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Click here to subscribeA collection of six Chinese Export Tankards, Qing dynasty, late 18th early 19th century variously decorated in underglaze blue with coloured enamels and in the famille rose palette. 13 cm high for the biggest one. Condition Report: All of them with firing fault , one with an old restoration to a broken handle , some chips , traces of abrasion of the glaze , some faded gilding and an hairline on one from the rim to the base of the '' Mandarins'' Tankard.
A George II silver tankard, with domed, hinged cover, scalloped thumbpiece and scroll handle, and girdled tapering body, by Humphrey Payne, London 1734, engraved crest to the lid and body, and inscription to the underside 'Presented to the Right Hon Stanley Baldwin PC, DCL, LLD, MP Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, with the Honorary Freedom of the Borough of Harrogate, 20th July 1928', 18cm high, 23.5oz.This lot is from the estate of Edward Alfred Alexander Baldwin (1938 - 2021). Edward was the grandson of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, and the fourth Earl Baldwin of Bewdley. Stanley Baldwin was from an extraordinary family: Rudyard Kipling was his first cousin, Edward Burne-Jones and Edward Poynter were both uncles, his mother Louisa was a novelist, and her siblings included the famous Macdonald sisters. Edward Baldwin was committed to rehabilitating his grandfather's reputation and, being an only child, spent much of his life as sole custodian of these family objects.Solder to underside of base. Good overall, with some small dents and knocks to the foot rim, and further minor knocks and scratches throughout. Crest to lid. Marks are fairly clear to side, inside of lid, and further maker's mark to the edge of the handle.
An early 20th century painted tin trunk with pre 1923 Railway luggage labels affixed with contents comprising of a windup Smiths 8 day brown bakelite wall clock, binoculars in case, empty camera and binocular cases, 1930's writing folder, boxed Pantograph, leather tankard with badge, horse brass, red football cap with white tassel, small field glasses, 1930's "Mivoice" home recording discs x 4 with instructions, two framed black & white prints, metal badges, etc
A BOX OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL ITEMS, to include a pair of tapered stem posy vases with baluster tops and wavy rims, round weighted base hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster Ltd' Birmingham, a single tapered posy vase flower shape, round weighted base hallmarked possibly 'Charles Horner' rubbed, Birmingham 1906, a tapered posy vase with embossed floral detail, round weighted base hallmarked 'Henry Matthews' Birmingham 1904, together with two EPNS cigarette cases, EPNS milk jugs, a silver plated tankard, tablespoons and teaspoons, water jug, two EPNS coasters, etc
A BOX OF SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include a miniature brass miners lamp, brass dwarf candlesticks, Early 19th Century James Yates pewter tankard, 1/2 and 1/4 gill pewter measures, cast iron reproduction money box, cast iron table top nutcracker, vintage Rolls razor in aluminium tin, Proebster drawing instruments, set of brass weights in a Bakelite box, Longridge bevel mount cutter etc
A COLLECTION OF CROWN DEVONWARE, comprising a pair of 'Fielding Lustrine' vases decorated with butterflies, a beaker picturing 'The Marquis of Stafford, August 29th 1909', a small cup and saucer picturing Warwick castle, a floral display dish 24cm x 19.5cm, a small toast rack (Welsh souvenir), a commemorative tankard 1911 height 9.5cm, a wall plate depicting a ship on black ground with gold rim (9) (Condition report: the wall plate has a large repaired crack, the four older pieces have crazing, gold decoration on vases is slightly worn)
CYPRIOT MIDDLE BRONZE AGE POTTERY JUG OR TANKARDMiddle Bronze Age, Ca. 1900-1650 BCA handsome red burnished pottery tankard or jug with a bulbous lower body, and tapering cylindrical upper body/neck that terminates in a thick, overhung rim. A pierced lug handle seated between the body and the neck. A strap handle that rises above the rim is attached at the mouth and lower body. The body and neck is decorated with the four-pronged instrument design. Item comes with a professional historical report from Ancient Report Specialists. For similar see decoration see: Desmond Morris, Art of Ancient Cyprus, p. 55, pl.60. For similar shape: p. 53, pl.55b. For similar see: Bonhams, lot 316, April 29, 2009.Size: L:235mm / W:165mm ; 825gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; formely in High Wycombe Estate collection; formerly acquired on the UK Art market.
Four mid 19th century Mason's Ironstone plates decorated in the Chinese Antiquities pattern, the central circular panel decorated with footed vase with stylised motifs within a floral border, with gilt detail, pattern no. 1438, largest D26cm, together with Royal Worcester plate with floral decoration within green borders, blue and white tankard with pewter lid and teapot, teapot
ZWÖLFTEILIGES KONVOLUT ZINN, bestehend aus einem Humpen mit Klappdeckel, einer Wasserkanne und zehn Bechern mit Schriftzug G. Daimler und Carl Benz. HxD Becher: 11,5/8 cm. meist Originalverpackt.| TWELVE-PIECE MIXED LOT OF TIN, consisting of a tankard with a hinged lid, a water jug and ten mugs with the lettering G. Daimler and Carl Benz. HxD cup: 11.5/8 cm. mostly in the original packaging.
A tray of assorted silver items, including: a cased set of six demitasse spoons with coffee bean terminals, vesta case, various napkin rings, bangle, together with a box of silver plated items including teawares, pepperettes, multi-tool pocket knife, pewter tankard and an assortment of flatware etc (one shelf and one box)
An early 19th century Sunderland lustre tankard printed with the Mariners Arms, together with a collection of other 18th century and later ceramics, New Hall cream jug and waste bowl, Spode teacup and saucer, Helena Wolfsohn potpourri jar and a chocolate cup, Derby campana vase and a pearlware figure of a boy collecting eggs (one tray)
9ct gold charm bracelet. The charm bracelet having twenty one charms with a 9ct heart-form clasp, including a 1905 half sovereign, other charms are tankard, motor-car, fireman's helmet, lantern, shoe, Eiffel Tower, stirrup, lamp, horse-shoe, whale, seal, duck, tortoise, amongst others, 83.4 gms.
Wemyss pottery tankard painted with yellow Iris, probably painted by Karel Nekola, impressed mark 'WEMYSS' and Goode & Co backstamp, 5.5" high (small rim hairline); together with a frog mug, early Chinese export blue and white dish, TG Green 'Cornish Ware' flour and sugar casters, Continental pieces including Limoges, Italian plate by 'Ginori', Leedsware Creamware cup etc.
A 17th century German silver parcel gilt tankard, Augsburg, maker's mark MB conjoined, possibly Melchior Bayr or Mathias Bregel, c.1635, marked on rim of lid and underside of base, the globular body chased with floral motifs and raised on a circular foot, the scroll handle to hinged lid designed with knopped finial and a bifurcated thumbpiece, 9.4cm high (inc. thumbpiece) approx. weight 7.7ozcf: for a similar example see Christie's Important Silver, 14th June 2005, lot 34. Please refer to department for condition reportSee pg. 35 Rosenberg
A Hungarian 17th century silver tankard. Tapering cylindrical with reeded skirt foot; the body with repousée and chased decoration to upper and lower sections depicting, winged putti and mythical birds within scrolling foliage. The centre with three circular cartouches depicting a winged putto and male and female warrior figures. Central engraved inscription reading 'Toldalagy. Mihaly Mihalcz Ersebet Ano. 1623'. the scrolling handle with caryatid above scrolling terminal to base. Lacking thumbpiece. The slightly domed, stepped, hinged cover with later cast foliate finial. The base with applied coin; maker's mark AF and scratch number. Traces of other marks - rubbed.29.5cm high. 27.9 oztNote a near identical tankard (with differing finial) is illustrated as one in a series of stamps. This tankard is recorded as a silver tankard by Milhaly ToldalaghyThe collection is known as Hungarian Goldsmiths' Art circa 1970 At some point, the tankard has been dropped on its cover which caused the loss of the finial and the thumb piece. The current finial is a replacement. There is a split to the cover and it is overall misshapen not closing flush. There is a dent to the bottom of the body at the front.
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