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A SUPERB QUEEN ANNE TANKARD AND COVER. 5.5ins high. London 1711. Maker William Fawdery

John Mason modern silver-plated canteen of cutlery in fitted box together with a album of stamps and small amount of British coinage, plated golfing tankard and misc china including a small collection of Owls, Beswick birds.

Steel tankard inscribed 'To Capt G. L. Dix, from all ranks, 1st Cromwell Division Company Korea, 1952-53', together with a hip flask to Lt G L Dix from officers of the 4th Batt Royal Norfolk Regt together with wartime respirator spectacles

A 1930's silver tankard of plain form, with circular foot, (engraved inscription), CB&S, Sheffield 1936, ___5.38oz.

A small silver tankard of baluster form, 9cm high, London 1929, ___6.5oz.

A small late-Victorian silver tankard by Barnards, with gadrooned decoration and impressed acorns and crosses, London 1900, ___5.6oz.

A tray of antique and later ceramics to include a Beswick sheep dog, baby plate, 19th century tankard, beer stein etc

Two items of Royal Crown Derby porcelain, comprising a commemorative Millennium Imari tankard, in typical colourway and leaf cast handle, 13cm high, and an Old Imari pattern trinket box and cover, pattern MMVI, 8cm diameter, both boxed.

A Georgian style white metal jug, 9.2cm high and 4.9 ozt, the Christening tankard style jug with raised design and engraved initials to underside

Mixed items, to include a pewter tankard, root handled corkscrew, Middle Eastern coffee pot, brass toasting fork etc., (qty)

Victorian silver christening tankard, maker RMEH, Sheffield, hallmarks rubbed, height 7.8cm, 140 grams Hallmarks rubbed.

A HAMMERED PEWTER LIDDED TANKARD. 15cms tall

Liverpool 1978 Liverpool Runners Up Football Tankard: Heavy silver coloured EPNS tankard with Football League emblem engraved. The words The Football League Finalists 1977-78 also engraved. Former property of super sub David Fairclough who was sub in both the final and replay which they lost to Notts Forest.

A mixed collection of items to include: Wall hanging mirrored brush sets, brass salter spring balances, pewter tankard etc ( 1 tray)

Münzhumpen des 20. Jhs. mit 12 diversen Münzen Österreich-Ungarns, Silber (geprüft), ca. 942,7 g Raugewicht mit Resten einer Vergoldung. Innenvergoldung noch exzellent erhalten. Auf 3 runden Füßen. Abnutzungsspuren, feine Kratzer, Patina.| Coin tankard 20th cebtury with 12 various coins from Austria-Hungary, silver (tested), approx. 942.7 g full weight with remains of gilding. Interior gilding still excellent. On 3 round feet. Signs of wear, fine scratches, patina.

SIlver Ale Tankard engraved with scroll design handle. London 1901 by Charles Boyton. 245g total weight

A 19th century Staffordshire figure group titled 'The New Marriage Act'; together with a Phillips & Co Sunderland Creamware tankard of small proportions, printed with a view of The Iron Bridge over the Wear, a pink lustre bowl, Stafford 'Godspead the Plough Loving Cup, Drayton Manor printware jug a New Hall bat printed cup and saucer and other 19th century ceramics (one tray)

A Crown Devon Fieldings The Irish Jaunting Car musical tankard, a modern glass vase, a small bust of Beethoven and G & W Sons Queens china part tea set, one cup, two saucers and two side plates **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

A WWII North Africa campaign brass tankard and a copper trench art money bank in the form of a post box

A hallmarked silver tankard with engraved birds above "Sailed and as-sailed in a squall, Windemere. Col, Rawlinson's Falcon, Mayor Woods' Magpie, August 1879" weight 273.6g

A Silver plated tankard, grape scissors, and napkin ring, with silver ingot on a chain, silver trowel form book mark, silver vesta, and locket, silver weight: 63g

A George III silver tankard of baluster form, the scrolling handle with thumbpiece, raised on circular platform foot, hallmarks quite worn but can make out London 1813, but not a maker, 357gConditon report: Dimensions - mouth of tankard 8.5cm in diameter, the base 9-9.5cm in diameter (battered out of round), 11.5cm high. Many dents to surface, the mouth rim a little out of place, the base rim is very dented out of shape, solder repairs to base, cracks, repairs visible inside base, internal dent made by handle forced into side of pot.

Three silver items; cigarette case, egg cup, and tankard, weighable silver: 171g

John King, A George III baluster form silver tankard, 'C' scroll handle with leaf thumbpiece on circular platform base, engraved floral decoration, London 1769, 296g

Emile Viner, A Pair of silver Georgian design sauce boats, Sheffield 1936, together with a silver tankard golfing inscribed, London 1933 and a set of four silver coffee spoons, London 1793, total weight: 534g

A group of period electroplate including a cut glass cruet set and stand, a Victorian EPBM baluster tankard, a boxed Elkington bread fork etc

A Victorian Glasgow Imperial Standard lidded pewter tankard, 15.5 cm

A HALLMARKED SILVER CREAM JUG AND A PINT TANKARD.

A 1953 ERIC RAVILIOUS DESIGNED COMMEMORATIVE CORONATION TANKARD.

Early 20th century Wemyss ‘Earlshall’ pottery tankard, decorated with birds and plants flanking central panel of religious text, scroll handle, impressed mark to base Height 14.5cmCONDITION REPORTThere is a chip out of the top rim; handle broken off; reglued & reattached; all over crazing 

Asian white metal (marked V.75) tankard (7.8cm high) t/w salt ~ weight 184g

A cut glass vase (a/f), a cut glass celery vase, wheel engraved pedestal bowl, an etched tankard and wine glass with coat of arms (5)

A Victorian mocha ware tankard stamped 'quart' to side, A/F hairline crack

SELECTION OF METALWAREincluding a large pewter tankard, lidded tankard, three silver plated tankards, one with a horn handle, two small half gill pewter tankards, cased set of six enamel coffee spoons and a cased set of eight Edward of Glasgow horn handled steak knives and forks

SELECTION OF MILITARY ITEMSincluding a metal sign 'Air Raid Warden', 22.5cm long, Record Book For All Arms Regular Army At Home, shell money box impressed 1914-1918, brass cartridge case and a glass bottom tankard engraved Hyderabad (B) Squadron, Royal Air Force (5)

Indian silver pepper and mustard pot (with glass liner) and miniature silver tankard (Continental hallmarks)

4 large pieces of silver plated ware (tea pots, jug etc) together with a pewter & glass based tankard

Novelty Dunhill lighter in the form of a pewter tankard, boxed Ronson chrome lighter and a boxed Ronson black coated zippo type lighter

Antique pewter lidded tankard stamped 'ASSOCIATE CONGREGATION KINKELL 1805', touch marks to the interior IW EDIN, 29cm tall, a pewter alms dish 'UNITED ASSOTE CONGN LASSWADE 1830' with touch marks of Robert Kiniburgh, 37cm diameter and a pair of pewter alms dishes with touch marks of William Scott, 37cm diameter. (4)

Lustre ware jug and bowl, tankard, 2 blue and white vases, bowl and decorative vase

A collection of HRH QEII items including an oversized Denby mug, mugs, plated tankard, tin plates, glass wares etc

A 19th Century Irish clear cut crystal tankard of cylindrical form with a high arched thumb rest handle, the body cut with deep tear drop cartouche panels with alternating diamond and engraved details with monogram and 'Fear God - Honor the Queen' [sic], within foliate scroll work ground, height 10.5cm.

A late Georgian Bristol Blue tankard, circa 1810, the waisted body with high loop handle with scroll kick, height 10cm.

A late Georgian clear crystal glass tankard, circa 1800, the cylindrical body decorated with a monogram shield against a scene of a cockerel and hens to a garden setting with flowers and foliage, above a deep radial star cut foot, height 9cm.

A collection of Victorian Mary Gregory style glassware. Including a cranberry blown glass cup with white enamel decoration of a young girl, a Bristol blue jug painted with a young boy with a hoop and a clear glass lidded tankard with a gentleman in a carriage. H.15 W.12 cm (largest)

A rare Charles II pewter flat-lid tankard, circa 1680Having a plain drum, the lid with front denticulations and stamped with the initials ‘W S’ over ‘CW’, ram’s horn thumbpiece, handle with boot-heel terminal, maker’s mark of ‘LS’ inside base, (PS9172), possibly belonging to Lazarus Savidge, Sherbourne (PS8251)Height 19cm Provenance: Peter Gould CollectionA very similar tankard by the same maker included in the , 'Exhibition of Pewter in the Usher Gallery', 29th September to 27th October 1962, (no. 164), formerly in the Kenneth Bradshaw and Stanley Shemmel Collections, sold Bonhams 26 October 2006, Lot 234.Handle appears to have been repaired. Surface dents and scratches.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

A near pair of 18th century pewter chalices, London, circa 1730Of Pint Old English Ale Standard, each having a ‘William Eddon ‘style straight-sided bowl, with reeded fillet and pronounced reeded and flared lip, the stem of 'cupuppermost' style, on a stepped foot, four indistinct hallmarks struck underneath rim, by an unidentified London maker, capacities 24.4 fl.oz.; 23.6 fl.oz. height 21.8cm and 21.1 cm,  The 'London-type' chalice evolved at the beginning of the 18th century. The first recorded maker of this style was William Eddon, [fl. 1690 - 1747], as known from dated church examples, circa 1700 – 1720.  Eddon used his existing mug/tankard moulds of pint size to cast the bowl in hard metal pewter. He also used flagon/quart double-domed lid moulds to cast the chalice foot. In general, his stem design tends to be wider than later 18th century examples. The majority of Eddon style chalices also have hallmarks. The straight-side pair of chalices in this lot have bowls cast from pint/tankard moulds, with the foot cast in a lid mould, although the latter is somewhat more rounded than on a typical Eddon chalice.Provenance:Jan Gadd CollectionThe slightly smaller example formerly in the Sandy Law collection (no.415),  sold Phillips, Chester, 25 September 1997, part Lot 432.One of the chalices with possible repair to the lip. Surface dents, pitting and scratchesPlease note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

A George I pewter OEWS quart dome-lidded tankard, probably Wigan, circa 1720The straight-sided body with a low single fillet, ram’s horn thumbpiece and cut-card decoration to upper handle, with boot-heel terminal, traces of touchmark inside base, Height 18cmHandle, thumbpiece and lid interior show signs of repair.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

Mixed 19th century ceramics to include a Masons tankard, a Staffordshire flatback group, two Royal Doulton tankards and a silver plated teapot, Location:

A RUSSIAN SILVER SLIGHTLY TAPERING TANKARD MOSCOW, ASSAY MASTER MARK A.K, DATE OBSCURED, 19TH CENTURY, 84 ZOLOTNIKI With an orb finial to the ogee domed cover, a scroll thumb piece to the angular handle, engraved with an inscription, a monogram and strapwork bands 19cm (7 1/2in) high 372g (11.95 oz) Condition Report: Marks are partially obscured Marks to the base and lid, no apparent marks to the handle Final is knocked Small split to the cover Play to the hinge Slight gap to the cover Wobbles Small crease to the body next to the monogram Engraving crisp Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

FOUR SILVER ITEMS Comprising: an oval sauce boat by Wilson & Sharp, London 1912, with a shaped border, leaf capped flying scroll handle and on three shell and stepped pad feet, 16cm (6 1/4in) long; a small tankard by Harrods Stores Ltd., London 1913, with a scroll handle and engraved Margot, 8cm (3in) high; a tea glass holder by Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham 1939, with a loop handle and engraved C. F. L, 9cm (3 1/2in) high; and a Danish silver milk jug by Peter Hertz, assay master Simon Groth (1863-1904), with a loop handle, engraved with a Greek Key band and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) high 518g (16.65 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

Chinese famille rose large tankard, late 18th Century, decorated with panels of sailing boats in colours, against an underglaze blue and terracotta diaper ground, height 15cm

Royal Crown Derby miniature tea cup and saucer, circa 1912, pattern 2451, printed marks, height 3cm; also Royal Crown Derby miniature tea caddy and cover, hexagonal form, pattern 6299, circa 1909, height 4cm; and a miniature tankard, pattern 2451, circa 1906, 4cm (3)

George V silver tankard, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1923, plain form, uninscribed, height 6.5cm, weight approx. 80g

Edwardian silver christening tankard, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1908, tapered form engraved with a monogram 'HCH', height 8.5cm, weight approx. 103g

Victorian silver christening tankard, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1891, half reeded form with circular foot, height 8.5cm, weight approx. 81g

Royal Crown Derby miniature spills vase, circa 1906, decorated with pattern 6299, printed marks, 8.5cm; also a Royal Crown Derby miniature tankard, ovoid form, pattern 6299, circa 1909, 3.5cm (2)

A HALLMARKED BIRMINGHAM SILVER TANKARD ENGRAVED GROSS WEIGHT 158 GRAMS

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE CERAMIC PLATES, CAMERAS AND A TANKARD ETC

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATE TO INCLUDE TRAYS, TEAPOTS, TANKARD, CANDLESTICK, PHOTO FRAME, ETC