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Silver plated wares, comprising a silver plated milk jug of hammered design, stamped master, with Bakelite handle, goblets, rose bowl, tankard, preserve pot, etc. (1 tray)

Humpen mit Ansichten aus der Sächsisch-Böhmischen Schweiz, Böhmen, Mitte 19. Jh.Farbloses Glas, Rotbeize, Schliff-und Schnittdekor in Felderunterteilung. Mattschnitt-Ansichten: Uttewald, Kuhstall, Winterberg, Königstein, Bastei, Prebischtor. Dazwischen Verkleinerungslinsen. H. 18,5 cm. Glass tankard with cutted views of Saxon Switzerland. Bohemia, mid 19th ct. H. 18,5 cm.

Walzenkrug, Thüringen, wohl Erfurt, 1. H. 18. Jh.Fayence, bunte Scharffeuer-und Muffelfarbenbemalung auf weißer Glasur. Auf der Schauseite Ovalkartusche mit floraler Rahmung und Muschelbekrönung, darin chinoise Landschaft mit zwei Segelbooten. Strichverzierter Henkel. Drei Risse. Zinnmontierung mit Henkelband und Scharnierdeckel. H. 30 cm. Faience tankard, Thuringia, assumably Erfurt, polychrom paint. Pewter mounting. Damaged by three cracks. 1st half 18th ct. H. 30 cm.

A Wedgwood Pottery vase designed by Keith Murray, ribbed ovoid form with collar rim, covered in a yellow Matt Straw glaze, and a Wedgwood Lemonade jug and tankard designed by Keith Murray, printed factory marks, facsimile signature, 18.5cm. high (3)

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire king Charles Spaniels 24cmH together with character jugs, an 18th century pewter tankard and mixed ceramics Location:

George VI small silver tankard of plain form with reeded detail supported on a collett foot, having a stepped C scroll handle, hallmarked for Sheffield 1938, makers mark for Deakin & Francis, 174gms (a/f)

A George I Exeter silver tankard, date letter B 1726, makers mark IB possibly John Burdon, with scratch marks to the base PP 1727 and later engraved Percy Edward Clement Yarrow Royds from his godfather Clement Molyneux Royds 29th January 1905. Weight 266 grams (see illustration).

Four pieces of silver plated ware, a tankard height 15 cm, a lidded box with engraved Leopard motif height 9 cm, a silver plated tray engraved with a Leopard and Semper Paratus (Always Ready), diameter 23 cm and another silver plated tray.

A hallmarked silver tankard by Catchpole & Williams Ltd, London date letter Q 1931. Weight 422 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The tankard would appear to be in extremely good order with no significant issues. There are no repairs or dents. There is no evidence of any engraving or any having been removed.

Two silver dishes and a tankard, 12oz

Two boxes of assorted sundry china and glassware to include an Arthur Wood Ye OIde Coaching and Hunting Days biscuit barrel, sugar bowl, milk jug and tankard/mug, three piece PPC hunting jugs and a similar tea pot, Alfred Meakin polka dot decorated part fruit set and Susie Cooper tea wares and lidded tureen together with a box of pictures and ephemera to include a small collection of cigarette cards and postcards, a table lamp etc (3 boxes)

A George III silver baluster tankard with foliate capped scroll handle, on a circular foot, the front monogram engraved, London 1779 by John Kidder, weight 679.7g, height 15.5cm.

An American 'Pure Coin' silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, chased in relief with a rural scene of houses and trees beside water, impressed marks to base, weight 229.6g, height 9.5cm, and a silver spirit measure with scroll handle, Birmingham 1931 by Tom Wilkinson & Sons, weight 42.2g, height 4cm.

A late Victorian silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard, embossed with a vacant cartouche flanked by flowers and 'C' scrolls, Birmingham 1900 by Jones & Crompton, height 7.2cm, a silver presentation key with engraved inscriptions, Birmingham 1932 by William James Dingley, length 10cm, and a silver four-division toast rack of arched form on faceted feet, London 1894 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, length 9cm, total weight 280.2g.

A small group of Middle Eastern silver, comprising a circular bowl of squat form with outswept petal rim, on baluster feet, height 8.3cm, a christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form with loop handle, height 7cm, and a spoon, all typically engraved with boats, buildings and trees, total weight 286.2g.

SILVER TANKARD WITH SCROLLED HANDLE AND HINGE COVER, REPOUSSE SWAG DECORATION, APPROX 18cm HIGH AND WEIGHT 640g

A group of boxed Days Gone By die cast vehicles, pewter tri-handled tankard, silver plated hip flask with engine turned decoration, miniature miner's lamp and cutlery

A Japanese satsuma cylindrical vase decorated fan-shaped reserves of flowers, chrysanthemums, etc. on a green floral ground, 18cm high, a Chinese boat-shaped sauce boat and a Chinese export tankardSatsuma vase with four hairline cracks from the rim and one in the base.The sauceboat with a chip and associated crack to the spout and a chip to the rim.The tankard lacking handle, chip and associated crack to rim and a very small flat rim chip.

Hunting Interest: A George III silver tankard, William Shaw II, London 1764, of baluster shape, the domed cover with seated fox finial, the sides with fox hunting scenes, inscribed To Squire John Mytton of Halston Hall, 1818, 23cm high, approximately 893gThere is wear to the detail in the raised areas and a pin hole to the front, below the cartouche on the lower band. The tankard is marked under the cover as well as to the underside. The hinge works well but the pin appears to be base metal so possibly a replacement. The thumb piece is shorter that I would expect and I believe that this upper part may have been lost. Although I cannot see any solder marks beneath the domed cover, I think it is possible that the finial is a later addition. The cartouche to the front relates to Squire John Mytton, a well known regency eccentric. To me, the engraved cartouche looks to have been added.

A Chinese export tankard with entwined handle, painted detached sprays of flowers and a central vases of flowers. 16cm high and another smaller of matching design, 13.5cm highSome minor chipping to the raised beads, otherwise in good condition.

A Collection of Various Ceramics to Comprise Wedgwood Jasperware Tankards, Miniature Tankard, Dish, Aynsley Rennie Mackintosh Vase, Spode, Bunnykins Bowls etc

A Royal Doulton 'Sir Andrew Aguecheek' Tankard D4750 and a Royal Doulton Sam Weller Twin Handled Vase, 30cm high

Samson Chinese-inspired famille rose tankard, c. 19th century, 14.5cm high, and a similar Chinese-inspired bowl, 25cm diameter.  (2)

An 18th century Chinese famille rose bell-shaped tankard painted with a garden landscape design in polychrome enamels, Qianlong period (1736-95) Qing dynasty, 15.5 cm high  Long hairline crack extending down from the rim, wear to enamels 

FOUR BOXES OF DINNERWARE AND CERAMICS, green and gold Apiloco coffee cup set, red chamber pot, a collection of novelty egg cups, two large vintage mixing bowls, a Wade 'Cranky Tankard' No.3 The Drumbletum, etc. (s.d) (4 boxes)

TWO BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a WWII 1941 shell case fashioned into a tankard, a blue ceramic Harrods coffee grinder, a pair of Trikon Optical BR2050 field binoculars 20 x 50 mm, a boxed Sanitas SHK 34 back and neck heat pad, four large industrial brass wheel hub screw caps, maker's names Lee& Green Ltd. and Rainforth & Sons Ltd. a book Modern Brickmaking by Alfred .B. Searle dated 1911, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes)

ONE BOX OF METALWARE, to include a brass thirty piece 'Roman style' chess set, two wall plaques, a pair of brass candle sticks, silverplate cutlery and tankard, etc. (s.d) (1 box)

A Carlton Ware musical tankard with flower decorated handle decorated with a couple of drunks and the caption 'We are given our Relations, Thank God we can choose our Friends, 15cm high

A group of twelve pewter measures, of baluster or tankard form and each stamped with measurement unit

Wedgwood Royal Commemorative Black Basalt Tankard & similar Richard Guyatt Mug(2)

Wedgwood Keith Murray green tankard and stand

A copelands spode planter together with a Royal Doulton 'The Greenwood' tankard D6341 (2)

A Doulton Lambeth Tankard, mottled green glaze over stoneware body. Restoration to handle. Height 13.5cm

George II silver tankard, of waisted baluster form with acanthus capped C scroll handle, the body engraved with a lion rampant, upon a circular spreading foot, hallmarked Gabriel Sleath & Francis Crump, London 1754, H13cmCondition Report: Approximate weight 12.43 ozt (386.6 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Couple of larger knocks to body and base. Hallmarked with some wear, but generally clear and legible.

An early 20th century Black Forest carved softwood book slide, decorated with two bears, 29cm wide, together with an Indian book slide and a collection of pewter mugs, to include a tankard and a loving cup, 17cm high

George V silver tankard of traditional design, Glasgow 1914, 12cm

Japanese Sumida Gawa pottery mug / tankard, with relief decoration of a figure, signed Ryosai, approx 9.5cm high

A cold-painted bronze modelled as two entertaining cats within a bell shaped tankard, 20th century, 7cm

An early George III silver bell shape tankard, with wreath cartouche bearing sun in splendour crest (possibly for the Abbs family), with leaf capped S-scroll handle and spreading stepped foot, unidentified makers mark WFIK, London 1767, 5.5ozt, h.9.5cm, dia.6.25cm (excluding handle)

A George V silver tankard, of bell shape with flaring rim, S-scroll handle with scrolling thumbpiece and stepped circular base, inscribed 'B.J.M.G. FROM A.M.W-R 1934' to the front, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1934, h. approx 14cm, dia.9cm, 11,6ozt

A late Victorian silver tankard, of lower bulbous waisted form, having gadrooned lower body and scroll floral cast upper with vacant cartouche to a textured ground, acanthus leaf capped S-scroll handle, all upon a stepped circular foot, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, h.12.5cm, 9.3ozNo inscription (cartouche is vacant).Foot bent and some wobble.Otherwise excellent.

Plated flatware, a plated tankard and other items.

A 1960-70's Poole pottery dish together with two Poole dolphins and a Carlton ware tankard.

A quantity of mixed metal items including candelabra, horse brasses, tankard, etc.

A George II Silver Tankard, by Thomas Tearle, London, 1727 tapering cylindrical and on slightly spreading foot, with reeded band, the hinged domed cover with scroll thumbpiece, with scroll handle, later engraved with an inscription20.5cm high, 35oz 14dwt, 1,110gr The inscription reads 'Beaufort Hunt Steeplechases 1891 The Ladies Plate Won by Norah'.Fully marked near handle and inside cover. Further marked on handle with maker's mark only. There is some minor wear to the marks but each is generally legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising overall, including one to the base. The engraving is later, there is no sign of a previous erasure. The handle sockets have possible been resoldered. There is a repair to the thumbpiece where it attaches to the cover.

A George III Silver Tankard, by Charles Wright, London, 1772 tapering cylindrical and on spreading base, the hinged flat cover with openwork scroll cast finial, with scroll handle, later engraved with a coat-of-arms, the hinged cover later engraved with an inscription21.5cm high, 37oz 14dwt, 1,172grThe inscription reads 'Beaufort Hunt Steeplechases 1889 Badminton Steeplechase won by Norah'.Fully marked underneath and inside cover. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some bruises and pin dents. The engraved coat-of-arms and inscription are later.

A George V Silver Tray, by Thomas Bradbury and Sons Ltd., London, 1923, Retailed by Manoah Rhodes and Sons, Bradford shaped oval and with shaped reeded rim and two reeded scroll handles, engraved with an inscription59.5cm wide over handles, 90oz 12dwt, 2,818grThe inscription reads 'Presented to James M. Tankard Esq. J.P. by the Employees of James Tankard Ltd. on his retirement from the firm March 1924'.Fully marked underneath and further engraved with retailers name. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.Slightly warped so does not sit flat when placed on a level surface.

Wedgwood Jasperware in varying colours to include blue, green, black and royal blue to include a tankard, small jardinieres, trinkets and others (Qty). Generally in good condition, some odd damages and minor relief missing. Green jar missing finial.

Royal Doulton to include seriesware jugs such as 'Ever Drink Ever Dry', a Doulton two-tone stoneware tankard with 2 similar and a Buchan Portobello jug (6). Generally good, damages to unmarked stoneware tankard.

A quantity of miscellanea to include; Buddha figures, Spong & Co coffee grinder, candle stands for a piano, pewter tankard, shell purse, Roman collector's coin, etc.

A box of tankards and Stein mugs to include 'Ewenny Pottery' tankard and souvenir tankards from Holland, Austria, Portugal, etc.

A quantity of miscellanea to include; metal cash tin, Tasco 12 x 50 binoculars, plated sucrier, pewter tankard, etc

A 'God Speed The Plough' tankard, cup & saucer and plate.

a Late 18th- early 19thc Chinese Imari pattern tankard of cylinder design with C scroll handle to side hair line crack and damage to handle paper label verso H x 16cm D x 11cm and a Chinese 18thc blue and white with a figure standing by a shore a/f D x 23cm (2)

SELECTION OF CERAMICSincluding a Carlton Ware teapot with a pale duck egg blue body decorated with convolvulus to one side, the reverse decorated with feathery foliage, a Carlton Ware shaped dish with similar decoration, a J & G Meakin tea pot decorated in the nightclub rosebud pattern and a companion oval dish, a Price tea pot decorated with blue roses and gilt highlights, Denby pottery ashtray, Buchan pottery tankard and a selection of vintage bottles

SELECTION OF METAL WAREincluding a pair of brass fighting cockerels, two brass bowls, set of seven stacking ashtrays, table lighter, tankard, tray, toast rack, tea and coffee pots and other items

A quantity of glassware including Dartington Glass Edgar tankard, etched drinking glasses, etc.

A crate containing a quantity of metal items including pewter tankard, brass tray, etc.

An early Victorian silver large cream jug with embossed decoration and scroll handle, set on triple cast feet by Robert Hennell III - London 1847 - sold with a Britannia silver small tankard with reeded scroll handle and indistinct base marks

G.F. West 302723 Royal Artillery: 1939-45 War Medal and Defence Medal with miniatures of same and awards sheet, also an Italy Star - sold with his fibre dog tag, other related badges and buttons, Artists Rifles cap badge, pair of Indian clubs, tankard, lighter, seal skin beret, RAF Benevolent Fund (German aircraft aluminium) cast bell (clapper missing). etc. - all contained within his japanned tin transit case