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Silver plate and metalware to include a canteen, two pairs of boxed napkin rings, sauce boat, tankard and other itemsLocation: G

An early 20th century silver tankard, 10cm highLocation: port

Glass and ceramics to include a set of three Poole model dolphins, glass model boats by G Durand, a lamp, a tankard and other items

TWO SILVER PLATED SUGAR SHAKERS, FOUR TRAVELLING CUPS IN A LEATHER CASE AND A CITY OF LONDON CONSTABULARY TANKARD

AN ASSORTMENT OF PUB ITEMS TO INCLUDE A SIGN, A COCA-COLA BUCKET AND A TANKARD ETC

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS INCLUDING A TEAPOT, COFFEE POT, AN ICE BUCKET, ENGRAVED TANKARD, CIGARETTE BOX, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, ETC

Cold painted bronze fox, 3 small metal animals(maybe cold painted bronze) and pewter tankard with fox handle.

Adams Tunstall Dr Syntax Tankard 10.5cm, a flask 13cm, a crescent-shaped pot, and two Capodimonte figures (5)

Stoneware to include two crocks, Doulton jug, pint tankard, two bottles with Cirencester labels (7)

Peter Lee a pencil drawing of a leveret, together with a pair of book ends picturing a dog Rtrelley Poinsetta, a silver coloured stag figure and a brass fallow book door knocker and a tankard.

George Brough (1890-1970), motorcycle racer and manufacturer of Brough Superior. Archive of correspondence, photographs and ephemera from Douglas Wesson (1914-1979), Brough's company secretary and friend. Collection includes a Motor Cycling Club tankard, 'London-Exeter 1931, G. Brough, Sidecar'; four vintage Brough Superior enamel badges, including S5, S99 & S100; three unused Brough Superior stickers, two of which are SS100; an autograph postcard, typed & signed, 24 February 1938, regarding Wesson starting at Vernon Road Works; an autograph letter, signed, on company letterhead, c.1939, congratulating Wesson on his engagement/wedding; an autograph letter, signed, on Salzburger Hof letterhead, 20 December 1958, wishing Wesson a happy Christmas (complete with envelope); an autograph letter, signed, on Pendine letterhead, 29 July 1969, congratulating Wesson on his Silver Wedding Anniversary, 'Will you accept from me my sincere thanks for the many years of kindly help and sincere loyalty you have always given to the companies carrying the name Brough, and to me personally for the support you have given me during the many illnesses I have enjoyed during the last few years. I want you to enjoy spending the attached cheque with as much pleasure as it gives me to send it to you.'; three Brough Superior Harvest Supper menus, 1954-55-56, each bearing numerous signatures (including George Brough & Constance Brough), the 1956 menu complete with invitation card; a letter from Bramley, Lipman & Co., Solicitors, 3 February 1970, addressed to Wesson and relating to Brough's will and trust fund; two signed letters from Constance Brough, on Pendine letterhead, 1970, 'Dear Mr Wesson, Will you please accept this little gift as a token of my great regard for you. I always think of you as the Rock of Gibraltar on approaching it from the sea. Something so solid and good that nothing would move. I thank you for all your kindness & thought both to my husband and myself during all these years, and do truly hope that our good friendship will continue.'; signed letter from Constance Brough to Mrs Wesson, 26 January 1979, offering her condolences following Douglas's death; a quantity of photographs, ranging in date, some depicting the Brough home and gardens (two inscribed and signed by Constance), some depicting the Wesson family at leisure; two vintage trilby hats, believed to have been given by Brough to Wesson as he didn't take to them himself (Brough notably wore a personalised flat cap when riding); several less important/later/unsigned letters, a business card and newspaper clippings. Together with a collection of photographs documenting Wesson's grandfather's trip to Missenden in 1950 with his colleagues at Boots, and two volumes of The Beacon (one documenting the trip)Provenance: By descent of Douglas Wesson, George Brough's company secretary and friend

A group of miniature cabinet items to include Meissen style tea cup with blue cross swords, miniature Coalport tankard, a Trentham Hall (Staffordshire) miniature mug, another small, floral cup, a powder shaker bearing Worlock Collection label (probably Spode) a Spode miniature blue and white transfer printed filigree design chamber pot, another blue and white inkwell and cover and a Spode miniature blue and white transfer printed miniature sauce boat bearing Audrey White Collection label. (8)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Coalport design tankard is cracked. Meissen style cup lacks saucers. Other floral unmarked cup is cracked. Chamber pot has a hair crack. Other items scuffed and worn.

Box of oddment to include Smurf Figurines, Truman and co Ltd London and Burton Vintage Bottle, Pewter Tankard, Candlesticks etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A 19th century Scottish pewter Tappit Hen, of typical cylindrical baluster form, the loop handle extending to a scroll thumb piece, with incised banding to the body, 26cm high, along with two pewter measures, each of cylindrical form with applied angular handles, touch marks to the rim on both, 14cm and 10cm high, a pewter tankard, 10cm high, a pewter baluster form caster, 11cm high and a pair of candle snuffers (6)

A 19th century copper coal bucket, with brass swing handle and applied rivet detail, 31cm high, along with a 19th century copper baluster jug, tankard, copper warming pan, two iron and copper frying pans etc (8)

A large engraved glass ale mug or tankard, c.1760, engraved with the initials 'B / IM' within sprays of hops and barley, the wide strap handle with a scroll terminal, 18.5cm.

A glass ale jug and a large mug or tankard, c.1760-70, the jug engraved with hops and barley flanking the initials 'SD', the mug of slightly tapered form, with a trailed band around the middle, 19.3cm max. (2)

A large coin mug or tankard, 2nd half 18th century, the body applied with rings and trailing to the neck, raised on a hollow-knopped stem enclosing a George II silver sixpence (drilled), over a thick foot, 25.5cm.

A large Spanish glass mug or tankard, mid 18th century, of a pale green tone, slightly tapering to the neck, applied with a wide blown handle with scroll terminal, 16.3cm.

A Royal Doulton stoneware jug with silver mount decorated with rustic scene, 17cm high, a similar tankard, 13.5 high, a ship in a Haig 'Dimple' bottle, one other ship in a bottle, a wooden model of a two masked ship, etc.

BIRMINGHAM 1928 SILVER TANKARD - maker Adie Brothers Ltd, 8ozt, 11cms H, plain form with foldover type top rim and circular foot with no monogram or inscriptions

A Chinese Imari tankard: painted with a long-tailed bird perched on a peony branch in a fenced garden with pierced rockwork, early Qianlong, 14.5cm [two frits to handle].

Pair of Arts & crafts style metal pot pourri bowls, tripod legs, 23cm; small tankard, pierced copper plaque, and a small rectangular embossed copper pin tray; embossed copper cylindrical jug; candlestick with tripod supports.

George III silver tankard of baluster form, with leaf mounted scroll handle (London1778) Joseph Lock. All at approximately 12ozs. 13cm overall height.Condition report: General overall condition good, commensurate with age and use, some surface marks and scratching, surface has some denting, minor creasing and pitting, body has been polished and possibly engraving removed. Lower handle mount, where it joins body, has been repaired and reinforced, base is distorted, possibly compressed and repaired. Marks are clear.

Contemporary George III Style silver tankard of baluster form, with leaf mounted scroll handle (Birmingham 1962) Elkington & Co. All at approximately 10ozs. 14cm overall height.Condition report: General overall condition very good, some minor surface scratching and pitting, rim is nicked in places, base slightly distorted. Marks are clear

George II silver tankard of cylindrical form with engraved armorial shield, scroll handle with heart terminal and hinged domed cover with scroll thumbpiece (London 1752) Maker's mark unidentifed. Tankard is fully marked on body and inside cover, maker's mark only on handle. Cover hinge pin loose, lower handle joint repaired. All at approximately 21 troy oz. 18cm overall height.

Pair of Old Sheffield plate domed covers, with fluted and gadrooned decoration and hallmarked silver coronet finials, together with a silver plated tankard, with engraved coronet A. Domed covers 21.2cm diameter. (3)Provenance: removed from Bramfield Folly, SuffolkGeneral overall condition worn, copper is visible on all highspots and interior, lead is visible on borders, rims slightly distorted. Silver coronet finials are good, hallmarked London 1841, fasteners not marked. Silver plated tankard is good, surface tarnish and minor scratching, no damage.

Silver tankard with inscription (Birmingham 1922) 12.5 cm high-11ozs

Chinese export porcelain tankard, late 18th century, of baluster form, painted in underglaze blue and enamels with flowering and fruiting branches, 15.75cm highCondition report: Some glaze scratching commensurate with age and use. Some glaze loss to the handle. A few small chips to the base. Light hairlines around the rim.

Prattware Toby jug, circa 1800, shown seated, with glass of beer in one hand and a foaming tankard in the other, wearing a yellow jacket and ochre breeches, on a brown-lined square base with canted corners, 18cm highCondition report: Handle has been repaired, and the right hand has been reattached. A few small footrim chips and some other nibbles to extremities.

A Dunhill tankard shaped table lighter, engraved with entwined monogram WAB, the base marked with Pat. No. 32961/49

A collection of lustreware and other ceramics, comprising a teapot and three jugs, a tankard and a mounted plaque

An assortment of silver plate and metal ware, including two decanters, one claret jug, nautilus shell spoon warmer, goblets, tankard and other items

An 18th/19th Century English Glass Hand Blown Tankard of Ribbed Form with Ruby Banding with Top Band having Etched Scrolled Design and Central Inscribed 'A Present From Crystal Palace' 10cms High

A Collection of 19th Century Blue and White Transfer Printed Items to Comprise Water Jug, Ladle, Spode Lidded Two Handled Tureen, Devon Pattern Two Handled Bowl on Footed Base, Tiger Hunt Tankard, Pearlware Asparagus Dishes, Two Tonquin Pattern Two Handled Butter Dishes and an Arcadian Chariots Pattern Octagonal Bowl.

A Collection of Hamilton Derby Imari to comprise Coffee Can, Saucer and Tankard

A Scottish silver mounted horn tankard, of tapering form with heart motif, WD & Co, Edinburgh 1907, 19.5cm high 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

Silver and electroplate items, including: two silver photograph frames; a silver table cigarette box, with engraved presentation 'To The 1936 Point-to-Point Racing First Prize Ladies Race'; together with an electroplate half-pint tankard; and an electroplate salver.

A hallmarked silver tankard weighing approximately 299g.

A 19th Century bell metal quart tankard; another similar; various sized copper measures etc.

An Edinburgh crystal decanter and stopper; a floral etched decanter and stopper; a cut glass decanter and stopper; a pair of silver plated sauceboats; an Eastern brass decorated rose bowl; a collection of silver platedware to include sugar scuttle, butter dish and a Wade barrel tankard

TWO SILVER CHARM BRACELETS AND LOOSE CHARMS, the first a curb link chain each link stamped sterling, fitted with seven charms in forms such as a spider stamped 'Silver', a street lamp, six pence coin, merry go round stamped 'silver', a man and cart and a St. Christopher stamped 'Silver', fitted with a heart clasp hallmarked London, the second a curb link bracelet each link stamped sterling, fitted with twenty charms in forms such as a tankard, lighter, bath tub, windmill, camera etc some with marks to indicate silver others unmarked, fitted with a spring clasp stamped 'Sterling', together with six loose charms, approximate total gross weight 124.9 grams

A GROUP OF BRASS AND OTHER METAL WARES, to include a very large brass charger diameter approximately 72cm, a hanging oil lantern with cut glass panels, a textured copper vase marked 'JS & S', a pewter tankard in the form of a female nude, a Harry Mason, Birmingham beer tap, a glass bodied table lamp, a four branch plated candelabrum, a brass teapot, three kettles, a blowtorch, a covered vase and brass ornaments including cars, etc (sd) (Qty)

THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND CAT ORNAMENTS, to include an art glass fish, a ruffle rimmed orange glass vase, an amber glass Empoli style genie bottle, a bright orange ceramic vase marked 'Tivoli', a Hornsea Bronte three piece cruet set, a Welsh Conrah engraved aluminium bud vase in metallic blue, a pair of St Marychurch Pottery 'Portland Bill' vases, three nursery ware bowls, a pair of blue lustre fish vases, a Sadler tankard, a boxed crystal bud vase, over fifty mainly ceramic cat figures to include a mid-twentieth century elongated cat vase, a glass with a mouse and dangling cat, cat plates, etc

A BOX OF METALWARES, including Old Hall stainless steel designed by Robert Welsh, comprising an insulated flask, swing handled cake basket and tankard, other Old Hall includes a fruit bowl, tea tray and two goblets, together with assorted 20th century pewter tea sets and trays (1 box)

1913 London Silver Tankard by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co - marked RJB and 197g weight

A mixed collection of items to include: Royal Doulton & Similar Decorative Wall Plates, Limited edition golf tankard, cut glass crystal bowl etc

Wedgwood Blue Jasper items to include: vases, large bowls, planters tankard etc

Original antique advertising poster for Grande Brasserie Van Velsen freres Bornhem by Armand Rassenfosse (1862-1934) from Les Maitres de l'Affiche series featuring an Art Nouveau image of a lady in a pink dress drinking from a beer tankard mug set over yellow background. Good condition, small tears, minor staining, blind embossed stamp in bottom right corner. Country of issue: France, designer: Armand Rassenfosse , size (cm): 27x39, year of printing: 1896.

Small Continental porcelain flower bowl, supported on four cherubs, a further English porcelain vase with floral decoration in relief, and a Capo di Monte tankard and cover with cherub finial (a/f) (3)

Victorian large glass tankard, approximate height 9 inches, depicting Dye Ken John Peel etched design horse and hounds

A mixed collection of items to include a 19th century dressing table set, tankard, small collectables and 19th century dinner plates (Qty). Condition generally good. Collection only.

Two boxes of miscellaneous items, to include brass chambersticks, brass trivet, pewter tankard etc

An 18th century pewter quart tankard, later adapted, height 16.5cm, together with a 19th century pewter charger, 31.5cm

A reproduction Staffordshire pottery jug in the form of Admiral Nelson, h.30cm; together with various other Staffordshire Toby jugs and a novelty tankard etc (7)

A pair of early 20th century Sitzendorf hard-paste porcelain figures, the seated gentleman wearing a black hat, purple jacket and yellow breeches with a basket of flowers in his hand, on floral encrusted C-scroll base, his female companion in blue dress with bonnet upon her lap, on floral encrusted C-scroll base, having printed mark verso, h.13cml together with a pair of Naples porcelain figures of cherubs, one with wheatsheaf in hand, the other with grapes and tankard; and four other Naples porcelain figures (8)

A 19th century continental stoneware novelty tankard in the form of a Friar, having pewter mount and thumbpiece, impressed circle mark verso, h.16cm

A Victorian Sunderland lustre jug, transfer printed with figures and 'The Sailor's Return' verse, h.10cm; together with a Victorian Sunderland lustre kettle stand, with religious verse; and a Victorian Sunderland lustre tankard (3)

A Victorian salt-glazed stoneware oversize tankard, typically relief decorated with hunting scenes within landscape, impressed C Woods Brewer & Wine & Spirit Merchant Bacton, h.13cmA few little nicks on the glazing as pictured. See extra images.

A box of miscellaneous metalware, to include Old Sheffield Plate tankard, wine funnel, hip flask, loose flatware, pepper grinder etc