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A James II silver tankardSt John Hoyte, London 1686 Plain almost straight sided body, cast bifurcated thumb-piece, hinged lid with flat top and shaped decoration to the front rim, the handle with engraved initials R*D and flower motif, height 17.2cm, weight 24.9oz.Footnotes:For maker's mark see David M Mitchell, Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London, The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, page 488 / 489. Also similar tankard with hallmarks for 1693 is illustrated in this publication on page 489 figure 195.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 17th century German silver-gilt 'snakeskin' tankardPaul Hübner, Augsburg circa 1610, also later stamped with Austrian Freistempel 1809/10 Plain tapering cylindrical form, the hinged flat-domed cover surmounted by a cast golden sheep finial, a beaded scrolled thumbpiece with C-shape handle beneath terminating in a shield, the whole gilded and embossed with matt 'snakeskin' effect juxtaposed against polished bands top and bottom, all on a stepped circular spreading foot, height 20cm, diameter 18cm, weight 40oz.Footnotes:ProvenanceSold Sotheby's auction 'European Silver' Geneva 18th November 1991, Lot 204 - incorrectly identified as Paulus Hoschel, Augsburg circa 1650 - the Augsburg mark is an earlier date and therefore this piece cannot be by HoschelFrom a private collectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 17th century German silver-gilt coin tankardAndreas Haidt, Danzig (Gdansk Poland) circa 1680 Of cylindrical form, a flat-domed hinged cover centred by a medallion embossed with an armorial monogrammed 'ZABM', within a laurel band bordered by fruit and animals, including a lion attacking a horse, running wolves and a rabbit, opening to reveal a gilt interior, a bifurcated thumbpiece with leaf-capped scroll handle beneath, the body inset with twenty-one silver thalers including Austria, Transylvania, Saxony, Ravensberg, Denmark, Saxe-Gotha, Germany, Liege and Poland, coins dated circa 1540 to 1680, the recesses between gilded and embossed with elaborate high and low relief images of lions, a boar, a bear, wolves, dogs, foxes, a squirrel, fruit and foliage, to the base a Swedish Johan III 4 riksdaler (circa 1587), atop three cast ball and claw feet, height 23cm, diameter 14cm, weight 52oz.Footnotes:ProvenanceIn 1906 offered at an auction of the collection of Georg Agath from Wroclaw (Breslau) at the auction house of Rudolf Lepke in BerlinIn 1914 at the exhibition in the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Frankfurth am Main as the property of Philip von Schey (1854-1922)Sold at Sotheby's auction 'European Silver', Geneva 14th May 1990, Lot 191From a private collectionLiteratureFeatured in the following publications:Anna Frackowska, 'Gdansk Silver Tankards of the 17th and 18th centuries', (Warsaw: ARGRAF 2013), p.376, no. XXIX/8'Lepke Auction House' Berlin 1906, item 63'Ausstellung' 1914, p.68, no.148Darius Nowacki, 'Gdanskie zlotnicktwo XVII w. - proba charakterystyki' in: Sztuka XVII w.1994, p.245, note 34For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 17th century German silver and parcel-gilt tankardHieronymus Holl II, Danzig (Gdansk Poland) circa 1688, the cover with two additional marks Of cylindrical form, a hinged gilt cover embossed with a band of prunus and acanthus leaves on a matted ground, with a bud finial and bifurcated thumbpiece, a cast scrolling figural Minerva handle with foliage, around the body an embossed bas-relief featuring a procession of Biblical characters celebrating, with soldiers, horses, camels, women, babes in arms, frolicking children and running dogs, a silver finish in contrast to the gilt top and bottom, the domed spreading foot embossed to match the cover, height 25cm, diameter 18cm, weight 45oz.Footnotes:ProvenanceSold Sotheby's auction 'European Silver' Geneva 12th November 1990, Lot 65 (incorrectly identified scene)From a private collectionLiteratureFeatured in the following publications:-Anna Frackowska, 'Gdansk Silver Tankards of the 17th and 18th Centuries', (Warsaw: ARGRAF, 2013), p.376, no.XXX/1 - incorrect identification of sceneAndrzej Fischinger and Darius Nowacki, 'Goldsmiths work from the former Royal and Ducal Prussias in the collections of the Wawel Royal Castle', published 2000, p.116, note 6For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A large 17th century German silver-gilt coin tankardJakob Haase, Danzig (Gdansk Poland) circa 1745 Tall cylindrical form, with hinged shallow-domed cover inset with a German 'Peace of Dresden' Silver Medal dated 25 December 1745, enclosed by embossed auricular style scrolls, a bifurcated thumbpiece and moulded handle, the body inset with various silver thalers dated 1566 to 1640 from Poland, Brunswick, Saxony, Pomerania, Saxe-Altenburg, Saxe-Weimar, Brandenburg, Metz, Transylvania, Saxe-Gotha, Gluckstadt and Elbing, surrounded by flat-chased foliage against a matted ground, atop a spreading domed foot decorated with repeating lobate scrolls, and inset centrally to the base a Rudolph II, House of Habsburg thaler from 1590, featuring three Emperors - Maximilian I, Karl V and Ferdinand I, height 23.5cm, diameter 16cm, weight 64.5oz.Footnotes:The commemorative silver medal inset to the cover celebrates two events; the Prussians victory over the Royal Saxon Army and the Imperial Army of the Holy Roman Emperor at the 'Battle of Kesselsdorf' fought on 15 December 1745, and the 'Peace of Dresden' (otherwise known as the 'Treaty of Dresden') enacted on 25 December 1745. This Peace Treaty was signed at the Saxon capital of Dresden between Austria, Saxony and Prussia, concluding the Second Silesian War. Under the terms of the 'Treaty of Dresden', Austria was forced to adhere to the terms of the earlier 'Treaty of Breslau', ceding Silesia to Prussia. Silesia's flourishing mining and textile industries had made it the richest of all the Habsburgs' Austrian provinces, and it was chiefly its wealth that tempted Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia to wrestle Silesia from the Habsburg heiress Maria Teresa, in the War of the Austrian Succession (1740–48). In total there were three Silesian Wars fought between Frederick the Great's Prussia and Maria Theresa's Austria, all three of which ended in Prussian control of Silesia. ProvenanceSold at Sotheby's auction 'European Silver', Geneva 12th November 1990, Lot 218From a private collectionLiteratureFeatured in the following publication:Anna Frackowska, 'Gdansk Silver Tankards of the 17th and 18th centuries', (Warsaw: ARGRAF 2013), p.407, no. XLVIII/3For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A George V silver sauce boat, maker William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham, 1932: of traditional design with wavy edge border, acanthus capped scroll handle raised on three swept feet, 17cm long, three piece silver cruet, and a silver plated tankard, weighable silver 247gms, 7.96ozs

A Victorian silver tankard, maker George Richards & Edward Brown, London, 1863: monogrammed and dated, of cylindrical tapering form, with acanthus capped scroll handle, on a circular foot, 11.5cm high, 313gms, 10.08ozs

A set of four Victorian silver tankard peppers, maker William Hutton & Sons, London 1888/89: of cylindrical outline with scroll handles, cased, total weight of silver 122gms, 3.95ozs.

A 1759 hallmarked solid silver lidded tankard jug, H. 20cm.

A Victorian silver tankard, with ribbed detail and central circular buckle bearing the initials ELP, and acanthus leaf handle, London 1867, 4oz.

An Edward VIII silver tankard, with acanthus leaf scroll handle, of plain form, on a stepped foot, bearing inscription 'Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth 12th May 1937', Sheffield 1936, 9¾oz, 12cm high.

2nd Sussex Rifle Volunteers 1865 Prize Tankardlarge pewter, double handled tankard.  The front engraved "2nd Sussex Rifle Volunteers Prize Meeting 1865 No 1 Company 2nd Prize Won By Corporal Harmes."  Base with inset glass which is cracked.   PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

A box of glass and other items including cranberry glass, pewter tankard, cutlery, etc.

A box of misc including small wooden 3 drawer chest, pewter lidded tankard, quart pewter tankard, small domed chest and an antique ink stand, etc.

A selection of silver plated items including galleried tray, milk, sugar, tea pot, coffee pot, plated cutlery, a plated cigarette case, pewter tankard, German stein, etc.

Two boxes of items including Royal Crown Derby, Poole, Dambusters tankard etc

A COLLECTION OF SILVER PLATED METALWARE TO INCLUDE A LARGE LIDDED TANKARD INSET WITH COIN TO LID, CANDELABRA ETC TOGETHER WITH AN INLAID COPPER CHARGER

A mahogany cutlery canteen of loose cutlery, silver plated tray, pewter tankard, plated basket containing further cutlery, together with a tray of further cased and loose plated cutlery sets, fish knives and forks

A tray of brass ammunition shell, copper tankard and twin handled pot, copper and brass jug

A French silver trophy tankard, with import marks for London 1899, importer's mark of F.B. Thomas, cylindrical form, with strap-work girdles, fluted handle and domed cover with a shell thumb-piece, fluted borders, inscribed 'Hurlingham 30th June 1900 2nd Prize for the best light weight polo pony won by Lord Shrewsbury's 'Small Star'', height 13.2cm, approx. weight 13.8oz.

Two Royal Doulton figures “Paisley Shawl” (HN 1392), & “Sweet & Twenty” (HN 1298), the later w.a.f.; a Royal Doulton large character jug “Toby Philpots” (D5736) together with two Beswick models of trout (No. 1390); & a Crown Devon Feildings “John Peel” tankard, w.a.f.

20th c School - Still Life with Nuts,  a Tankard and Gold Watch on a Cloth Covered Marble Ledge, with signature, oil on board, 29 x 39cm Surface of the medium slightly blued from storage in a slightly damp environment

A collection of Clarice Cliff 'Sungold' items,1930s, decorated in an orange and yellow sunburst pattern with green geometric lines, comprising: a tankard, a Leda plate, and a pin dish, all stamped with 'Bizarre' marks to the underneath, largest 22.5cm diameterlargest 16cm high (3)Provenance: The Leda plate - Christie's, 'The Barry Jones Collection of Clarice Cliff', 25 February 2000, lot 132.Condition ReportThe rim of the plate with a small chip to the underneath. The rim with restoration. Some scratches and marks throughout.

A Clarice Cliff 'Gayday' tankard coffee pot and lid,1930s, of slightly tapering form, decorated with polychrome flowers against a cream ground, stamped with 'Bizarre' marks to the underneath,19cm high, anda 'Gayday' tankard water pot and lid,1930s, of tapering form, stamped with 'Bizarre' marks to the underneath,15cm high (4)Condition ReportThe water jug with some fading to the decoration. The water jug with a small glaze chip to the border between the green and the brown field. Lid with restoration.

A Clarice Cliff 'Autumn Crocus' tankard coffee pot and lid, 1930s, of slightly tapering form, decorated with crocus sprays against a cream ground, stamped with 'Bizarre' marks to the underneath, 18cm high, and an 'Autumn Crocus' tankard water pot, 1930s, of tapering form, stamped with 'Bizarre' marks to the underneath, 17.5cm high (3)Condition ReportWith some minor scuffs to the decoration to both. Water pot without lid. The coffee pot with the wrong lid is pictured, the correct lid is present.

A 18th/19th Century Creamware Tankard, Having Maritime Theme, Transfer Printed and Hand Coloured Decoration, 'Poor Jack' Scene and Rhyme, Restored, 11.5cms High

Whitefriars - Bark Effect - A matching pair of retro 20th Century clear glass tankard drinking glasses in the Bark Effect range. Smooth pontil mark to base of each. Each measures approx; 13cm x 9cm diameter. 

A 19th century Iznik-style tankard, decorated in coloured enamels on a tin glaze ground and with strapwork-style handle, 11cm diameter, 21cm highMinor chips and frits around the top edge and base rim and at the base of the handle, otherwise good condition.

A pewter quart baluster tankard: by Yates and Birch, a pewter baluster coffee pot, a pewter swing-handled ice bucket and cover, pewter basting spoon, chocolate pot and table lamp. (6)

A BOX AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES, to include a Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' teacup (second quality), three blue and white Royal Doulton coffee cans and saucers, a Beswick Blue Tit 992 and Goldcrest 2415 with damaged Robin 980 and Chaffinches 991, a Bourne Denby tankard with moulded hunting scene, a modern painted canal ware flask and cup, a large 16oz screw top Bovril bottle, etc (1 box + loose) (sd)

A mixed lot of items including a small oil can, coins,thermometer, Baton withvembosssed handle for Waterloo rifle brigade and a tankard.

1975 Hallmarked Silver Vaudeville Golf Tournament Tankard - Part of the Con Cluskey (Bachelors) Estate Sale - 376g

Boxed Hallmarked Sheffield Silver Queens Jubilee Tankard - 332g

A silver mustard pot and a footed condiment bowl. The first of tankard form cast with stiff leaves, hallmarked Birmingham, 1920/45, indistinct makers mark EB, the small circular pedestal bowl hallmarked London, 1933, makers mark K.B., total weight approx. 194 grams

A silver tapering cylindrical tankard. Hallmarked London, 1910, makers marks G&S & Co Ltd for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co London, with reeded borders and ear-shaped handle, weight approx. 387.9 grams, 11.2cm high

A George V silver tankard by Atkin brothers. Hallmarked Sheffield 1932, 9.5cm high, 179g

A George III silver tankard. With ribbed decoration and engraved initials to front, gilt interior, indistinctly hallmarked London 1802, makers mark rubbed, 8cm high, 137g

A George V silver tankard, having ancone handle, London 1919, h.10cm, 8.7oz

A GEORGE VI SILVER LARGE NOVELTY BISCUIT BOX, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, in the form of a lidded tankard, the pull-off cover with a fleur-de-lis finial, the ground spot-hammered. 17.5cm high, 43.1 troy ouncesView 360 degree spin

A GEORGE III SILVER LIDDED TANKARD, by William & Robert Peaston, London 1763, the hinged domed cover with scroll-form thumbpiece with leaf-form reverse, S-scroll handle with a heart-shaped terminal. 17cm high, 23.5 troy ouncesView 360 degree spinMissing a weighted wood base – the bottom rim is drilled with four small screw holes, marks very clear, overall good

SELECTION OF SILVER PLATED ITEMSincluding a tankard, an embossed sommelier's cup, an Indian tea pot, a Bowling trophy, napkin rings, teaspoons, sugar tongs, etc.

Model of Endeavour, The Trafalgar Tankard, etc:- One Box.

A collection of tankards, to include Scandinavian and a large German tankard, 42cm high

19th century Sunderland orange lustre tankard 'The Token or Jacks Safe Return to his True Love, If you Loves I as I Loves you, No pair so Happy as We Two' possibly by Scott or Ball, a pink lustre tankard transfer printed with a portrait of John Wesley and a pink lustre meat dish and cover 'Mariners Compass' (3)

19th century Sunderland lustre Frog tankard by Garrison Pottery, printed and painted with 'The Mariners Arms' H12cm

Early George III silver lidded tankard, the domed hinged cover with pierced scroll form thumbpiece and S scroll handle H20cm London 1770 Makers mark I*M possibly Jacob Marsh 28oz

AN INDIAN COLONIAL TANKARD WITH ASSOCIATED PULL OFF COVERHAMILTON & CO., CIRCA 1840With lobed finial to the lobed domed cover, a leaf capped scroll handle, the lobed body engraved 'Kumaon Rifle Shooting 1842, 1st prize competitors 150 yards, won by Henry Ramsay', the base chased with a bay leaf band22.5cm (9in) high935g (30.05 oz) Condition Report: Marks partially rubbedWobblesDent to the foot rimCover sits proudCover with possible solder repairEngraving crispMinor crease near engravingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Royal Cauldon Art Nouveau tankard decorated with tube lined stylised Poppies: Height 18cm

An interesting collection of pottery items: Including Royal Crown Derby dish, Wedgwood teal Jasperware boxes, hand painted miniature tankard with badgers by M Holdsworth and a Royal Worcester cruet. (6)

Wedgwood dip blue items to include: Candlesticks, silver rimmed match pot, crested similar item & commemorative tankard, height of tallest 17cm (6)

Wedgwood Keith Murray tankard: In cream & green, height 12cm (2)

A studio pottery tankard, A Royal Doulton nursery rhymes lidded jug, Roman style oil lamp, Delft tile ashtray and a 1950s Barovier & Toso Murano art glass

An 18th century Chinese export porcelain tankard of cylindrical form (af), decorated with a scene of figures in a courtyard, heightened in gilt, 11.5cmH

A quantity of mainly Doulton Lambeth stoneware, to include three jugs, a tri-handled tankard, a terracotta tagine and burner, etc

A mixed lot of 19th century and later copper measures, one gallon and smaller, to include a conical ale measure, one by Bulett & Sons, a conical tankard, fireside kettle etc

Mixed Metalware to include a tankard, a twin handled warming dish, two wall plates, and an American Ice Tea Pot.

Mixed Collection of Porcelain, comprising Peter Jones 'William Gets His Wings' tankard and 'Prime Ministers' tankard, Paragon Loving Cup for Queen Mother 1900 - 2002, Royal Winton 'Mayflower candle holder, Okra perfume bottle, Royal Winton Limited Edition Welbeck butter dish No 292/1000, trinket box celebrating 100th anniversary of The Great War, Crummles enamel trinket box, and Peter Jones trinket box 'The Royal Family'.

A COLLECTION OF FOUR SILVER TANKARDS AND CUPS a Victorian silver tankard with an engraved pattern, two engraved inscripted cartouches, hallmarked Birmingham 1876, height inc handle top 9.5cm, a late Victorian silver tankard with ribbed pattern detail, hallmarked for London 1900, maker H.S., height to include handle top 8.3cm, a silver cup of plain form, hallmarked and stamped 925, height 6.5cm, a silver Christening cup with a white metal teddy charm attached to the handle, the cup of plain form, hallmarked and stamped 925, height 6cm Total weight 362g, 11.6 Troy oz Condition Report : Overall good for age, in need of a clean Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A Dragon crystal tankard to commemorate the Wales v Ireland 19th March 2005 Grand Slam Champions, together with other glass tankards, pottery mugs etc mainly rugby related

A copper bed warming pan together with a copper coal scuttle, copper kettle, an electroplated lidded tankard, electroplated candleabra, electroplated part tea sets etc