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Collection of 19th century and later ceramics including an early 20th century Satsuma vase, 18.5cm tall approx (hairline crack) a late 19th century continental figure group of a boy and girl supporting an outsized egg, 22.5cm tall (af to base) a biscuit barrel with blue and white painted decoration on a gilt ground, with plated mount, a collection of Belleek wares including a vase with embossed cottage decoration of hexagonal form, a heart shaped dish, two vases, etc, a Ewenny Pottery jug, a tankard with hunting scene detail, etc (collection) (15)

Six cased sets of teaspoons, dessert forks, etc, loose silver plate cutlery a tankard, trinket boxes.

Ethel Charlotte Chase Hatch SWA (British 1869-1975) - A bowl of flowers and metal tankard of flowers (pair) watercolours on paper, both signed, 24 x 35cm approx in gilt frames with moulded details, together with a watercolour and pastel study of a garden scene signed Leazell, 37 x 48cm, and a further watercolour of a cherub bird bath amongst flowers, signed H Royston Hudson, 50.5 x 31cm, both framed (4)

A green enamel bread bin, a copper tankard, a brass candle stick, etc.

Silver tankard

A BOX OF WHITE METAL WARE, to include a rectangular white metal tray, a cased fish knife and fork server, a cased 'Royal Albert' crown derby cake server, a boxed set of community plate dessert forks, a white metal basket tray, a white metal tankard, a silver-plated three branch candlestick, a boxed Community plate cake server, a boxed bread knife fitted with a mother of pearl handle and silver collar hallmarked Sheffield etc

A BOX AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASSWARES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a seventeen piece unmarked part tea set painted with blue flowers, a pot lid printed with a portrait of 'The Late Duke of Wellington' (sd), a Wedgwood jasperware biscuit barrel with plated lid, an S Hancock & Sons Corona Ware blush ivory pedestal vase height 16cm, an oriental ginger jar with bird design and character marks to base (repaired lid), a swan planter marked Dartmouth, a three piece hand painted dessert set, metalware including a nineteenth century plated tankard (missing handle) engraved New Inn, pressed glassware including a jelly mould, vase, jugs, etc (sd) (1 BOX AND LOOSE)

A BOX AND LOOSE METALWARES, PICTURES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a brass plaque reading 'Barclays & Co Engineers Kilmarnock No 287 1882', a Salter's Improved Circular Spring Balance Class II (missing spring), a watercolour labelled verso 'MB Styles, Newhall Mill Sutton Coldfield, June 10th 1922, WH Rollitt' (sd), a print on board of vintage racing cars after E Montaul titled 'Coupe Des Voiturettes 1908', a set of kitchen balance scales with brass pan and six weights, a pewter glass bottomed tankard, glass base etched with a courtroom scene and the phrase 'Time for Another', a Parkin & Marshall plated teapot, a Butlers Pride of the Midlands horse brass, a Duplex oil lamp with later base and wall attachment, a reproduction ceremonial axe, etc (sd) (1 BOX + LOOSE)

A GROUP OF CERAMIC WARES, including a four piece tea set comprising tray, teapot, cream jug and covered sugar bowl, with banded gilt decoration beside a pale blue ground, a faience inkwell with character marks to the base (chips), a Shelley ceramic jelly mould, a Royal Doulton Night Watchman series ware tankard D4746, nine Wade Whimsies, two Royal China Works Worcester blush ivory coffee cans, and a boxed Abbeydale knife and dish set (Condition report: sd, most pieces appear in good condition) (Qty)

A GROUP OF ASSORTED CERAMICS, QUARTZ MOVEMENT MANTEL CLOCK IN A GILT CASE, RESIN FAIRY AND ORIENTAL STYLE FIGURES, ETC, including a small West German pottery jug, a Royal Doulton 'December' pin dish, a Maling pottery blue and grey pedestal vase moulded with a swirl, shape no.155, height 21cm, a Gibson & Sons Ceres Ware moulded fruit bowl, brass tankard, etc, s.d. (33) (Condition report: mixed condition, majority of pieces in reasonable order, Ceres Ware bowl crazed and stained, Arthur Wood preserve jar has an ill-fitting cover and chip to the base)

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED BALUSTER TANKARD, chased with scrolls and foliage. 15.5cm high overall 

Collection of Wedgwood 'Blue Jasperware' items to include two teapots, creamer, milk jug, sugar bowl, tankard (1 box) 

A 20th century Bohemian style ruby glass vase of conical form, etched with deer and birds, height 20cm, together with a similar tankard and six liqueur glasses (8)

A box of miscellaneous metalware, to include large brass figure of a cockerel, pewter tankard, loose flatware etc

A box of miscellaneous metalware, to include 19th century copper tankard, pewter tankard etc

A 19th century continental pewter tankard, Eastern coffee pot, brass tobacco box, and brass cow bell (4)

A silver Tankard, hallmarks for Birmingham 1972, maker T. Hill.

Sheffield silver plate on copper bottle holder and a tankard

A small silver plated tankard and assorted silver spoons

A small silver tankard, four silver napkin rings and one other

A vintage double burner hotplate, together with an antique pewter lidded quart-sized tankard

METALWARE INCLUDING A SILVER TODDY LADLE (QTY)A pair of Victorian plated candlesticks, 24cm high, another candlestick, 32cm high, a 19th century pewter tankard, a copper fire bucket and sundry (qty)

CERAMICS, A GROUP OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATER, INCLUDING GERMAN PORCELAIN TANKARD (A.F) WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE, ROYAL CROWN DERBY AND SUNDRY.

A box of glassware including swan ashtrays, bird and dome, duck tankard

A large bow porcelain tankard, circa 1750's decorated in Imari colours, decorators mark '4' to base, 15cm tall (hairline crack to body)

Glazed tankard signed Black Ginger underneath

Georgian brass pub tankard inscribed 'Waggon & Horses York', H16cm

Set of five 19th century copper tankard measures comprising 1/2 Gallon, Quart, Pint, 1/2 Pint and Gill H22cm (max) together with a later copper measure with brass handle

A LARGE SWEDISH SILVER TANKARD the top inset with a medallion, bell knop and three ball feet. Weighs 42ozs

C19th glass tankard with loop handle on scrolled lion prunt feet, engraved with ferns and monogrammed 'M.A.J', H12cm

A group lot of Dambusters and Bomber Command memorabilia including hand painted metal figures by Elite Forces, boxed, pewter tankard, hand blown glass globe by Mayflower Glass England of a Lancaster Bomber, paperweight, Dambusters pocket watch etc.

Seltener Creußener ApostelhumpenHöhe: 16 cm. Deckel mit Zinnpunzierung „FT“ neben zwei Türmen. Innerhalb des figürlichen Programms datiert „1662“. Creußen, 1662.Steinzeug, gedreht, gemodelt, polychrom staffiert und zinnmontiert. Über unglasiertem Stand der profilierte Standring. Leicht konischer niedriger Korpus mit Profilringen, C-Handhabe und Stülpscharnierdeckel mit dreifachem Scheibenknauf in Zinn mit Besitzermonogramm in Gravur: „N.W.V.S“ sowie „H.P.V.S.“ Die Wandung mit dichtem figürlichem Programm die zwölf Apostel zeigend, die durch Maiglöckchendekor miteinander verbunden sind und ihre Attribute tragen. Darüber Rotolus mit Namensnennung der Apostel. Zentral gesetzte Tondokartusche mit dem Wappen von Philipp von Seyboth, der darunter schriftliche Erwähnung findet. Handhabe mit Löwenmasqueron und Akanthusblattdekor. Allseits auf dem braunen Fond polychrom glasiert und die Gesichtszüge der Apostel herausgearbeitet.Anmerkung: Philipp Seyboth, Altbürgermeister von Rothenburg und Landvogt, wurde 1661 geadelt; fortan waren es die Freiherren von Seyboth. Literatur: Vgl. Joachim Kröll, Creussener Steinzeug, Braunschweig 1980, Abb. 79. (1300831) (13)Rare Creussen apostle tankardHeight: 16 cm.Lid with pewter hallmark “FT” next to two towers. Dated “1662” within figural depiction. Creußen, 1662.Notes:Philipp Seyboth, former mayor of Rothenburg and bailiff, was given the title of Baron of Seyboth in 1661.Literature:cf. Joachim Kröll, Creussener Steinzeug, Braunschweig 1980, ill. 79.

A mixed lot to include a converted brass oil lamp, a Victorian stool, teaware, glasses, a painted wooden hygrometer, pictures, model horses, a tankard and other itemsLocation:

FOUR ITEMS OF PEWTER TO INCLUDE A CANDLE HOLDER WITH SNUFFER, TANKARD, JUG AND BOWL

FIVE VINTAGE BOXED SETS OF FLATWARE TO INCLUDE KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS PLUS A SILVER PLATE JUG AND TANKARD

AN ASSORTMENT OF VINTAGE ITEMS TO INCLUDE AN OIL LAMP, A BRASS LIGHT FITTING AND A TANKARD ETC

A QUANTITY OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE SILVER PLATE CRUETS, BUD VASE, TANKARD LAMP BASE, INLAID WOODEN GALLERY TRAY, ETC, TO INCLUDE A HALLMARKED SILVER PICTURE FRAME AND A BRUSH

A QUANTITY OF BOXED GLASSWARE TO INCLUDE STUART CRYSTAL WHISKY GLASSES, CUT GLASS TANKARD, BOHEMIA CRYSTAL WHISKY GLASSES, AN ARTHUR PRICE COCKTAIL SHAKER, BOXED WEDGWOOD CHARLES AND DIANA TANKARD

A collection of Capodimonte pottery, including a tankard with figural pattern of classical females and males in various states of undress, 29 cm high, a cup with cherubs, a floral decorated tea pot, together with various other items including table lamp and pussy cat tea pot

A LATE GEORGE II SILVER TANKARDOf baluster form, with a scrolling handle, openwork thumbpiece and raised on a circular foot, height 19.5cm, the body later presentation inscribed, London 1758, maker Fuller White, weight 751 gms, the inscription relates to the Honourable Artillery Company, Light CavalryCondition Report: Hallmarks underneath and within the lid are clear. Interior gilding is rather weak. Maker's mark to outside of handle is a little rubbed. Otherwise generally good condition. 

Hallmarked silver pint tankard, Birmingham assay with Masonic inscription for 1927 Tenacity Lodge, H: 10 cm, 158g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A mixed lot comprising a vintage clock modelled as a pagoda, a pair of Victorian glass vases and a pressed glass tankard.

Good Quality Silver Gilt Tankard. 407 g all in. London 1888, William Hutton & Sons. Glass bottomed.Height 12.6 cmsCondition report: One ding to base rim.

Good Quality Silver Gilt Tankard. 407 g all in. London 1888, William Hutton & Sons. Glass bottomed.Height 12.5 cms

Silver Tankard. 168 g. Sheffield 1902. Walker and Hall. Embossed decorationHeight 9.5 cmsCondition report: No issues

Quantity Silver Plated Items. To include entree dish and cover, good quality teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, tankard, and other piecesCondition report: Mostly very good condition

Chased American Silver Tankard. 174 g. American, Simon Kirk and Son, 20th Century. Probably c. 1930. Small monogram to cartoucheHeight 10 cmsCondition report: No issues.

Large Early 19th Century probably German Silver Rimmed Ceramic TankardHeight 21.5 cm x Diameter 13.5 cmCondition report: Several hairline cracks to the pottery, silver good with no dents

Georgian Silver Reeded Tankard. 122 g. London c.1800. Maker's mark unclear.Height 9.2 cmsCondition report: Wear commensurate with age and use. Marks rubbed

Silver Christening Tankard. 150 g. London 1926, Robert Pringle. Vacant cartouche to body.Height 8 cmsCondition report: Good, no issues

1947 Dunlop Masters Golf Tournament silver plated trophy tankard won by R W Horne (Reg Horne) and engraved Little Aston Golf Club Golf 1947, made by Goldsmiths London

1953 Dunlop Masters Golf Tournament silver plated trophy tankard won by R W Horne (Reg Horne) and engraved Sunningdale Golf Club Berkshire 1953 - made by Goldsmiths London

Hallmarked silver tankard of slight tapering form, C-scroll handle to a spreading circular foot, engraved with a monogram, Sheffield 1954, marker's mark Walker & Hall, 14cm tall, 310gms

George VI silver small tankard of plain design, Birmingham 1937, maker's mark Crisford & Norris Ltd, 5cm tall, 116gms (a/f)

Edward VII silver presentation tankard of tapering cylindrical form, ornate scroll handle, engraved 'For the winning team, Royston Memorial' dated 1909, 11cm tall, Sheffield 1907, maker's mark James Dixon & Son Ltd, 203gms

Mixed Lot: George VI silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, applied reeded C-shaped handle standing on a spreading foot, engraved "Timothy like father like son", 10cm tall, Birmingham 1904, maker's mark Ernest W Haywood (a/f), together with a silver twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1932, g/w 233gms

A GEORGE II SILVER COVERED TANKARD BY WILLIAM SHAW & WILLIAM PRIEST, London 1754, the domed lid engraved with initials and with a scrolling thumbpiece, above a cylindrical plain tapered body engraved with a crest above a moulded girdle, 'S' scroll handle with a curved spade terminal, 18cm high, 20.8ozt, 648.9 grams (Condition report: general surface wear, scratches and small knocks, particularly to the cover dome and foot rim, there is a patch of solder to the inside of the lid, the bolt inside the hinge is loose and can drop out, as a consequence the hinge has lots of play in all directions, heavily tarnished throughout, the underside of the base shows ring of solder, exterior hallmarks quite rubbed, not sitting totally level on a flat surface, approx. diameter of the foot is 11.5cm)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER TANKARD OF BALUSTER FORM, S scroll handle, plain body, stepped circular foot, makers Pinder Brothers, Sheffield 1974, 10.46ozt, 325.2 grams, height 13cm (Condition report: in good condition overall, a few patches of tarnish to the body, marks lightly rubbed, no evidence of dents or repair)

A tray containing antique and later plated wares to include pewter tankard, teaware, goblets, dishes etc

A silver tankard in the late 18th century style, of baluster shape with acanthus scroll handle & on round moulded foot, 5” high, Birmingham 1932 by Barker Bros. (12oz)