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A Caughley leaf shaped pickle dish, underglazed blue, Fisherman pattern, circa 1780, length 11.2 cm, a small Worcester leaf shaped pickle dish, length 8.2 cm, a Chelsea Derby slop bowl, and two Worcester fluted cups and saucers.

Copeland china coffee can and saucer decorated with exotic birds, retailed by T Goode & Co, a Caughley reproduction mask head jug, a modern Wedgwood dish, four continental porcelain figures of Napoleonic soldiers and one other item (8)

18th century blue and white sparrowbeak jug, probably Caughley, decorated with fruit sprigs pattern, 9cm high (small chips and crack to body)

18th century blue and white tea bowl, probably Caughley decorated with the fruit sprigs pattern, underglaze crescent mark to base, 7.5cm diameter and a saucer in the same pattern (small chips and scratches) (2)

Three pieces of 18th century tea ware, each with moulded and underglaze blue decoration in the 'Chrysanthemum' pattern, comprising a teacup and saucer, both probably Worcester, and a tea bowl, possibly Caughley, all with underglaze crescent/C marks to bases (3)

A collection of Caughley tea wares, plain and spiral moulded, with gilt details

An 18th century Caughley Salopian teabowl and saucer - Saucer width 14cmCondition report: Some minor surface marks otherwise good

19th century English porcelain dessert service with polychrome floral decoration, comprising two low comports and six plates; also Victorian plate with landscape panel, two Minton plates with gilt rims, Coalport reproduction Caughley mask-head jug and a Coalport twin handled dish. (13)

Caughley dish circa 1790, painted with Weir pattern, also a Pleasure Boat asparagus server, late a Caughley Tower pattern tea bowl and saucer and a Derby asparagus server, (5) the dish measures 27cm wide Condition report: The teabowl has a small foot chip, the Derby asparagus server has a chip to the blue line enamel. No other piece has any damages and there is no restoration to any piece.

Caughley; a pair of late 18th century egg drainers, blue and white fisherman pattern with moulded leaf-shaped handles, height 3.25cm (one af) (2). CONDITION REPORT One example has a 4.5cm crack which ends at a 3cm chip/piece missing.

Caughley; a blue and white cream boat decorated with fruits and flowers and blue-edged rim, blue marks to the base, height 7cm. CONDITION REPORT Very nicely presented, no visible signs of damage.

Caughley; a late 18th century spittoon decorated in blue and white with Oriental scenes and floral decoration, height 11cm. CONDITION REPORT Some restoration. Wear commensurate with age, no visible signs of damage.

Caughley; a pair of late 18th century kidney-shaped bowls decorated in the Oriental style within a blue and white border, length 28cm (2). CONDITION REPORT One example has an approx .2cm piece missing from underside - foot rim, of no detriment to overall appearance.

Caughley; a 19th century rectangular octagonal blue and white printed plate, possibly 'Nanking' pattern, length 43cm. CONDITION REPORT Small chip to one front corner, four or five tiny flea bites throughout, overall nicely presented.

A massive Caughley blue and white charger or meat dish c.1775-85, printed with the Nanking pattern of figures in an extensive pagoda landscape, the cavetto with a cell diaper band, the rim with a Fitzhugh border, printed S mark, 57cm. Although one of Caughley's more common patterns, this dish is of an exceptional size for porcelain of this time.

Two English porcelain blue and white wine tasters c.1770-80, one Derby and moulded with a central flowerhead, the other Worcester and printed with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, a Caughley strainer in the same pattern, all with shell handles, and a Bow pickle leaf dish painted with a grapevine design, restoration to the latter, 9.5cm max. (4)

An English porcelain blue and white milk jug c.1770-80, of fluted form, possibly Caughley, painted with an unusual and possibly unrecorded version of the Gillyflower pattern, 8cm.

A 19th century Worcester (or Caughley) blue and white sauce boat in the Porter Landscape pattern, having a gadrooned handle over a rope molded oval foot, blue hollow crescent mark to base, (18.5cm x 9cm). Condition Report: Appears in good overall condition.No signs of restoration.Pitting to the underside of the foot rim.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY LOW CHELSEA EWER, one with the Fence pattern and two with Fisherman pattern, both cracked. 4.5ins wide.

A group of English porcelain to include a Liverpool coffee can, Bow coffee can and a Liverpool saucer; a group of Worcester porcelain to include a mandarin pattern teapot and cover, polychrome saucer, 'Tea Party' pattern saucer, two blue and white saucers, cup painted with flowers in pink camaieu, a 'Fisherman' pattern tea bowl; a group of Caughley ware to include a blue and white strainer, shell shaped dish, cup and saucer and a tea bowl (17)

A group of Chantilly sprig decorated porcelain to include a Derby lozenge shaped dish, two tureen stands, kidney shaped dish and slop bowl; an Oude Loosdreet sauceboat, three Paris plates, a Caughley plate and six English porclain cups and saucers

An 18th century Caughley Salopian blue and white porcelain milk jug, with mask spout, moulded leaf body and scroll handle, decorated with fisherman pattern, underglaze blue mark to base, 15cm high

A CAUGHLEY SPOON TRAY, C1782-94 transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Temple pattern, 15.5cm l, dealer's label Provenance: Bill DickEnson, Ironbridge. ++In good condition with some wear to the gilding

A CAUGHLEY SPOON TRAY, C1782-94 transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Temple pattern, 16.5cm w, painted o ++In fine condition with light wear to the gilding

Ceramics including Caughley jug, two Derby Mansion House dwarfs, a pair of small Staffordshire dogs, a Meissen dish with gilt metal basket mount, and two lights

A 18TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE CAUGHLEY TEA POT (unmarked), 15cm high

A selection of books on pottery and ceramics comprising; Howard Davis - 'Chinoiserie, Polychrome Decoration on Staffordshire Porcelain 1790-1850, ' T. A. Lockett - 'Davenport Pottery and Porcelain 1794-1887,' Harold G. Clarke, C.B.E. - 'The Pictorial Pot Lid Book,' Deborah S. Skinner & Velma Young - 'Miles Mason Porcelain, A Guide to Patterns and Shapes,' Robin Blackwood & Cherryl Head - 'Old Crown Derby China Works, The King Street Factory 1849-1935,' Ian Harvey - 'Rathbone China Manufacturers, Tunstall, Staffordshire 1808 to 1843, A history and illustrated record of the china,' Franklin A. Barrett - 'Caughley and Coalport Porcelain,' Robert Cluett with Foreword by Geoffrey Godden - 'George Jones Ceramics 1861-1951,' Geoffrey A.Godden F.R.S.A. 'New Hall Porcelains,' Paul Atterbury and Maureen Batkin - 'The Dictionary of Minton, Jean Jones - Minton, The First Two Hundred Years of Design & Production.' Generally in good condition.

A Caughley Salopian late 18thC porcelain fluted trio, decorated in blue and white with a chinoiserie pattern, gilt heightened, W Smith cup and saucer transfer decorated in blue and white with girls in a garden, and a Newhall blue and white tea cup and saucer with chinoiserie decoration.

A Caughley lozenge shaped dish painted with underglaze blue 'Chantilly Sprigs', blue 'S' to base, c. 1790, 27.5 cm long to/w a Caughley blue and white transfer bowl in the cormorant pattern, 10 cm diam., a Worcester small cup painted with the fence pattern, underglaze blue 'W' to base and a Worcester coffee can and saucer painted in blue with the 'Royal Lily' pattern, open crescent mark to bases, c. 1790

Coalport Caughley mask jug, Victorian lustre teapot and jugs, floral coffee set, Falcon ware basket, etc

18th century Worcester blue and white tea bowl decorated in the 'Fence' pattern, underglaze crescent mark to base, a Caughley jar decorated in the 'Fisherman' pattern (lacking cover) and three other items

A late 18th/early 19th century blue and white tea bowl decorated in the chinoiserie manner, Caughley, together with two similar tea bowls (3) CONDITION REPORT: Oxidisation, nibbles and rubbing

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer, transfer printed in underglaze blue, gilded bands, c. 1790; a similar saucer; a Coalport House Boat pattern bell-shaped coffee cup, printed in the Willow pattern-style, gilded rim, c.1800; etc (5)

Caughley coffee cup of reeded form with gilt & blue band decoration & gilt & blue floral & foliate sprays, Salopian mark, c.1780's, 7cm high; also a small bowl of similar design, probably Worcester. (2).

Caughley plate of lobed circular form with blue & gilt rim, blue line decoration & foliate gilt trailing leaf pattern, blue crescent mark, c.1780, 20cm diam. Condition Report. Slight rubbing to gilt, glaze impurities but generally good.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, decorated in the "Fisherman and Cormorant" pattern with gilt edges, saucer 13cm diameter, together with a small late 18th century leaf form PICKLE DISH, either by Worcester or Caughley, 9cm

A Caughley side plate, 21cm diameter; together with another Caughley saucer dish, 19cm diameter.

A Caughley Porcelain Sparrow Beak Jug, of baluster form, decorated in blue with the 'Flowers and Butterflies' pattern, crescent mark, 11cms high.

An 18th century tea and coffee service attributed to Caughley, the white ground decorated with blue and gilt bands, sheaves and swags, numbered 248

COALPORT CAUGHLEY MASK HEAD JUG12 cm. high; 11 cm. wide; 9 cm. deep

AN 18TH CENTURY RARE CAUGHLEY FRUIT AND WREATH SPARROW BEAK JUG, C mark, a Caughley Fence pattern sparrow beak jug, S mark, and a Worcester Mother and Child sparrow beak jug, Crescent mark, tallest 4ins.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY LOW CHELSEA EWER, one with the Fence pattern and two with Fisherman pattern, both cracked. 4.5ins wide.

AN 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY TEA WARES IN THE PAGODA PATTERN, comprising two tea bowls, two saucers, a coffee cup, and a small bowl.

TWO 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY TEMPLE PATTERN TEA BOWLS, two saucers and a coffee cup; along with a rare Caughley Royal Lily tea bowl.

Three Caughley teapots, two of globular shape, transfer printed in under glaze blue with Chinoiserie patterns within formal hatched floral decorated borders with gilt line detail, another royal lily pattern teapot, the three teapots all painted S in under glaze blue, the bases with label: The Phillip Miller Collection, 14cm high and smaller; together with a royal lily pattern cup (4) (faults)

Two 18th century Caughley "Fisherman" blue and white pattern asparagus servers, a further example, a Worcester "The Fisherman and Cormorant" pattern bowl, and a courtship and matrimony plate (5). CONDITION REPORT: There is gilt wear to rim of the plate. A firing crack and discolouration to one of the asparagus severs and fritting on top edges to the larger server.

A quantity of 19th century tea cups and saucers, coffee cans, tea bowl and a jug, to include Spode, Chamberlain, Caughley, Adams and Hilditch. CONDITION REPORT: Due to quantity of items in this lot and limit of photos that can be provided, we would advise to visit the saleroom to view this lot. We won't be able to ship . Please arrange your own collection or Mailbox.

CAUGHLEY ETC. A late 18th century Caughley small bowl in the Three Flowers pattern, diameter 10cm. Also a Worcester plate decorated with moths & flowers, with 'C' back stamp, a Victorian Coalport jug etc.

CAUGHLEY & COALPORT. A late 18th century Caughley, Fitzhugh pattern tea cup & saucer. Both with blue 'S' mark & an early 19th century John Rose, Coalport trio in the Banana Tree pattern.

CAUGHLEY. A late 18th century Caughley Fisherman pattern mask jug. Height 14cm.

CAUGHLEY. A late 18th century Caughley scallop shaped pickle dish, in the Fisherman pattern. 16 x 14cm.

CAUGHLEY. A late 18th century Caughley asparagus server, in the Fisherman pattern. 7.5 x 8cm.

CAUGHLEY.A late 18th century Caughley, Fisherman pattern leaf shape pickle dish & a Caughley jug, in the Fence & House pattern. Jug 9cm.

CAUGHLEY. A late 18th century Caughley egg drainer, in the Fisherman pattern. Diameter 8cm.

CAUGHLEY.A late 19th century Caughley Pagoda pattern teapot (ex-Bill Dickenson, Iron Bridge) & a matching tea cup, the cup with 'S' mark.

CAUGHLEY. A late 19th century Caughley moulded plate, in the Chantilly pattern. Blue S mark. Diameter 21cm.

CAUGHLEY.A late 18th century Caughley custard cup & cover in the Cottage pattern & a matching un-lidded custard cup. Both with underglaze blue 'S' mark.

AN 18TH CENTURY POTENTIALLY CAUGHLEY CABBAGE LEAF JUG decorated with blue flowers and face mask spout 15cm high

A late 18th century Caughley porcelain bowl, together with a very similar Worcester dish, the Monteith shaped dishes, moulded with scallop shells inside and painted in underglazed cobalt blue with damsons, pears and flowers inside, with vegetables and insects to the outside, each with underglazed blue painted factory marks to bases, 25cm diameter. (2)

A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FROG MUG 13CM H, A DOULTON WARE NELSON COMMEMORATIVE VASE, CIRCA 1905 (CRACKED), 19TH CENTURY GAUDY WELCH WARE, VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS CASTER WITH PLATED COVER, AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ALE GLASS, A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE TEA BOWL (CRACKED), ETC