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A George V silver tankard by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 8 cm H, 1918, slight dent; a silver napkin ring, together 163g and a white metal coaster on a wooden base, unmarked, 5 cm H x 12.5 cm diameter

Group of metalware to include an Art Deco design coffee pot, Nordic pewter tankard, cutlery etC, together with a moulding plane by J. Varley, Bewley, Leeds in one box

A Victorian silver tankard of cylindrical form on a spreading foot, London, 1886, Charles Stuart Harris, 13cm high, approximately 295 grams

A George V silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, Sheffield, 1920, James Dixon & son, 12.5 cm high approximately 390 grams

A Victorian silver tankard, of tapering cylindrical form with a gilt interior, London, 1872, Daniel & Charles Houle, 10.5cm high, approximately 295 grams

Kings Pattern flatware; a pair of grape shears; Victorian sifter spoon; mugs and a tankard

A 19th century silver plated twin handled loving cup, marked Oldham Maker Nottingham; barrel tankard; copper dram measures, sizes 4/7/11D ; brass powder shot measuring jug; pair of pewter candle wick trimer/scissors etc

A pewter tankard, Parker 14k nib pen (a/f) and 2 other pens plus 3 wallets

A GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED ONE-PINT TANKARD, engraved crest and scroll handle, maker: Ben Cartwright, London 1745, approx 11 oz's. £350-£500

A hallmarked silver tankard and a silver mustard, heights 5cm & 7.5cm silver weight 6.2ozt.

VARIOUS ITEMS TO INCLUDE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER, LAMP, BRIEFCASE, TANKARD ETC

A ROYAL DOULTON BICENTENARY TANKARD OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR CELEBRATING THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITION 0466 OUT OF ONE THOUSAND

A QUANTITY OF COPPER ITEMS TO INCLUDE TWO SKILLETS, JELLY MOULD, MEASURING SCOOP, TANKARD, ETC

TWO BANKERS STYLE LAMPS, TWO CARRIAGE CLOCKS, COPPER JUG AND SMALL PANS, BRASS TANKARD, ETC

A 17thC style pewter tankard, with glass base, thumb mould shell S scroll handle, etched greyhound and initialled body, pressed and star cut base, unmarked, 20cm high.

Various 19thC pewter to include lidded tankard with domed top, partially initialled, 17cm high, mugs, a pair of candlesticks, etc. (a quantity)

A large cut & etched glass tankard; a set of 6 slice cut Champagne/cocktail glasses; a selection of other individual wine glasses etc.

Elizabeth II christening tankard of circular baluster form to a circular foot, angular handle, initialled 'J.J.S.', 9.5cm tall, Sheffield 1962 by Cooper Bros & Sons, 91gms g/w

Mixed Lot: a silver plated pint tankard, a pair of vintage cased binoculars, plated campana shaped vase together with various watches

George V Celtic designed half pint tankard with stylised handle and raised body band, lightly gadrooned circular foot, 8.5cm tall, Birmingham 1933 by Walker & Hall, 163gms

Small christening tankard of plain tapering cylindrical form, hollow looped handle, presentation inscription dated 1928, 8cm tall, Birmingham 1927 by Marson & Jones, 81gms

Heavy George V Arts & Crafts tankard of spot hammered baluster form to a circular foot with solid looped handle, bearing a large monogram, 9cm tall, Chester 1911 by Hugh Wallis (1871-1943), 9.5cm tall, 178gms g/w.One larger and a few minor dents to body, the foot mis-shapen

Silver 'tankard' mustard pot, Birmingham 1915, and cream jug, Birmingham 1931 (2).

A VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTER TANKARD, S scroll handle with leaf shaped thumb rest, foliate engraved body and bears presentation inscription 'GIVEN TO Mr G.B. Essex for the best TWO ACRES OF ROOTS GROWN WITH Mr. Gorden's Manure 1861', worn gilt interior, stepped circular foot, makers George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, London 1861, 7.77ozt, 241.5 grams, height 12cm, together with an Edwardian silver christening mug, C scroll handle, central girdle to body, short pedestal, circular foot, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908, 2.46ozt, 76.6 grams (2) (Condition report: tankard has a slightly uneven foot, wear to the gilding, the christening mug also has an uneven foot and misshapen top rim)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER TANKARD OF BALUSTER FORM, with scrolled handle, raised on a circular domed foot, engraved 'Girling', approximate dimensions height 141mm x width 99mm, maker 'A L Davenport Ltd' Birmingham 1953, approximate gross weight 11.70ozt, 363.8 grams (Condition report: general moderate wear, dent to the rear base, some light scratches, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish)

A tray of assorted glass ware to include 20th century liqueur decanter with glasses depicting hunting scenes, 1970's brown glass vase, tankard, bird ornament, hand bell

A Pierced Pewter and Glass Tankard, Made in Hong Kong, Winging, Decorated with Dragons, 14cm high

An early Winchcombe Pottery tankard inscribed 'Vim Promovet Insitam', impressed seal, 12.5cm high (hairlined and chipped) Plus a Svend Bayer Wenford Bridge Pottery coffee jug, missing lid, incised detail. Impressed marks. 15cm high (2)

MARIANNE DE TREY (1913 - 2016): Two studio pottery domestic range tankards with leaf seal. Tallest 13cm and a Aldermaston tankard, 10cm high

Four large domestic studio pottery wares including Deborah Baynes tankard, plus lidded dishes etc. Largest 13cm tall

A Staffordshire cream tankard by John Turner decorated in relief with a hunting scene, two brown glazed reeded bands to body, impressed on base Turner, silver rim, marked with monarchs head and makers mark I.T., date and town illegible, 10 cms.

Silver tankard, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1966, engraved monogram, 13.5cm, 13.5oz.Condition report:Please see further images uploaded to our website.The gauge of the tankard is quite good with no splits, dents, holes, the engraving is quite deep.

A very large Victorian salt-glazed silver-mounted Tavern jug, hallmarked London 1870, 38cm; another Victorian silver-mounted salt-glazed tavern jug, 18.5cm, and a tankard 14cm.Condition report:The large jug has a tiny firing crack to the base of the handle, where it joins. There are a couple of tiny chips to the edge of foliage to one tree design, otherwise no back cracks. Please see the added photos online.

A Chinese white metal box and cover of cylinder-shape decorated goldfish and branches, 7cm diameter, a Victorian pewter quart tankard engraved 'Thos Horsfall, White Swan Hotel' and an oval trinket box CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Four glass decanters including one of golfing interest together with a tankard.

An early Dutch gilt framed painting on board of a man with a tankard and clay pipe. 44 x 39cm

A Chinese pewter tankard with dragon decoration

Small silver tankard full hallmarks for Sheffield Total weight 46g

VINTAGE PEWTER TANKARD AND JUG

PEWTER TANKARD, NUTCRACKERS, VARIOUS SILVER PLATED ITEMS ETC

MODERN WOLF TANKARD

ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE TANKARD BY HANNAH BARLOW, incised with five cats in various poses, the cylindrical tankard with loop handle and silver rim, London 1921, impressed and incised marks to base including monogram 'HBB' and numbers 224 and 412Dimensions: 15.5cms highProvenance:deceased estate Carmarthenshire, consigned via our Carmarthen officeCondition Report:appears in good overall condition, surface wear and firing flaws, silver makers mark rubbed

GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER TANKARD, John Langlands & John Robertson I, Newcastle 1779, double scrolled handle eith engrave 'G' initial, stepped circular foot, 19oztDimensions: 16.5cms h.Provenance:private collection Swansea, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:excellent, tiny nick to rim only, no dents or repairs.

Good quality brass paperclip in the form of a hand, 20 cm long, with further aesthetic door porter, tankard and quality chestnut roasting pan

Large selection of silver plated items to include cutlery, toast rack, biscuit barrel, condiments, tankard etc

A collection of pottery to include Goebel Nutcracker / toy soldier, Crown Devon musical tankard, stoneware studio tankard and others etc (Qty), collection only. Generally in good condition.

A collection of Royal Doulton to include large and small character jugs, a seriesware plate, a Doulton reference book and a Franklin Porcelain Ashes tankard (Qty). Condition generally good though small damages present.

Mixed ceramics to include 2 cased sets of 6 Royal Crown Derby tea knives with floral pistol grip handles, a cased set of 6 Royal Crown Derby cake forks with floral pistol grip handles, a large Staffordshire jug with floral decoration, 33 cm tall (chip to base), an Italian cherub soap dish, a Fenton sandwich/cake plate, a Poole oval dish, a Hartox pottery bowl, Torquay ware tankard, Wedgwood teapot, large Crescent & Sons fruit bowl, etc (1 box)

Seven pieces of ceramics and glassware:a mid-20th century Falcon Ware tankard handpainted and decorated in high relief, 'Jolly Good Health';a limited edition Coalport jug commemorating the Iron Bridge, Telford;two glass paperweights as birds (one by Mdina); a circular clear-glass powder-puff with ceramic figure within and hand-engraved lid;an early 20th century Royal Crown Derby ceramic pepper decorated in Chinese style;a small Moorcroft Pottery ovoid vase, tube lined and decorated with stylised flowers and leaves, painted and impressed marks to underside. 

William H Smith (fl.1863-1884)Still life with grapes, a gourd, peaches, strawberries and a stoneware tankard arranged on a ledgeSigned and dated 1872, oil on canvas, 59.5cm by 49cm

A brass bell, magnifying glass and a pewter tankard

PART SUITE OF EDINBURGH CRYSTAL,including decanter and stopper, whisky glasses and wine glasses, along with a small group of other glassware including a table lighter, tankard, decanter and other glasses

A Celtic pottery, Newlyn coffee pot cover, together with a similarly decorated vase. a bottle vase and a Folk pattern lion tankard, (4)

An Arts and Crafts hammered brass bowl by Hugh Wallis together with a copper tankard and a pewter tankard also by Hugh Wallis makers marks to base, diameter of bowl 17cm.

A Hayle copper vase, with applied 'fin' decoration, repousse decorated with stylised flowerheads, height 27cm together with two copper trays and a W.A.S. Benson chrome plated insulated tankard (4).

18th Century Pewter bowl, pair of small 19th Century pewter jugs, pair of chambersticks and cut glass tankard (Q) 

A collection of silver plated items including a four piece tea set, stamped; a baluster shaped tankard, toilet bottles; Viner's of Sheffield small posy vase in the form of a wine cooler etc (1 box) 

Ceramics, Capo di Monte style figures, Staffordshire style figure, Wright & Creigs Whiskey tankard, drinking chocolate by White's tankard, glassware, etc. (1 box)

A monumental 19th century Irish silver covered tankard jugJohn Smyth, Dublin 1874, incuse stamped 'Waterhouse', Helsinki 1928 import marks Of cylindrical form, the hinged domed cover with open scroll thumbpiece, topped by a large cast finial of a traditionally dressed sailor singing, seated on a coiled ship's rope, opening to reveal a cavernous gilt interior, to the exterior a leaf-capped double-scroll handle with acanthus leaf terminal, to the opposite side a flared spout with an embossed classical mask of a bearded male to its base, an applied oval armorial plaque below for the 'LEIGHTON' family and the family motto 'DREAD SHAME', the whole elaborately embossed with flowers, fruit, foliage, diaper-work and 'C' scrolls in both high and low relief, an inscribed cartouche to one side in Finnish to 'Walter Petterson' from 'The Association of Finnish Stevedores', on a domed spreading circular base, height 46cm, diameter 22cm, weight 107oz.Footnotes:The motto DREAD SHAME is for the LEIGHTON family of Wattlesborough Shropshire, who were baronets and include a descendant family of Bausley or Ballesley, co. Montgomeryshire. Notably the motto was used by Revd. Francis Knyvett LEIGHTON (1807-1881) who was descended from Daniel LEIGHTON Lt. Col. of General Evan's Regiment of the Horse and was the younger son of Sir Edward LEIGHTON 1st Baronet. The very distinctive crest above the motto of 'two hands clasping each other in fess, conjoined at the wrist to a pair of wings all proper' is extremely rare. Only one family uses this crest, albeit in a differenced form: DAY of co. Cork. The crest was confirmed to Richard DAY MD of Auckland New Zealand, Robert DAY of Cork, merchant and Revd. William Tottenham DAY of Youghal. However, there is a distinct possibility that the heraldic crest could be alluding to a Freemason ritual. In relation to this, a Samuel LEIGHTON KCT PPSGW of Antrim has been discovered, who was a Grandmaster of freemasonry and trustee of the masonic hall in Belfast in this period, up until 1938. This armorial therefore seems to combine the motto of the LEIGHTON family, with a crest associated with the Freemasons and as such seems to logically point to Samuel LEIGHTON of Antrim.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A George III silver lidded tankardprobably William Holmes, London 1771Tapering cylindrical form, the simulated coopered body with two broad applied ribbed bands and vertical lines, the hinged cover with open fluted thumbpiece, domed centre and ribbed border, height 20.5cm, weight 37oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com