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2 boxes containing mainly carved animals etc together with pewter tankard, Brooke Bond tea card albums, John Player Aeroplanes, WD & HO Wills Wild Flowers etc

A box of mixed ceramics and glass, to include Wade, Irish pottery tankard, glass elephant etc

A Regal Princess brass paperweight in the form of a propeller, a William IV pewter pint tankard and a brass ship calender.

A 19th century Bohemian glass tankard with pewter cover, with floral decoration inscribed 'C. Ashworth 1864' to the cover, height 16.5cm, and a later example (2).

BROADWAY & CO; a modern hallmarked silver mounted glass tankard, height 14cm.Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

A SMALL GERMAN ETCHED RUBY AND CLEAR GLASS TANKARD

A late 19th Century brown leather "Blackjack" style tankard, with Sterling silver rim, probably by Gorham & Co. stitched handle and base, 11cm high 

A George V silver cream jug, engraved with bellflower swags, Chester 1918 by Nathan & Hayes, height 8.7cm, an Edwardian silver christening tankard, London 1905 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, height 7.6cm, and a Victorian silver circular sugar bowl, Birmingham 1886, total weight 222.7g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with two bands of scallop shells and leaves flanked by a loop handle, Sheffield 1878 by Atkin Brothers, height 9.5cm, and a similar smaller silver christening tankard with engraved floral and foliate scroll decoration framing a monogram, Sheffield 1901 by Atkin Brothers, height 8cm, total weight 259.5g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian silver cylindrical christening tankard with loop handle, on ball feet, London 1870 by Thomas Smily, height 7.5cm, a silver match box holder on a lobe rimmed circular dish base, Birmingham 1909 by Asprey & Co Ltd, diameter 10cm, and a group of other silver items, including a pair of napkin rings, London 1987, cased, a vesta case, a circular compact and a nail buffer, weighable items only 275.9g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Elizabeth II Irish silver christening tankard of slightly flared cylindrical form, engraved with a unicorn and crown crest, flanked by a scroll handle, on a circular foot, Dublin 1967 by Royal Irish Silver Ltd, import mark Sheffield 1966 by Sheffield Assay Office, height 6.8cm, and a silver baluster christening tankard, Sheffield 1977, height 9cm, total weight 303.6g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Two boxes of glassware to include: coloured Carnival glass, lidded bonbon dish, bowls, plates, green glass dressing table set, candle stick holders together with clear glass measuring jug, other jugs, carafe , lidded tankard, glass candle holder with glass spandrels etc. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Two boxes of assorted items to include: brass and white metal cocktail shaker and measure, a brass canon, abstract design candlesticks, straight sided tankard awarded to Flt Lt Sansom Engineering Wing 1967, black and gilt vases, brass and mother of pearl lidded pin dish, various plates including Mason's Oriental design 19th century plate, two Wedgwood first edition 1975 colonial Williamsburg foundation plates South Carolina and Virginia, Masons plate, Royal Homes Hampton Court Palace teapot, Wood Potters of Burslem toby jug etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Silver covered tankard, later adapted with spout added and embossed foliate decoration, with cancelled George II marks, London assay office marks for 2022, 30.69 oz 954.6gm 20cm high PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM MAY CONTAIN IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbanks advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.

Various Antique pewter, including 18th century dinner plate, tankard, candlestick, desk sander etc

ANTIQUE SILVER STAMP BOX ABND MINIATURE SILVER TANKARD

An 18th century Chinese export polychrome tankard and a collection of 19th century Canton famille rose export porcelainfirst of bell shaped mug with loop handled painted with an interior scene with a family gathered round a table, gilt scroll borders, together with a tankard decorated with an interior scene, a cylindrical teapot and cover, a miniature teapot and cover, four graduated pots and covers and a tea bowl, (9)first height 13 cm Condition: Bell shaped mug with a chip to rim and a hairline running form rim down side with a flake chip to interior. Glaze imperfection to handle. Famille rose tankard has a restoration to handle, third largest pot has been extensively repired

A Collection of Various Glassware to Comprise Caithness Paperweights Moulded Black Glazed Teapot, Green Glass Dishes, Vases, Decanter, Commemorative Tankard, Dishes Etc

A Collection of Various Metalwares to Comprise Silver Plated Two Piece Tea Set, Pewter Teapot, Hot Water Jug, Tankard, Cruets Etc

A small collection of military items, to include Two Royal Sussex Regiment cap badges, an etched glass tankard with Royal Sussex and Cornwall regiment insignia, a WWII Defence medal, Comrades of the Great War badge (371112) and a German shooting medallion (parcel)

Embossed silver tankard 4” high, w: 5 ozt

Football, World Cup 1966, World Cup Willie tankard by Gibson & Sons of Stoke, transfer printed images and gold edging, Gibson stamp to base. Sold with a World Cup Willie postcard issued by the FA with original Gordon Banks signature with dedication (vg) (2)

JAPANESE EGG SHELL TRIO, SILVER PLATED HIP FLASK, PEWTER TANKARD, PANASONIC DIGITAL CAMERA, WALKMANS, DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYERS ETC

AN EXPORT SILVER TANKARDMark of Leeching and Qiu Ji, Canton, Hong Kong and Shanghai, second half 19th centuryWith repoussé decoration of cranes and birds amidst bamboo, a cartouche to the centre with the letters 'ACMP', with an attached handle moulded as a scrolling dragon.12.2cm (4 3/4in) highFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GROUP OF CERAMICS AND METALWARE, comprising a Maling 'Peony Rose' pattern four piece dressing table set, a William IV pottery jug painted with flowers and berries, initialled and dated 1835 to the cartouche, height 21.5cm, cracked, staining and crazed, a table top magnifying glass on weighted base and flexible arm, two small frames of Delft plaques, two Copeland Spode 'Spode's Jewel' dinner plates, both seconds and two other Copeland Spode relief moulded plates, six plated metal pin dishes, a modern Japanese pottery vase, a Dartmouth Pottery relief moulded golfing tankard, cracked, a Johnson Bros 'Regal' egg basket of hen form, two Spanish porcelain figures of ladies and a resin figural table lamp (Qty) (Condition report: main damage mentioned within the description)

FOUR BOXES OF ASSORTED CERAMICS AND GLASS ETC, to include a small box of Aynsley printed pattern tea wares, Royal Albert Lady Carlyle tea cup with chipped saucer etc, Royal Doulton Series ware plates, Hammersley china cups and saucers etc, Gladstone 'Calais', novelty teapots and egg cups, boxed Royal Doulton Queen Mother twin handled commemorative cup, Wood & Sons Silver Jubilee tankard, Wedgwood Mistral Gravy boat with saucer, Caithness Glass inkwell, an Island Studio glass perfume bottle from Guernsey (cracked), assorted drinking glasses etc

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY MINIATURE TANKARD, COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER, comprising Imari 3788 pattern coffee can and saucer, with an Imari Scissors 2649 miniature tankard height 4cm, diameter 4cm, all with red backstamps date codes for 1903/4 and 1905 (Condition report: good overall, some wear to gilding on handle of tankard) (3)

MODEL TALL SHIP TOGETHER WITH HORSES HEAD MODEL, PEWTER TANKARD AND OTHER ITEMS

A WWII trench art silver plated tankard, engraved with a map and details of the North Africa campaign, reserve cartouch engraved, 'Brass used for the manufacture of the tankard was salvaged from the battlefields of North Africa', height 12cm

Richard Bayley 1739. Kleiner George II Humpen. London, 1729-30. Silber, gest. BZ., MZ.: 'RB'. Runder, eingezogener Stand. Leicht konischer Becher mit glatter Wandung und profiliertem Lippenrand. Henkel mit Monogr.: 'AC', im Boden graviert 'Eliz: Ford.'. H. 10,5 cm. Gew. ca. 267 g. - Bayley, Richard 1739. A Small George II Tankard. London, 1729-30. Silver, stamped. Assay mark, mm.: 'RB'. Round base, mug with even wall and profiled rim. Handle with monogram: 'AC', base engraved 'Eliz: Ford.'. H. 10,5 cm. Weight approx. 267 g. -

Fayence-Walzenkrug mit Chinesen. Thüringen, um 1780. Weiß glasiert, mit bunten Scharffeuerfarben bemalt: auf der Schauseite Chinese mit Sonnenschirm, flankiert von Palmen. Henkel mit Strichverzierung. Zinnmontiert. H. 26,5 cm. - A Faience Tankard with a Chinese. Thuringia, c. 1780. White glazed, painted with colourful underglazed colours: on the front Chinese with parasol, flanked by palm trees. Handle with line decoration. Pewter mounted. H. 26,5 cm. -

Fayence-Walzenkrug mit Reiter. Thüringen, 18. Jh. Weiß glasiert, bunte Scharffeuerbemalung. Auf der Schauseite Reiter auf Ziegenbock, flankiert von großen Stauden. Henkel mit Strichverzierung. Bodenmarke 'H'. Zinnmontiert. H. 25,5 cm. - A Faience Tankard with Rider. Thuringia, 18th cent. White glazed, colourful underglazed painting. On the front a rider on a billy goat flanked by large shrubs. Handle with line decoration. Bottom mark 'H'. Pewter mounted. H. 25,5 cm. -

Seltener Milchglas-Walzenkrug mit Chinoiserie-Dekor Dekor in blauer Emailmalerei mit Goldakzenten. Schauseitig ein rundes Bildfeld mit einem stehenden, einen Schirm tragenden Chinesen in stilisierter Landschaft; flankierend große Buketts mit Päonien. Zinnmontierter Stand, der Zinndeckel mit Kugeldrücker, graviertem Monogr. u. Dat. 1763. H. 23,5 cm.A rare German probably Thuringian pewter-mounted white glass tankard with chinoiserie decor. The pewter cover engraved with monogram and dated 1763.Deutsch. Wohl Thüringen. 18. Jh.

Großer Erfurter Walzenkrug Fayence. Polychromer Scharffeuerdekor mit Eisenrot. Manganviolett jaspierter Fond, schauseitig eine Reserve mit einem Chinesen in einer Kartuschenrahmung mit Fürstenhut. Zinnmontierter Stand, der Zinndeckel mit Kugeldrücker und graviertem Monogr. mit Dat. 1738, eingelassen ein allegorisches Medaillon mit weiblicher Figur. H. 26 cm.A large Thuringian pewter-mounted faience tankard with polychrome decor dated 1738.Erfurt. Um 1738.

Walzenkrug mit Soldatenszene Zylindrischer Korpus, rückseitig geschwungener Bandhenkel. Auf der Schauseite vierpassige, von Laub- und Bandelwerk gerahmte Reserve mit szenischer Darstellung von Soldaten mit Kriegsgefangenem in einem Heerlager, vor einem Hauptmann stehend. Seitlich farbige Blumenbuketts und gestreute Blüten. Polychrome Malerei in der Art Höroldts. Golddekor. Erg. aufgewölbter und gravierter Silberdeckel mit blattreliefiertem Drücker, Bandelmuster und "Augustus Rex"- Monogramm für August den Starken. Undeutl. gest.; Im Boden bez.; Minim. rest.; Gold ber.; Schwertermarke. H. 18 cm. A porcelain tankard with battle scene. Added lid with monogramm AR for Frederick the Great, indistinctly stamped. Minor restored. Gold rubbed. Crossed swords mark.Meissen. 2. Hälfte 19. Jh.

Biedermeier-Humpen Zinn. Über gewölbtem Stand zylindrische Wandung. Schauseitig geflechelter Dekor mit Darstellung einer Kinderwiege und seitlich stehendem Elternpaar, mittig Sinnspruch. Auf gewölbtem Deckel monogr. und dat. 1832. Unw. Gebrauchsspuren. Gem., Stadtmarke, zweifache, undeutl. Meistermarke. H. 27 cm.A Bohemian dated pewter tankard with depiction of a babycrib and parents, above motto. Signs of use. City mark, double, indistinct master´s mark.Böhmen. 1832.

Walzenkrug Steingut. Polychromer Dekor aus einem springenden Pferd in stilisierter Landschaft. Zinnmontierter Fuß, der Zinndeckel mit graviertem Monogramm u. Dat. 1799. H. 25 cm. A German pewter-mounted, polychrome painted and glazed earthenware tankard dated 1799. Deutsch. Wohl Magdeburg. Fayence- und Steingutmanufaktur Guischard. Um 1799.

Erfurter Walzenkrug Sog. Pilasterkrug. Manganvioletter jaspierter Fond mit Reserven, in polychromer Scharffeuermalerei Darstellung eines Schäfers in höfischer Tracht, seitlich Blütenstängel. Zinnmontierung, der Deckel mit Kugeldrücker, graviertem Monogr. u. Dat. 1737, gem. (Meistermarke und Stadtmarke von Halle an der Saale). H. 27 cm.A pewter-mounted Thuringian faience tankard with polychrome decor. Lid with engraved monogram dated 1737.Provenienz: Kunsthandel Walter Senger, Bamberg; Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.Erfurt. Um 1737.

Musealer Creußener Renaissance-Krug von 1611 Braunes, salzglasiertes Steinzeug. Hohe, leicht gebauchte, zylindrische, durch Drehrillen bzw. Profilbänder gegliederte Form. Reicher, aufgelegter, überaus fein reliefierter Dekor, dunkelbraun engobiert. Am Bauch ein breiter Fries aus Karyatiden und rechteckigen Feldern mit weiblichen Maskarons, die Kartuschenrahmung mit Roll- und Beschlagwerk, in den Zwickeln gegenübergestellt Adam und Eva mit Früchtemotiven, unterhalb jeweils ein Löwe. Zum Fuß ein alternierender Fries aus Renaissance-Ornamenten und Puttoköpfen, oberhalb ein Inschriftband mit Dat. "APPALONIA ORTLIN 1611". Zinndeckel und -henkel erg.; H. 26,8 cm.Dieser Krug wurde 1893 in Köln versteigert und war bis heute für die Forschung verschollen. Mit seiner Inschrift von 1611 handelt sich nun um den frühesten bekannten, datierten Creußener Krug, gefolgt von dem kleinen, beschädigten Frobenius-Krug mit vergleichbarem Reliefdekor aus dem Jahr 1614, der sich im Germanischen Nationalmuseum in Nürnberg befindet. Anzunehmen ist, dass der bereits seinerzeit kostbare Appalonia Ortlin-Krug für eine hochgestellte Bürgerin einer fränkischen Stadt wie Nürnberg angefertigt wurde, wohl anlässlich einer Vermählung. Hierauf weisen sowohl die Motive des Dekors als auch der überaus seltene Name "Ortlin" hin, der Mitte des 16. Jhs. bei einer Nürnberger Hafnerfamilie nachweisbar ist. Vgl.: "Katalog ausgewählter Kunstsachen (...) aus dem Nachlasse der Herren Louis von Lilienthal in Elberfeld, Maler Bourel in Köln, Dr. Chargé in Köln etc.", Versteigerung bei J. M. Herberle (H. Lempertz' Söhne), Köln, 14.-20.12.1893, Nr. 19, S. 4, Abb. Tafel 1; Richard Stettiner: "Der Fayencemeister L. S. und seine Werkstätte", in "Cicerone", XV. Jahrgang, 1923, Heft 2, S. 47-62, aufgeführt auf S. 49; Josef Horschik: "Creußener Steinzeug", in "Keramos" Heft 139/140, 1993, S. 3-282, aufgeführt auf S. 28, 31, 43, 44, 59, 110 und zu Abb. 21.Provenienz: 1893 versteigert bei J. M. Herberle (H. Lempertz' Söhne), Köln; 1989 Kunsthandel Walter Senger, Bamberg; Privatsammlung Paderborn; später in süddeutscher Privatsammlung.A very rare South German Creussen stoneware tankard dated 1611. Chips to the foot, pewter handle and lid replaced.Creußen. 1611.

Hochzeitshumpen Zinn. Über gewölbtem Stand zylindrische Wandung. Schauseitig geflechelter Dekor mit Darstellung eines Hochzeitspaares in Rokokotracht, seitl. großes Vasenpaar. Auf gewölbtem Deckel monogr. und dat. 1791. Gem., zweifache Stadtmarke, Meister Johann Paul Böhmer (wird Meister 1752). H. 23 cm.Vgl. Hintze, Sachsen, Nr. 383.A Saxon dated pewter wedding tankard by Johann Paul Böhmer (master since 1752). Double city mark, master´s mark.Dresden. 1791.

Creußener Apostelkrug Dunkelbraunes, salzglasiertes Steinzeug mit polychromer Emailbemalung. Auf der Wandung breiter Fries mit aufgelegten, namentlich bez. Reliefdarstellungen der zwölf Apostel. Ohrenhenkel belegt mit reliefiertem Maskaron und Akanthusblatt. Zinnmontierung, der Deckel mit Kugeldrücker. H. 18 cm. Vgl. Klinge, Kat. Deutsches Steinzeug der Renaissance- u. Barockzeit, Nr. 192.Vergleichsstücke befinden sich u. a. im GRASSI Museum für angewandte Kunst in Leipzig, in der Sammlung der Museumlandschaft Hessen-Kassel und im Krügemuseum in Creußen.Provenienz: 1989 Kunsthandel Walter Senger, Bamberg; Privatsammlung Paderborn; später in süddeutscher Privatsammlung.A pewter mounted and lidded South German Creussen salt-glazed and polychrome enamelled stoneware tankard (Apostelkrug).Creußen. Um 1650-1670.

Walzenkrug Sog. Annaberger Steinzeug. Dunkelbraun engobiertes, salzglasiertes Steinzeug mit polychromer Emailbemalung. Auf der Wandung flächendeckender ornamentaler Reliefdekor. Zinnmontierung, Deckel mit Kugeldrücker, graviertes Monogramm "HKM" mit Dat. 1699 und Symbolen der Weberzunft in einem Lorbeerkranz. H. 17,5 cm.Vgl. G. Reineking-von Bock, Kat. "Steinzeug", Kunstgewerbemuseum Köln 1976, Nr. 818-19. Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.A Saxon pewter mounted and lidded salt-glazed and polychrome enamelled stoneware tankard dated 1699.Sachsen. Dippoldiswalde. Um 1699.

Schrezheimer Walzenkrug Fayence. Dekor aus einem Blumenbukett in polychromer Scharffeuermalerei. Zinnmontierung, im Deckel graviertes Monogr.; H. 23 cm.A South German pewter-mounted faience tankard with polychrome painted decoration of flowers.Schrezheim. 2. Hälfte 18. Jh.

Spätbiedermeier-Deckelpokal aus dem Hause Wittelsbach Farbloses Glas, rubinrot überfangen. Reicher Schliffdekor aus Ornamenten und Spitzbogenarkaden. Scharnierter, vergoldeter Dekor mit reliefplastischem Dekor aus Früchtefestons und Akanthusranken. H. 19,5 cm. Provenienz: Laut Information des Einlieferers ehemals im Besitz des Hauses Wittelsbach.A cut Bohemian ruby glass tankard with gilt cover from the house of Wittelsbach.Böhmen. Mitte 19. Jh.

A group of 19th century Wedgwood cabbage leaf pattern ceramics, with green glazes, comprising seven circular plates and three fruit dishes with naturalistic edges, together with four other similar unmarked dishes, a small green glazed pottery tankard, an Elcroft Ltd bowl, and a dish by Carter Stabler Adams Ltd, Poole, England, a/f. (17)Condition: at least four of the Wedgwood pieces are damaged with chips or hairline cracks, some damage to other pieces.    

A group of pottery and china collectables, including a Victorian Charles Meigh moulded pottery jug, decorated with bacchanalian scenes and fruiting vine handle, elaborate cast factory mark to base, 29cm high, together with an early 20th century painted plaster bust, modelled as Queen Nefertiti, 25cm high, a plaster bust, modelled as a horse's head, 20cm high, Buckingham china Royal commemorative tankard, a Wedgwood blue jasperware teacup and saucer, and several trinket boxes. (11)

A collection Stuart Crystal and other crystal glass wares, forty pieces of Stuart Crystal including a decanter, tankard, liqueur glasses, tumblers, with some other pieces by Waterford, Edinburgh Crystal, Royal Albert and Royal Doulton, together with some unmarked glasses. (q)

A mahogany cased set of twelve fish knives and forks, two cased pairs of fish servers, and some loose flatware, two pewter jugs, a tankard and two cigarette lighters by Dunhill (a quantity)

A quantity of brass and copper ware, including a coal scuttle, kettle, tankard jug, lantern etc.

A Collection of nine Royal commemorative flags, including Edward VII coronation, Irish flags, George cross flag,  Irish Merchant Navy flag, Prince of Wales flag, together with Edward VII memorabilia, including Coronation mugs, tankard, a small Goss vase, a framed picture of Edward VII with Tetley & Co Art label and a framed decorative silk (a lot)

A collection of 18th/19th century cutlery with horn forks etc, in a leather tankard.

Delft Faience Tin Glazed Pottery Lidded Jug / Tankard in the form of a Bearded Man with pewter mounts, marked CS 454 to base, 23cm high

18th century Scandinavian Birchwood Peg Tankard, the domed lid with a lion, the scroll handle with a ball thumbpiece, on three ting turned ball feet (one foot damaged and repaired, split), 22.5cm high

A British World War Two Trench Art Tankard Made From A Spent Brass Artillery Shell Dated 1945.

A Victorian style twin handled tankard with figured design and frog to interior, an Edward VII coronation mug (2)

A James Allen, Sheffield 882 teapot, together with another similar, a pint tankard stamped VR2, a Moulinette, made in France, mill grinder, together with nine stoneware jars and jug, with two packets of Lifebuoy Soap

A collection of Denby dinner/tea ware "Manor Green" together with midwinter tableware, Wedgwood cabinet pieces, Wade tankard, ceramic coach lamp and porcelain pill boxes (4).

David Frith tankard, Barbara and Michael Hawkins for Port Isaac studio pottery bowl, Tony Davies and Susan bowl, Anne Hughes pierced plate and other studio pottery (8)

World Cup 1966 - A collection of twelve pieces of World Cup related china and glassware, to include Gibson & Sons tankard, Washington Pottery ashtray, Royal Crown Derby ashtray, World Cup Willie glasses etc, vg (12)

Boxed Thomas Webb crystal cut glass tankard, silver plated hors d'oeuvre dish with inset moulded glass divisions and collection of other glassware including whisky tumblers, fruit bowls, etc (2 boxes)