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A 19th century famille rose porcelain mug, with figural reserves, 13cm high, a Chinese Republic design spill vase, 10.5cm high, and a similar ink well, 7cm (3)Condition report: Tankard with repairs to handle and chips to rim, other two items have no visible chips or cracks

A German pewter mounted faience tankard, c1770, painted to the front in underglaze blue with a cartouche of buildings reserved on a powdered manganese ground, the low domed pewter lid with ball thumbpiece, 19.5cm h and miscellaneous English, Continental and other ornamental porcelain German tankard broken and re-stuck with old glue residue but of reasonable appearance. Several of the other items damaged

An English oak and ash 'York' tankard, probably 17th c, of tapered form with staved construction bent ash hoops, the fan fluted lid with acorn knop, carved strap and pierced handle, on three feet, the underside inscribed, old handwritten label: "L.T.153 Old English "Peg" Tankard" with five[sic] studs or 'pegs' inside, 22cm h The present tankard was drawn by the antiquarian Thomas Nadauld Brushfield, ND, FSA (1828-1910), then of Chester in 1867. The antiquarian journal from which the lithograph of Brushfield's drawing was published is presently untraced. Captioned as a specimen from Derbyshire, it was described as "2. Peg tankard made of oak hooped with ash 7½[inches]". A copy of the lithograph is included in the lot Good condition

DOULTON LAMBETH TANKARD - HM SILVER RIM

2 H/M SILVER PIN DISHES WITH A SILVER NAPKIN RING AND H/M SILVER TANKARD

A collection of decorative ceramics to include a Royal Copenhagen figurine of a sleeping fox, stamped to the base; Royal Copenhagen Denmark DH438, 17cm diameter; a Rosenthal white figure of a bull, stamped to the base, 11cm high; a Lomonosov white figure of a stoat, stamped to the base 'Made in USSR', 18cm high; a Vintage Staffordshire hidden frog large mug, 12cm high; a black painted stoneware two handled cup and tankard, the two handled cup stamped to the base 'Ironbridge Jackfield England'; a Staffordshire style porcelain fairing inscribed 'The last in bed to put out the light', 8.5cm high; a white and purple pottery tile, 12.5cm square; a vase decorated with birds, insects and foliage, 28cn high; a figurine of a man returning from the hunt, 25cm high; a plate with blue floral decorative motifs, 25cm diameter; a Rosenthal matador, three Lladro ducks and a glass bottle with a stopper, 15cm high (18)Condition report: Fairing with candlestand broken off, losses to both figures, tile with large chips to two corners, hidden frog mug with cracks running down the side and chips to the rim

An 18th century Chinese export porcelain tankard with figural decoration and a later brass handle, 11.5cm diameter x 12.5cm high together with an 18th century Chinese porcelain sparrow beak jug, 10.5cm high (2)Condition report: Tankard with a chip to the inside rim, later handle, small nibbles to the base; sparrow beak jug possibly missing a lid, with wear to decoration, crack to spout

A George II Silver Lidded Tankard with scrolling thumb piece and contemporary initial M*M to the handle's shoulder, London 1732, possible C or EF with mullet below, 625g

A Tobacco jar (cracked on lid) a pair of small treen heads, pewter tankard, a pair of decanters and a few oriental china pieces

Moustache cup, Staffordshire tankard (as found) and early porcelain chamber stick and snuffer

A 1960's Horlicks pottery mixing jug with a set of 7 mugs and a T.G. GREEN URIAH HEAP Tankard

A silver plate on copper claret jug with lion rampant, a graduated pair of Georgian decanters, silver cradle, horn handle tankard, silver handled magnifying glass and more (11)

An unusual late 19th / early 20th carved oak wooden tankard, folk art interest, in the Black Forest style. 16cm tall.

A mixed collection of pottery to include Crown Ducal George VI coronation tankard, Basil Matthews horse and a pair of Rudolstadt porcelain figures (4). Each item is generally in sound condition though each has slight damage. There is a chip to the rim of the tankard, a repaired leg to the horse and various chips / breaks to the figures.

A GEORGE II PROVINCIAL SILVER LIDDED TANKARD, by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle 1753, of baluster form with hinged domed cover, repoussé with flowers and scrolls, vacant cartouche framed by C-scrolls. 19cm high, 24.2 troy ouncesCONDITION REPORTNo obvious dents, damage or restoration.  The lid is unmarked, the handle and base are marked with makers mark, 

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, by John Payne, London 1776, of tapering form with S-scroll handle, the body with girdles and engraved with a crest above the motto "bere and forbere" and inscribed "Vivian Owen Adey", scratched initials to base. 16cm high, 19.1 troy ouncesCONDITION REPORTFoot slightly misshapen, few small knocks commensurate with age, marks very clear, makers mark stamped on handle aswell as on mug, 

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER FLAT-TOP TANKARD, by Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham 1908, in Charles II style, slightly tapering, raised on a reeded stepped circular foot, the hinged cover with reeded rim and shaped thumbpiece to front, S-scroll handle with hexagonal terminal and volute scrolling thumbpiece. 17.8cm high overall, 29 troy ouncesCONDITION REPORTMarks clear and well struck - cover further marked with lion passant and conforming date letter. Stands upright, does not rock. Cover hinge slightly loose but sturdy. Two small dings to flat top cover. Surface marks and light scratches throughout, commensurate with age and use

A large pierced brass trivet decorated with stylised anthemions, together with two 19th century glass-bottomed pewter tankards and an earlier pewter brass-rimmed pint tankard (4)

A four-piece silver group: a christening tankard of baluster form, a 19th century hallmarked silver sauceboat repoussé decorated with scrolling foliage, a late 1960s engraved trophy cup and a silver castor. (Total silver weight 243g) (4)

A selection of ceramics to include a pair of 19th century Staffordshire spill vases, a late 19th century Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain vase-and-cover in Kangxi-style, a Japanese imari bowl and a pair of signed Japanese reticulated hexagonal vases Condition Report: The vase and cover are in reasonable condition, no major problems although there is a tiny amount of fritting around the bottom of the foot, the lid appears OK, the two hexagonal Japanese vases appear in good overall order, the flower brick does not present with any issues, the imari bowl looks good with no cracks or restorations. The soapstone pig has a few nibbles around the edge of the face, the blue & white tankard appears a little discoloured to the underside of the foot as expected and commensurate with age. The male of the two spill vases has a small chip to the inside of the lip of the actual spill (orange part) and the female vase goods good - no condition issues.

A mixed collection of silver items, comprising a Victorian repousse cylindrical lidded pot, two cigarette cases, two mirror compacts, a 19th century pair cased pocket watch, a set of twelve apostle final tea spoons, a set of five teaspoons, a single teaspoon, a set of seven pickle forks with mother of pearl handles, an Elkington & Co pair of sugar nips, a set of six 800 silver spoons with Chinese man finial and lotus flower bowls, and a Cooper Ludlam silver handled letter opener, in presentation box, 26.95toz weighable silver, together with a small pewter tankard, a leather cased set of four silver plated hunting cups, a cased silver plated set of King's pattern cake slice and six cake forks, and five propelling pencils, one with silver body. (1 bag)

An early 20th century German silver table sculpture, modelled as a cock pheasant walking amongst flowers and grasses, on an integral oval base, Ludwig Neresheimer & Co, Hanau, Germany, London Import 1926, pheasant 11cm long, oval base 4.7 by 6.6, 3.8cm high, 2.08toz, together with a small silver christening tankard, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1932, 6.2cm high, 1.58toz. (2)

An 18th Century George III copper tea urn samovar on original mahogany stand. The copper urn with finial lid and interior lead weight, ring handles and pedestal base. The stand with serpentine edge and gallery top raised on tapering square legs and pull out cup / tankard rest slide. Measures approx; 96cm tall.

Collection of fire brigade memorabilia , to include a limited edition boxed set of London  fire brigade badges , 5 cast metal fireman figures  , 4 plates , a tankard and other items . (1 box)Condition , one metal figure broken from base .

Royal Worcester (later reproduction of an early piece) hand painted tankard depicting pheasant nr 2350 on cobalt blue ground together with a pair of similar style trumpet vases painted with pheasant approx 16 cms h.  (3)

A box containing a quantity Britannia Metal teaware, plated tankard and jug

An 18th century Delft pottery polychrome tankard, decorated with a dancing couple, 18.5cm high (lacking pewter lid)

A Worcester 18th century blue scaled two-handed dish, a small tankard and a teabowl

A Berlin tankard and cover, painted with a wine tasting scene, beehive mark (A/F) 22cm high

Five purple glass finger bowls, 8 short stem glasses, 2 sets of four glass sundae bowls and a glass tankard (22)Condition report: Minor scratches to exteriors throughout. Chip to base of one of the stem sundae glasses. Damage and loss ot handle of the tankard. Purple fingers bowls have roughness to bases and one with minor chipping. The 8 short stem glasses are 11 cm tall x 5.2 cm diameter

A George III silver lidded baluster tankard with pierced thumb piece and heart terminal to handle, London 1780, Maker F S, 795g, 20cm

A Victorian cased four-piece presentation Christening set. London 1871 & 1872 by George Adams. The set comprises a knife, fork, spoon and baluster tankard all cast with scenes of Grecian maidens in low relief. 12.8 ozt gross weight.Condition report: Good order

A large Victorian silver goblet. London 1882 by Elkington & Co. Together with a small Victorian silver Christening mug and a 20th-century pint tankard. 22.5 ozt gross weight.

A George V silver teapot, Birmingham 1920 by 'CW', together with a conforming sugar bowl and milk jug, and a small christening tankard, Birmingham 1924 by William Neale, 7.9 cm high, 20 ozt. combined weight.Qty: 4

A good lot of Wedgwood Jasper ware including tankard and vase.

A whicker creel, pewter tankard, tea tray etc Condition Report: Available upon request

A George II silver tankard, of plain, tapered form, the scroll handle with heart shaped decoration, by William Partis, Newcastle 1748, 15cm high, 14oz.

A Late 17th century silver tankard, possibly provincial, the hinged cover with engraved figure of a recumbent lion, the scroll handle with applied beaded and stylised stiff leaf decoration, and having reeded foot rim, maker's mark only struck twice to the lid and twice to the body, 18cm high, 34oz.

A set of six silver Hanoverian pattern tea spoons, by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1937, cased, another silver tea spoon, boxed, a silver caddy spoon, with trefid handle, by James Swann & Son, Birmingham 1934, a silver tot cup in the form of a miniature tankard, Birmingham 1977, and a Scottish provincial tea spoon, maker's mark M.H only. (qty)

Webb Crystal dish in presentation box, silver-plated part tea sets, pewter tankard etc in one box

Silver plate to include a pair of ladles, boxed, silver handled dessert knives, Christening tankard, napkin ring and egg cup cutlery and flatwareLocation: 1:3

Three items of silver plate to include a large handled and oval tray, a tankard and a domed dish cover together with a pair of knife rests with pug designLocation:

A Chinese famille rose porcelain tankard decorated with figures in a courtyard scene, Qianlong period (1735-1796). Height 15cm.

A brass tea set comprising coffee pot, teapot, tankard, milk and sugar bowl

Various Grimsby Town related memorabilia, etc., A Laughing Mariner goes to Wembley rosette, signed XL Nike Fitory short sleeved football shirt, flag, partially signed football, mid 1990s England shirt, tie, tankard, Grimsby Town Sash, scarf, etc. (a quantity)

Various Royal Commemorative wares, plate, 25cm dia, tankard etc. (a quantity)

A 19th Century white metal tankard, with raised floral decoration and having inscription dating to 1864, 10.6ozt, together with a silver napkin ring, silver vesta and a silver thimble, 1ozt

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL TANKARD AND COVERThe body decorated with a country scene, with a horse, a cow and sheep, two figures and with buildings beyond, the handle with a merry-making figure terminal, the finial to the lid modelled as a prancing goat, detailed beneath 12, height 23cm

A large 19th century glass coin tankardof bell form with a thread spun rim and applied scroll handle, the stem with a hollow knop containing a silvered and drilled George II coin dated 1753, on a circular conical footheight 25.5 cmCondition: Polished pontil. Chip with small loss to section of mid band of trailed decoration

An Austrian silver souvenir tankard charm engraved 'Carlsbad'Austrian marks, c.1900height 21 mm., weight approx. 1.4g.Condition: Good condtion

Works of art, to include a brass matchbox holder with naive markings, masonoid silver 1/2 pint tankard, German white metal snuff box, cased razor, Art Nouveau style brass picture frame, Carwardines Choice Tea box, Biucchi glass bottle, and others (qty)

WALKER & HALL; a George V hallmarked silver mug, with scroll handle, and engraved date 1917, Sheffield 1916, height 13cm, 9oxt/288g.Additional InformationLight age wear patina to the surface of the tankard but otherwise ok.

BARKER BROTHERS; a hallmarked silver anointing spoon, Birmingham 1936, together with a Dutch embossed white metal caddy spoon, two silver backed clothes brushes, an Edwardian hallmarked silver handled button hook, Birmingham 1905, a further hallmarked silver button hook and matching shoe horn, the handles decorated with hops, a serving slice and a plated teaspoon decorated with bullrushes, and a white metal miniature tankard (10).Additional InformationBoth of the brushes with heavy scratches and knocks throughout. The horn section of the shoe horn is tarnished. Other general age wear.

A selection of 19th century and later collectors' items including a pipe rack modelled as a country gate, a coat rack cast with three horses, a treen box modelled as a clam shell, a small selection of horse brasses, a pewter tankard, a miniature copy of The News of the World for January 8th 1929, a selection of World War I silk postcards, etc.

FOUR CONTINENTAL SILVER MINIATURES OR TOYSVARIOUS DATES 18TH TO EARLY 20TH CENTURYComprising: a rectangular inkstand, comma? mark, probably Dutch, with an inkwell, sander and spill vase, 7cm (2 3/4in) long; a German tankard by J. D. Schleissner & Sohne, Hanau, with a toper figural finial, 6cm (2 3/8in) high; a Dutch book form box, stamped 'Holland', tax mark, 3.5cm (1 3/8in) long; and a chamber candlestick, maker's mark illegible, probably Dutch, 4.7cm (1 3/4in) longCondition Report: Knocks, bumps, scratches and scratches consistent with age and use. The edge of the book is bent on bottom corner. The standish - one pot has a damaged cover, the left hand in the catalogue imageCondition Report Disclaimer

A Collection of Various 19th Century and Later Handblown Glassware to Comprise Amber Glass Vase Having Swirled Applied Vine Decoration, Mary Gregory Style Amber Glass Vase, Hand Blown Amber Glass tankard Etc

A Collection of Silver Plate to Include Cruet, Sugar Sifter, Tankard, Mustard, Butter Dish

An Iznik Pottery Tankard Decorated with Deer and Flowers, 13.5cm high

A George V silver christening tankard, Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1925, of plain form, engraved with phoenix with ribbon below 'GRAVIS DUM SUAVIS' to centre, inscription above and below 'SIMON ANDREW HILDER BAXTER CHRISTENED 18-8-84' and 'ELIZABETH JILL GRAVES FROM HER GODMOTHER ROSA MARY GRAVES 1926', 3 7/8in. (10cm.) high, weight 4.7 tr.oz. * Good condition, very light surface wear only.

A collection of silver smalls, comprising a miniature tankard by Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London 1975, of slightly tapering form, 2¾in. (7cm.) high; two pairs of miniature salt & pepper pots; a circular dish of waisted form by George Unite, Birmingham 1907; a set of six Art Deco silver handled butter knives by Barker Brothers Ltd., Sheffield 1934, weight without knives 5.4 tr.oz. * Waisted bowl with dents to bottom rim area, knife handles coming away from blades, peppers with flea-bite nibbles.