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A 19th Century Famille Rose tankard. Approximately 10cm tall.  Small chip to base

A 19th Century large Crown Derby Imari palette tankard. Approximately 12cm tall and a Victorian Imari palette moustache cup and saucer. Both good with some minor wear

Group of items, including Cyprus tankard, flask, compact, trinket boxes, plated spoons, lighters, etc

Five five Victorian pint tankard measures with pewter handles, each stamped VR, set of polished brass bell weights, together with 18th century and later Pewter plates and charges, some bearing London touchmarks, largest D42cm

A Hallmarked Silver Tankard, HF&Co, Sheffield 1944, of plain tapering cylindrical form, with large loop handle, 12cm high (370grams); together with an Elkington plated example, of similar design, stamped to the base "The Strand Hotel Ltd". (2)The hallmarked tankard has overall surface abrasions, no visible dents etc. The Elkington example has overall surface abrasions, scratches, dents/dinks, ripple to diameter of rim, indistinctly stamped "PINT".

A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER LIDDED TANKARD MAKER'S MARK I*M (NOT TRACED), LONDON 1766 With a pierced scroll thumb piece to the ogee domed cover, the scroll handle engraved E*D 1767, the body with a girdle and on a circular moulded spreading foot 21cm (8 1/4in) high 878g (28.25 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clearPlay to the hingeCover sits wellStands wellSlight knock to the foot rimEngraving to handle clearLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE III SILVER TAPERING TANKARD JOHN SCHOFIELD, LONDON 1795 The flat cover with a pierced thumb piece and engraved with a crest, the body with a scroll handle, reeded bands and engraved with an armorial 18cm (7in) high 841g (30.3 oz) These separate engravings represent the full armorial of the arms of Thomas Langford BROOKE (1769-1815) of Mere Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire and his wife the Maria BROUGHTON (1768-1841) daughter of Revd. Sir Thomas BROUGHTON (1749-1813) 6th Baronet of Broughton Staffordshire by Mary WICKER, daughter of John WICKER. They were married in the year 1790. Thomas Langford BROOKE was the younger son of Peter BROOKE (1722-1783) of Mere Hall, who was MP for Cheshire, by his second wife Elizabeth LANGFORD (1768-1841) co-heir of Jonas LANGFORD of Antigua and Theobalds Hertfordshire. In 1797 he was MP for Newton. On the death of his brother in 1784 he inherited the plantation in Antigua of his maternal grandfather.   Condition Report: Marks are clearEngraving crispPlay to the hingeNo apparent splits/cracksNicks to the handleThe cover sits wellThe tankard has probably been dropped at some point, the rim is misshapen and there is a dent to the foot rimLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A silver cream jug, bowl and butter dish with wooden liner, together with a silver plated christening tankard, 328.1g (10.5ozt) gross weighable silver

A collection of silverware including flatware, mustard, match cases, purse and tankard, 548.9g (17.6ozt) weighable silver

Two 18th century Chinese famille rose tankards, one with a metal strap handleone tankard has metal rattan bound handle, the other has crack through, please see further images for condition12.5 cm high and 10cm diameter14cm high and 11cm diameter

A boxed glass and silver mounted tankard W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham, 2007.

Two Items of 18th/19th century Delft tin-glazed Earthenware to include a dish from the De Drie Klokken factory and an armorial tankard decorated with exotic flora, base monogrammed AM. Height of tankard 14.4cm Diameter of plate 22.5cm (2)

Royal Doulton Leather ware tankard. Incised rampant lion picked out in orange. Base is impressed 8608 A along with impressed date letter lowercase u. Height: 14.5cm

19th century Charles Meigh white porcelain tankard with vine handles, bisque glaze to exterior with raised figures in a Bacchanalian orgy, the base with print of medal presentation by 'The Society of Arts', height 11cm

An English pearlware tankard, circa 1770, cylindrical form, painted with a Chinese fisherman in a river landscape, below a Neoclassical laurel border, 15cm high

David Hammond for Thomas Webb, a commemorative Shakespeare glass tankard or mug, 1964, cylindrical form, engraved with the name William Shakespeare, above mitre and line cut dates 1564 1964, etched marks design sponsored by the Shakespeare anniversary council, 15.5cm high

A PAIR OF GERMAN GLASS PINT TANKARDS with pewter mounts and lids, the glass body of one cut and etched with Joseph and the Christ Child, and the other with an armorial within strapwork borders, the pewter lids of each with an upright thumbpiece and a slightly domed top with ownership initials "FC" and the date "1796", 20cm high; and a similar glass tankard cut with the armorial of the Royal House of Bavaria highlighted in gilt, 20.5cm high (3)

A GOOD CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN LIDDED TANKARD, the lid with a cupid, the body with a classical scene with nudes. Mark in blue. 9.5ins high.

A Worcester 'William Pitt (Earl of Chatham)' mug or tankard, circa 1760, of tall cylindrical form with a grooved strap handle, transfer-printed in black with half-length portrait of Pitt, flanked by subsidiary prints of 'Mars' seated upon a cloud and 'Fame No. 3' blowing a trumpet,12cm high (chip to interior mouth)

Georgian Newcastle provincial hallmarked silver pint tankard of plain baluster form, Newcastle 1757, maker John Langlands I, height 13cm, weight 324g

Likely Calcutta 19th century Indian colonial silver tankard with overlaid decoration of vines and naturalistic handle, with faux hallmark style lion passant, crowned leopard head and monarch's head duty marks along with maker's mark MO or WO, height 11cm, weight 288g

George VI hallmarked silver pint tankard of plain tapering form, Sheffield 1945, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, height 13cm, weight 346g

Edward VII hallmarked silver christening tankard, Birmingham 1906, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd, height 7cm, hallmarked silver trophy cup on ebonised base, Birmingham 1930, maker K & L and a Victorian hallmarked silver match box holder, Birmingham 1900, maker Levi & Salaman, weight of all three excluding base 172g

A silver tankard etc, 6.6 oz

A George V silver Quart Tankard inscribed on base "Reproduction AD 1682 London, Original in Possession of St Johns College Cambridge" London 1928, 1025gms, maker: William Hutton & Sons, Ltd. further inscription under rim of lid dated 1928  Very good condition. No evidence of erasure. Hinge and marks all good.

A mixed lot of ceramics including 19th century tankard with frog to interior, 1930s honey pot, child's cup and saucer, cottage ware butter dish, bobbin egg timer, blue white ware, etc. ( 2 boxes ).

Box of assorted items to include: opera glasses, sycamore tankard with yew handle, butter pats, the Acme and Metropolitan patent whistles, oriental style jewellery box, brass weights, inkwell holders, costume jewellery bracelet, vintage stamp machine etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Two trays of assorted china to include: continental, porcelain, hand painted floral trinket box, 19th century single handled tankard hand painted with floral sprays, pair of English possibly Coalport floral vases, tureens etc. together with a pressed glass rummer. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Far too much to condition.  In general appear OK but some of the items are very grubby.

A late 19thC tankard, engraved with swags of flowers, and etched "Present to Lily Crocher on her birthday, Aug 2nd 188? by EG Sturch", raised on a central knopped stem and conical foot, 22cm high.

An Edward VII silver christening tankard, initial engraved, Birmingham 1906, and a George V silver christening tankard, of faceted footed form, initial engraved and dated 1934, Birmingham 1932, 4.53oz.

25 (approx) various vinyl albums, to include, Armored Saint, Acid Reign, Testament, Keel, Tankard, Rage, Helloween, Nuclear Assault, Over Kill, etc. Varying conditions, see photos for more details.

An 18th century Chinese early Qianlong (1735-1799) tankard mug. Circa 1840. 14x9.5x14cm

Circa 1600-1450 B.C. With globular lower body supporting a broad and slightly waisted tubular neck with everted rim, D-shaped spur to the forward face, strap handle to the rear with flat-section thumb-pad, trumpet-shaped foot; the thumb-pad and rim with painted bands of pointillé decoration, rim with muti-linear radiating bands, vertical bands to the neck formed with hatched lozenges, hatched horizontal and vertical bands to the lower body and wavy linear bands beneath the foot; old collector's reference '15.76' to underside; See Karageorghis, Ancient Art from Cyprus, The Cesnola Collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, no.52, p.38, for a similar tankard. 535 grams, 19.5 cm (7 3/4 in.). Formerly part of the Cesnola collection. this item has a red-ink inscription to the base suggesting it may have been deaccessioned from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.with Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, 26 May 1982, no.411.with Christie's, New York, 11 June 2003, no.95 (part).From an important Cambridgeshire estate; thence by descent.Accompanied by a copy of the relevant Christie's catalogue pages. [No Reserve]

GROUP OF MAINLY AVIATION COLLECTABLES including The Bradford Exchange 70th Anniversary Lancaster desk clock, 15.5cms (h), Atlas Editions replica sculpture Red Rum, 17.5cms (h) and Desert Orchid, 16cms (h), Franklin Mint limited edition plates, World War II aircraft, 20.5cms (h), Coalport plates a pair, Lancaster and Battle of Britain, 27cms (h), Davenport limited edition lidded tankard Hold at Sixty Feet, 19cms (h) and Hendon Royal Airforce Museum tankard, 13cms (h)Provenance: private collection Gwynedd

Miscellaneous Victorian and later copper and other metalware, including Art Nouveau style trays, ashtrays, jardiniere, antler handled tankard, etc

A Collection of Various 19th Century Coalport to Comprise Thomas Rose Jug C.1807, John Rose Cobalt Blue Ground Jug with Floral Cartouche C.1815, John Rose Tea Trio, Hand Painted Cobalt Blue Ground Jug with Landscape Scene and Floral Cartouches, Loch Lomond Hand Painted Plate, Tankard and a Perry Simpson Signed Plate with Langdale Pass Decoration

An assortment of items. To include army sports medals 1940-60, wood carved paper knife marked '1946 Aldershoot', lady's race club brooches (1930s), Aldershot, a Sheffield 1960s pewter tankard. etc

A collection of 20th century copper shop measures / cups. The collection to include a series of three copper cider measures each graduating in size with long handles to side, alongside two tankard style grain measures. The lot to include also a bulbous copper cooking pot / pan.

Three Royal Staffordshire pottery WWI character jugs and a more recent Royal Doulton example of Sir Winston Churchill, the three Toby jug characters by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1920) for including Earl Kitchener with Bitter for the Kaiser tankard, Sir John Jellicoe with Hell Fire Jack tankard, and Marshall J'Offre with bomb shell marked 75mm Que J'Offre (chip to hat rim), 25cm high (4)

A Victorian birthday gift of a small silver tankard engraved with a North American native on horseback, London 1847, makers Edward John & William Barnard together with a further small silver tankard, 10 oz approximately (2)

William Heath Robinson (British, 1872-1944) 'A Cleverly Thought Out Scheme for Smashing Enemy Tanks on The Dover Road' (1940), signed top right, titled below with pencil inscription 'Line + Tone', inscriptions to the back read: 'Published in Sketch, from William Heath Robinson' and dated Aug 21, 1940, pencil, pen and ink and bodycolour on card, 41 x 31.5 cm, unframed. Provenance: consigned for sale from the estate of a family member of the artist. 'W. Heath Robinson's fertile mind is still busy with plans to supplement our home-defence system. This clever scheme for smashing enemy tanks, should they succeed in reaching this country, is based on the well-known inability of the German to resist a tankard of stein of foaming beer. It will make the natural desire for "a quick one" produce an equally rapid manifestation of Blitzkrieg methods as adapted in this England.'

A Capodimonte porcelain tankard, decorated with battle scene, the handle formed from an elephants head and trunk, the cover surmounted with a lion finial

Mixed 19th / 20th century glass to include a Georgian rummer, a hop engraved beer tankard, a pair of slender trumpet posy vases, a floral etched vase, etc.

Late Victorian silver tankard by Walker & Hall (Sheffield 1900)Total weight 326 grams

19th century Persian white metal rose water sprinkler and Indian white metal tankard (2)

18th century Chinese export tankard of massive proportions

Large pewter tankard decorated in relief with the twelve apostles, with inscription to cover, 22cm high

ELKINGTON & CO MASSIVE PART GILDED TANKARD WITH GILDED BASE WITH FLORAL DECORATION, LOW RELIEF COMPOSITION/CERAMIC BODY, HINGE COVER, SURMOUNTED WITH A CROUCHING LEOPARD FINIAL, SCROLLED HANDLE SURMOUNTED WITH A TURK'S HEAD, GILDED INTERIOR, APPROX 37cm HIGH, BASE APPROX 21cm DIAMETER

H/M SILVER HALF TANKARD - 200 GRAMS APPROX

H/M SILVER SMALL TANKARD (BOXED) APPROX 3OZ (IMP)

A collectors' lot with silver, plate, barometer etc, including tokens, pictures, pewter tankard, mirror, brush and comb and a Melbourne 1956 Olympic commemorative dish.

A GROUP OF COLOURED GLASS WARE, comprising a boxed Wedgwood Glass Liverpool & Manchester Railway Tankard, limited edition 786/1000 with certificate, a boxed Bohemia Glass vase cut with sprays of flowers, a Wedgwood amber glass dog paperweight, with similar amber paperweights in the forms of a snail, a hippopotamus and a whale, a pink glass nut bowl (chips on rim), a Sabino opalescent glass fish (heavily chipped, large chip to base), and a mottled red glass paperweight in the form of an apple (9 + 2 boxes) (Condition Report: most pieces appear ok, obvious specific damage as stated in description)

THREE BOXES OF GUINNESS RELATED SUNDRIES AND ST. PATRICK'S DAY NOVELTY ITEMS, to include advertising Guinness slippers, novelty hats, pint glasses, tankard, a vintage Créme De Menthe decanter, three Bourne of Harlesden novelty ceramic decanters, metal Guinness wall sign, neck tie and nine collectable Guinness 'Scrum Stretchers', etc. (s.d) (3 boxes)

A Mappin & Webb silver tankard 16oz

An elegant, tall tankard hand-painted with matching cups. Luscious purple, red, and green grapes, accentuated with radiant gold detailing on the base, rim, and handle of the pitcher. Signed to bottom MC Clare. Haviland France backstamp. Pitcher measures: 7.5"L x 6"W x 13.5"H. Cups measure: 3.75"W x 3"H. Issued: 1908Condition: Age related wear.

A Liberty's Arts and Craft Tudric two handles tankard 'For old times sake', 20cm high

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts Silver Tankard and Cover, the tapering form with hammered interior and exterior, hallmarked KSIA, KESWICK, Chester 1953, 15.5cm Fully marked near handle and further part marked inside cover. Further stamped ‘Keswick’ near handle. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The cover is detached and the hinge and top of handle have each been polished to remove the solder. The surface is somewhat bright. The polishing has probably been done to remove the old solder. It should be a straightforward repair to reattach the hinge to the top of the handle. 

An old "God Speed the Plough" tankard and a Scotsman Toby jug.

Three small pieces of David Leach pottery and a pottery tankard.

Collection of clay pipes, serval carved as faces, together with butter presses, copper tankard, torpedo glass bottles etc