaper border, 3 1/8" diameter (8cm), blue printed S mark, circa 1780-85

A Caughley miniature teabowl, painted in underglaze blue with the Island pattern, circa 1780-85, and a Caughley miniature round sucrier base, similarly decorated

A Caughley coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the Scalloped Peony pattern, 2 3/4" high (7cm), crescent mark, circa 1780

A rare Caughley 'dry bottom' tumbler cup, after a silver original, printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, beneath a spearhead and cell diaper band, 2" high (5cm), circa 1780 See The Caughley Bicentenary Loan Exhibition, 1999, number 44, for a finger bowl of this form, painted with flowers, no comparable piece to the present example being exhibited

Godden (G A), Caughley and Worcester Porcelains, First Edition, 1969, and Godden (G A) Eighteenth Century English Porcelain

Barrett (F A), Caughley and Coalport Porcelain, First Edition, 1951, number 100 of 500 copies, ill, photographic plates

A Caughley asparagus server, printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, within spearhead and cell diaper bands, 3" long (7.6cm) circa 1780-85

A Caughley teabowl and saucer, painted in coloured enamels with the Target pattern, within gilt line borders, circa 1780-85

A Caughley teabowl and saucer, painted in underglaze blue with the Long Bridge and Windmill pattern, in Chinese style, within herringbone bands, circa 1780-85

An early Caughley baluster shaped sparrow beak milk jug, with notched loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the Canonball pattern, the interior with a diaper band, 3 3/8" high (8.5cm), blue painted S mark, circa 1780 (chips to lip)

A Caughley small round bowl, printed in underglaze blue with the Fruit Sprigs pattern, beneath a blue line rim, 4" diameter (10cm), blue C mark twice, circa 1780

A Caughley spirally fluted saucer, painted in coloured enamels with two doves, and inscribed 'L Amite', within blue and gilt flower and leaf bands, circa 1790

A Caughley coffee cup, printed in underglaze blue with the Mother and Child pattern, 2 1/2" high (6.5cm), circa 1780

A Caughley small barrel shaped milk jug, with robins beak lip and loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the pattern, beneath a diaper band, 3" high (7.6cm), circa 1780-85

A Caughley fluted lozenge shaped dish, painted in underglaze blue with the Weir pattern, within a diaper panelled key-fret border, 10 1/2" wide (26.5cm) circa 1785

A Caughley octagonal plate, printed in underglaze blue within a cell diaper band, and a landscape panelled flower and diaper border,, 9" wide (23cm), circa 1785

A rare Caughley miniature lobed round dish, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with looped bands, 2 5/8" diameter (6.8cm), impressed Salopian mark, circa 1790 See The Caughley Bicentenary Loan Exhibition, 1999, number 584, for another of these dishes

Three Caughley fluted teabowls, each decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with flowers and leaves, within blue and gilt dot and flowerhead borders, blue painted S marks, circa 1785

A Liverpool Herculaneum factory porcelain teabowl and saucer, decorated with enamelled floral displays and blue rim, circa 1805; a Caughley teabowl and saucer with wavy rim and underglaze Willow pattern, highlighted in gilt 'St'; and one other Caughley teabowl and saucer.