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Lot 92
A collection of reference books on British Pottery and Porcelain, to include Geoffrey Godden, 'Staffordshire Porcelain', P.D Gordon Hugh 'Staffordshire Portrait Figures', Geoffrey Godden 'Caughley and Worcester Porcelains 1775-1800', Lawrence Branyan, Neal French and John Sandon 'Worcester Blue and White Porcelain 1751-1690', Henry Sandon, 'Royal Worcester Porcelain', Wolf Mankowitz 'Wedgwood', Bernard M. Watney 'Liverpool Porcelain', Michael Berthoud, Compendium of British Cups, John and Margaret Cushion 'A Collector's History of British Porcelain', Adams & Redstone 'Bow Porcelain' and other works (two boxes)Condition:Please see additional images for all the books in this lot
Lot 125
A collection of Coalport teawares, late 19th and early 20th centuries, decorated in blue, white and gilt, comprising a teacup and saucer, painted with spiralled leaves interspersed by trailing polychrome foliage, pattern Y4329 in gilt, saucer 14cm diameter; five various trios, including a quatrefoil cup, saucer and side plate, transfer-printed with a busy array of foliage in the Japanese style, with enamelled dot border to the rims; another, with cobalt and gilt border; another, of fluted form, with border of flowers highlighted in gilt and another, with Aesthetic movement style panels of flowers and latticework, together with others including a quatrefoil coffee cup and saucer, with a Caughley-style print of Apples and Damsons, open crescent mark, a pair of prunus blossom coffee cups and saucers, a blue dragon coffee can and saucer, etc Condition:Pattern Y4329 teacup and saucer - saucer with very fine crazing to the underside.Blue printed Japanese foliage trio - hairline crack around the base of the handle, saucer crackedGilt and blue trio - base of cup crazedFloral gilt and blue trio - Cup crazed throughout with slight yellow discolouration, sideplate crazed.Caughley style cup and saucer - no damagePlain blue and white cup and saucer - Minute nibbles to foot rim of cup, gilding to rims wornThe largest sideplate from the teacup and saucer trio has scratches to the centre from general use.One prunus blossom saucer crazed.No other items damaged and no further signs of crazing.
Lot 55
A Caughley 'Tower' pattern teapot and cover, circa 1788-95, painted in underglaze blue, the spout and handle with moulded detail, unmarked, 12.5cm highFootnote: Whilst this pattern is commonly found on teapot stands, the teapots themselves appear to be rare survivors.Condition:There is a short hairline to the underside lower portion of the spout. There are two firing cracks to the rim of the teapot and one further small chip.
Lot 61
A Caughley 'Dragon in Compartments' dessert plate, circa 1785-90, of lobed form, decorated in overglaze enamels, unmarked, 20.9cm diameterProvenance: Exhibited at the 1999 Caughley Bicentenary, no. 782.Condition:Underside rim chip, approximately 7mm wide. Some gilding wear to rim and main body of plate. A few small section of enamel loss/wear.
Lot 39
A pair of Caughley heart-shaped dessert dishes in the 'Weir' pattern, circa 1785-93, painted in underglaze blue with the landscape in associated border, unmarked, 27cm wideProvenance: Ex. Grice Collection paper labels.Condition:Small nibble to rim at 12 o'clock of one dish. The second with some small glaze faults to the centre of the dish.
Lot 65
A Caughley 'Fisherman' leaf-shaped butter boat, circa 1780-85, Sx mark, 6.5cm long overall, sold together with a John Rose Coalport sauceboat transfer-printed in the Caughley 'Carnation' pattern, circa 1800-10, with ozier moulded border, unmarked, 18.5cm long (filed rim chip, firing crack to spout) (2)
Lot 41
A Caughley 'Dresden Flowers' milk jug, circa 1788-93, of unusual plain form versus the slightly more common reeded examples, painted in underglaze blue and over-glaze in gilt, painted S mark in blue, 6.5cm highProvenance: Ex. Godden Reference Collection paper label.Condition:No damages or repairs. There is some gilding loss to the interior trim and likewise gilding wear to the spout.
Lot 77
A Caughley gilt and white tea service in the 'Queen's Pattern', circa 1785-90, of fluted form, comprising a teapot and cover with teapot stand, a sucrier and cover, a cream jug, a tea canister and cover, a spoon tray, and three trios of teabowl, coffee cup and saucer, tray impressed with 'Salopian' mark and some pieces with painted 'S' mark, teapot 15cm high (18 pcs including covers)Condition:Spoon tray and teapot stand both have wear to the giltThere is a small nibble to the interior rim of the teapot.Slight grey scratch to one saucer and some other minor gilt wear to saucersNo further damages or repairs
Lot 26
A Caughley 'Tower' coffee cup and saucer, circa 1790, painted in underglaze blue with an associated border and gilt-lined rims, unmarked, saucer 12.8cm diameter (2)Provenance: Ex. Willis Collection. With paper label numbered No. 810, 1999 Ironbridge Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition.Condition:A slight hairline to the centre and some crazing to the saucer, alongside a small rim chip at 2 o'clock and a further small chip to the glaze of the central upper tree. Wear to gilding on rim of the saucer. Coffee cup in good condition.
Lot 28
A Caughley 'Tower' coffee can, circa 1790, painted in underglaze blue with an associated interior border, the cup an uncommon shape for this pattern with an angular handle, gilt line border to foot, unmarked, 6cm highCondition:An approximately 2cm long hairline descends from the rim, with a further star-shaped crack to the underside of the base. The original gilt border to the inner rim is almost completely worn away. Further shorter hairlines are just above the upper handle junction and around the lower handle terminus.
Lot 54
A rare Caughley coffee cup painted with the 'Gillyflower 1' pattern, circa 1775-80, with straight 24-reeded body, associated blue line to edge, C with serif mark, 6.6cm highOn 23rd April 2017, a similar coffee cup sold in the Rev. Maurice Wright Collection was sold at Halls for £230. See Ironbridge 1999 Exhibition, no.149.Condition:Noticable firing crack to body
Lot 67
A pair of Caughley toy 'Island' pattern saucers, circa 1785-88, painted in underglaze blue with the pattern featuring two huts on an island before two sailing boats, unmarked, 7.2cm diameter (2)Condition:One saucer has a y-shaped hairline to the reverse centre, the other has a small rim nibble at around 6 o'clock
Lot 42
A Caughley 'Dresden Flowers' teapot and cover, circa 1788-93, of fluted barrel form with ear-shaped handle, painted in underglaze blue and overglaze gilt, painted S mark, 12cm highCondition:Good condition with no damages or repairs. Some very light wear to the gilding at the top of the spout and likewise to the finial on the cover and the edge of the handle.
Lot 30
A pair of Caughley 'Weir' dessert pattern tureen stands, circa 1785-93, painted in underglaze blue with the main pattern contained within a panelled trellis and Greek key border, unmarked, 23.1cm and 23.6cm wide (2)Provenance: One dish with label for ex. Billie Pain Collection, the other with Caughley Bicentenary 1972 label.Condition:Both dishes are in a good condition with no damages or repairs. The ex Bicentenary dish has a small firing crack to the photo, please see additional photo
Lot 51
A rare Caughley 'Thorny Rose' bell-shaped mug, circa 1776-1780, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, the unglazed base marked 'S', 11.5cm highCondition:There is a shallow chip to the underside of the foot rim and some glaze imperfections around the upper rim, but otherwise good with no damages or repairs.
Lot 31
A Caughley dessert dish in the 'Weir' pattern, circa 1785-93, of melon form with a cusped rim, painted in underglaze blue with the main pattern contained within a panelled trellis and Greek key border, unmarked, 27cm wideCondition:Good condition with no damages or repairs. There is one small manufacturing flaw to the underside and some surface scratches to the front of the dish, please see additional images
Lot 16
A small group of Worcester in the 'Scarlet Gold and Japan' pattern, circa 1770-80, comprising an ogee chocolate or breakfast cup, 7.2cm high; a slop or waste bowl, 12.5cm high and a milk jug, 8cm high (3)Although catalogued as Worcester, it is worth considering a Caughley 'Rose Festoons' teapot in the Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, no. 518, which shares the same rare handle shape as the jug. The paste is also somewhat creamier than expected on Worcester. However, the cup has an atypical glassy glaze and spitting on the foot rim, which suggests possible re-decoration, perhaps at Chamberlain's. Condition:The breakfast/chocolate cup has a hairline descending from the. The gilt to all three pieces on the rims is generally worn.
Lot 48
A rare Caughley 'Thorny Rose' mug, circa 1775-79, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, with four unusual underglaze blue butterfly marks and an S mark to the base, 12cm high and 8cm diameter.Provenance: Exhibited at 1999 Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, no. 30.Condition:Good condition with no cracks, chips, damages or repairs.
Lot 56
A Caughley polychrome tea bowl and saucer decorated in the 'Scarlet and Gold Japan' pattern, circa 1785-90, with three bands of scarlet and no white mons as traditionally seen on Worcester, unmarked, saucer 12.5cm diameterProvenance: Exhibited at Caughley Polychrome Exhibition, 2005, no. 52.Condition:The tea bowl has some rogue black marks to the interior, alongside a few scratches to the exterior rim and some light wear to the interior. The saucer has two rofessionally restored rim chips, but is otherwise good.
Lot 70
A Caughley 'Birds in Branches' sparrow beak cream jug, circa 1780-85, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, C with serif mark, 9cm highCondition:There are three small nibbles to the underside of the foot. There is a small manufacturing flaw to the spout, please see images. No other damages or any restoration
Lot 37
A rare Caughley 'Weir' pattern small dessert tureen stand or dish, circa 1785-93, of small melon form with a lobed and cusped rim, painted in underglaze blue, the centre with a recess, unmarked, 18.7cm wideProvenance: Ex. Godden Reference Collection paper label. Although this pattern is not uncommon, this size and recessed shape is rare.
Lot 76
A Caughley 'Fence' sucrier and cover, circa 1785, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, the cover with floral finial, C with serif mark, 12.5cm highCondition:A couple of small nibbles to the underside rim of the cover and a few fleabites to the finial. There are also some firing cracks to the leaves on the cover. Otherwise good.
Lot 24
An uncommon Caughley 'Blue and Gold Star and Fly' tea bowl and saucer, circa 1790, or reeded form, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt, with associated blue and gilt border, painted underglaze 'S' mark in blue, saucer 14cm diameter (2)Condition:One small chip is on the rim of the saucer, seemingly a manufacturing flaw with a partial gilt cover. The remainder of the gilt remains in good order, beyond a couple of negligible flakes to the gilt of the tea bowl's rim. There are some light scratches and signs of use to the saucer and interior of the tea bowl.
Lot 144
A group of John Rose Coalport, circa 1800-1810, decorated with the Caughley 'Tower' pattern, comprising a rare segmented fan-shape dish, painted in underglaze blue, and a tea bowl and saucer, transfer-printed, dish 28.7cm wide, unmarked (3)Provenance: The tea bowl and saucer are Ex Edmundson Collection.Condition:Some small hairlines to the saucer and slight hairline to underside of tea bowl. Tiny nibble to left corner of fan-shaped dish.
Lot 45
A very rare Caughley 'Contemplation' pattern fan-shaped quadrant dish, circa 1796-1799, painted in a lighter underglaze blue with a three-storey pagoda beside a plant and two figures to the left within associated hatched and ribbon border, the unglazed base unmarked, 30cm wideCondition:Some slight crazing evident to the glaze and minor glaze wear and discolouration around the edges and corners
Lot 60
A Caughley 'Scarlet and Gold Japan' dessert plate, circa 1785-90, painted in overglaze enamels and gilt, unmarked, 21.2cm diameterFootnote: See Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition 1999, no. 787 for similar.Condition:There is a y-shaped hairline crack visible to the central underside and another shorter hairline near the rim, some rubbing to the gilding on the rim and further wear to the red panels. There is a small foot rim chip and two further small nibbles. Still rings when tapped.
Lot 126
An assembled collection of Coalport tea and coffee wares, principally blue and white with some gilt, late 19th and early 20th centuries, including a small teapot and cover, similar to Japanese Grove, 11.5cm high; a small fluted teacup and saucer, with blue leaves and gilt borders; a 'Coomassie' coffee can and saucer; a miniature 'Japanese Grove' cabinet cup and saucer; with matching quatrefoil cup and saucer and larger coffee can and saucer, with two further cabinet cups and saucers including one with a bow, and four further cups with saucers and one sideplate; sold together with a Caughley 'Fisherman' tea bowl (group) Condition:Teapot spout restored Fluted blue and gilt teacup and saucer - Both pieces with glaze crazing Coomassie saucer crazed Japanese Grove plain cabinet cup and saucer - both items crazed No other damages or repairs noted. Japanese Grove quatrefoil cup and saucer - glaze crazing to saucer Matching coffee can and saucer - both pieces with some crazing, some wear to gilding on coffee cup rim Grosvenor cup and saucer crazed
Lot 52
A Caughley 'Three Flowers 2' coffee pot with a matched Worcester cover, circa 1780-90, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, the cover with floral final and moulded flowers, printed C with serif mark, 18.5cm high (cover/finial restored)Condition:The floral finial has been broken off and restored. There is a small chip to the cover. The main coffee pot is in good condition with no damages or repairs.
Lot 27
A Caughley spiral reeded and 'shanked' tea bowl and saucer, painted in underglaze blue the Tower pattern, circa 1790-96, unmarked, tea bowl 9cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameterSee Caughley 1999 Ironbridge Bicentenary Exhibition, no.396, for a similar example sold at these rooms in 2017. This is an unusual form in underglaze blue, more commonly found in polychrome, though printed Striped Temple examples are also known.Condition:Tea bowl—There is some slight nibbling around the foot rim. There is a minute dark brown glaze spot on the rim and some surface wear to the vertical edges of some of the spiral reeds. Otherwise, the condition is good, with no damages or repairs.Ssaucer - Some minor light wear to the spirals, otherwise good. No damages or repairs.
Lot 73
A large Caughley 'Parrot Pecking Fruit' cylindrical tankard, circa 1779-89, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the main pattern below a cell diaper border, C with serif mark, 13.8cm high and 9.6cm diameterCondition:Small firing flaw with associated loss of glaze to upper rim, otherwise good.
Lot 29
A Caughley heart-shaped dessert dish in the 'Weir' pattern, circa 1785-93, painted in underglaze blue with the main pattern contained within a panelled trellis and Greek key border, unmarked, 27.2cm wideCondition:Good condition with no cracks, chips, damages or any restoration. There is a minute fleabite to the rim at around 10 o'clock.
Lot 58
A pair of Caughley 'Dragons in Compartment' square dessert dishes, painted in over-glaze enamels and gilt, of canted form, unmarked, 19.5cm wide (2)For similar, see Caughley Polychrome Exhibition 2005, no. 50, for a dish in the Shrewsbury Museums Service with an impressed Salopian mark.Condition:Both dishes have some pattern and gilt wear and one has a noticeable scratch through the central flower and one panel, however there are no cracks or chips. A small firing imperfection to one dish has also been over-gilded.
Lot 18
A group of Worcester 'Fence' pattern, 18th century, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a tea canister, lacking cover, crescent mark, 11.5cm high; two saucers, 11cm diameter; together with a Caughley small slop or waste bowl in the same pattern, C with serif mark, 11.8cm diameter (4)Condition:Some glaze pitting and faults to the tea canisterOne saucer with a tiny rim nibble, the other with two foot rim chips
Lot 33
A rare Caughley 'Weir' pattern radish dish, circa 1785-95, of punt form, painted in underglaze blue with the Weir pattern, within a Greek key and cell diaper border, numbered '8' near the foot rim, otherwise unmarked, 31cm wideProvenance: Paper labels for the Godden Reference and Watney Collections.Condition:Nibbles to three corners and a couple of further subsidiary nibbles to a couple of edges.
Lot 34
A rare Caughley 'Weir' pattern radish dish, circa 1785-95, of punt shape, painted in underglaze blue with the Weir pattern, within a Greek key and cell diaper border, unmarked, 31cm wideProvenance: Caughley 1972 Bicentenary paper label.Condition:Small chip to upper right hand corner, some further smaller nibbles to the left-hand edge and corner.
Lot 603
A selection of early English blue and white printed wares, to include a Caughley mask jug, circa 1775, 14.5cm high, an 18th century pearl tankard and cover, 20cm high, a set of six pearlware saucers, 14cm diameter, a large transfer printed mug, 19th century, 14cm high, four assorted 19th century blue and white meat plates, and a silver lustre documentary jug, 12cm high etc (16) (at fault) PROVENANCE: Gwysaney Hall
Lot 269
A Worcester Cormorant tapering oval canister, decorated in underglaze blue, cell border, 10cm high, workman's mark, c.1770; a Worcester Fruit and Wreath pattern ovoid tea canister, transfer printed in underglaze blue, 12.5cm high, hatched crescent mark, c.1770; a Caughley shaped circular plate, painted décor au Ronda within a spiral fluted and basket-weave border, 20cm diam, c.1788-93 (3)
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