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A silver christening tankard by Edward Viners, Sheffield 1957, of plain form with engraved initials "JJ", 13cms high, 11.2oz gross.

A silver tankard, by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1956, of plain form, 11cms high, 7oz.

Five Pewter Three-Part Ice Cream/Chocolate Moulds, Victorian, and Two Others, one by Jones Bros. 4 Down St. W, moulded as a rabbit, 8.75ins overall x 6ins high, one circular quart tankard, No. 5. the lid moulded with spiral reeded ornament, 6.25ins diameter x 3.75ins high, one pint and a half mould No. 45, the lid mouled with fruit, 4.25ins diameter x 6.875ins high, and others, two lacking bases

A Small Collection of Mocha Ware, Late 19th Century, including blue, white and black quart ale jug, 6.25ins high, quart jug with tapered body, 6.25ins high, imperial tankard, 5ins high, and four pint tankards

A Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug, and Mixed Pottery, 19th Century, the jug impressed "C. Apps, Cobham, Kent", 5.125ins high, a brown stone ware small tankard, impressed "White Lion, Harling", 3.75ins high, and six other items, various

Five Blue and White Pottery Jugs, and Four Other Tankards, Late 19th Century, mostly printed with a "hop" design, the largest 4.75ins high, three blue and white pottery pint tankards, and a blue and white and terracotta quart tankard, various sizes

A Small Collection of Mocha Ware, Late 19th Century, including quart jug, 6.25ins high, tankard, 6ins high, Imperial tankard, 4.75ins high, and four other pint tankards

A QUANTITY OF SILVER ITEMS, to include a pair of late Victorian silver pepperettes, each in the form of an egg, raised on three ball feet, hallmarked 'William Hutton & Sons' Birmingham 1880, approximate height 45mm, a pair of silver urn form pepperettes, hallmarked 'Joseph Witton' Birmingham 1894, a single pepperette in the form of a tankard, hallmarked 'Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings' Chester 1901, two oval, double handled salts with blue glass lining, hallmarked Birmingham, with salt spoons hallmarked Chester, approximate gross weight 169.9 grams, together with a white metal mustard (Condition Report:- overall condition good, general light wear and tarnishing)

TWO WHITE METAL CHARM BRACELETS AND TWO LOOSE CHARMS, the first charm bracelet suspending twenty one charms in various forms such as a fish, shoes, boat, keys, harp, bagpipes etc, some with marks to indicate silver, fitted with a spring clasp, length 190mm, the second suspending twenty one charms in various forms such as a wishing well, horseshoe, cart, tankard, bells, animals etc, some with marks to indicate silver, fitted with a spring clasp, length 190mm, together with two loose charms such as a shoe which opens to reveal a figure with a dog and a barge with figures

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METALWARE, to include three pewter tankards, two sets with oval emblems for 'The Staffordshire Regiments', each with a scroll detailed handle, one tankard with an oval emblem for 'The West Midlands Regiment', designed with a glass base and scroll detailed handle, a trophy cup engraved to the 'Inter Company Boxing Club', another trophy cup on a circular wooden base, engraved 'Inter Platoon Novices, Boxing Club', two white metal double branched candelabras, a white metal circular tray on a raised stem, white metal coasters, toast rack, an 'Arthur Price' three piece condiment set to include salt and pepper pots and a blue glass lined mustard each piece raised on three lion head and paw feet, with decorative rims, etc

A BOX AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES ETC, to include two clay pipes, Aynsley 'Little Sweetheart' dish, oriental ginger jars (missing covers), glass rolling pin, painted details (faded), German been tankard, Besmo carving, Hammersley coffee pot, etc

A rare and unusual stone ware salt glazed twin or double bodied mug or tankard by Doulton Lambeth no 3712

A selection of pub tavern ceramics including tankard and transfer printed beaker with fisherman scene

An early leather covered Scottish silver tankard. 18.5 cm high. 18 troy ounces total weight.

An early 19th century pewter Quart tankard, a large pewter jug with lifting lid and one other similar missing lid.

A quantity of silver plate and metal ware to include galleried tray,candle sticks tankard jug etc.

An Edwardian silver christening tankard, having floral engraved decoration, further engraved 'To Ida Wood from N Gibson, July 16th 1905', 2.3oz

Two boxes containing a collection of various ceramics to include a relief decorated dish in the medieval style, a Chipperfield stoneware tankard, and a Royal Doulton Clovelly plate

An Edward VII Plain Silver Tankard, a George V Silver Christening Mug and Feeding Spoon, the tankard by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1936, of tapered form with moulded footrim and C-scroll handle, 5.25ins high, the christening mug by E. Edmonds, Birmingham 1932, of baluster shape and with scroll handle, engraved with name to base, 3.25ins high, the feeding spoon by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1928, the handle pierced and cast with moon face, weight 15ozs, later two pieces in fitted case

Edwin Whitney-Smith (1880-1952) - Dark green/brown patinated bronze standing figure of a huntsman drinking ale from a tankard, signed on rectangular plinth, 14.5ins high

A Victorian Silver Lidded Tankard, by Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II, London 1844, the slightly domed cover with shaped thumbpiece, tapered body, engraved with floral and scroll ornament, with double scroll handle, 5.75ins high, gross weight 14ozs

A collection of glassware, comprising nine cranberry glass champagne coups, 9.5 by 11.5cm high, three glass spill vases with applied decoration, 7.5 by 13.5cm high, a moulded glass decanter, 9 by 28cm high, and a 1620-1970 Mayflower commemorative glass tankard, 11 by 13cm high. (14)

A Chinese porcelain famille rose teapot, with strapwork handle, decorated with two reserve panels depicting exterior scenes with figures by a river, against a purple patterned ground with gilt highlights, 23 by 12 by 17cm high, together with a Chinese Export porcelain tankard, with moulded dragon form handle, decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze enamels with a reserve panel depicting figures near a lake, against an iron red mosaic pattern ground, 13 by 8 by 11cm high, a/f. (2)Tankard with large repair from top rim down one side.

A French two-handled pewter tray, 39cms (15.75ins) wide; together with a pewter jug, 15cms (6ins) high; a pewter lidded tall tankard, 26cms (10.25ins) high, all stamped 'SH 95%' (3).

A large pewter lidded jug; together with a pewter lidded tankard; a pewter box; miniature pewter jugs and tankards and other items.

A George III silver half pint tankard with scroll handle and repousse decoration, marks rubbed, weight 333g, 12cms (14.75ins) high.Condition Reportsome minor dents to the foot rim

Two silver plated Christening sets and a Pewter christening Tankard.

A tray of ceramics including 18th century Chinese famille rose bell form tankard, pair of Staffordshire spaniels, four Beswick birds and a Derby pot pourri jar (one tray)

A Royal Doulton tankard and two display plates of Rochester Castle, Under the Greenwood Tree'.

A Burleigh Farmers God Speed The Plough Loving Cup Tankard, two handled, some cracking to glaze but in good condition.

A quantity of glasses including tankard, two Budge glasses, stemmed glasses etc.

An early nineteenth century pearlware blue and white transfer-printed tankard, c.1800. It is decorated with a wrap-around scene of Edinburgh and has a chinoiserie border. 15 cm tall (1)Condition: There is a restored break to the rim. Provenance: Property of a Lady. 

A group of early twentieth century Royal Worcester porcelain miniature wares, c.1900-30. To include: a vase, a cup and saucer, a tankard, sugar bowl and a tyg. (5)Condition: In good overall condition. 

A group of three early twentieth century porcelain miniatures, c.1920-40. To include: a Crown Staffordshire tyg, and two Minton tankards. 3 cm tall. (3)Condition: One Minton tankard with small foot chip, the other with fine hairline. 

A group of  mid-eighteenth century blue and white hand-painted Chinese export wares, c. 1760-80. To include: a large tankard, three tea bowls and saucers and a saucer. Some with gilded highlights. Saucers: 14 cm wide, Tankard: 14 cm tall. (5)Condition: Crack in rim and base of tankard, one saucer cracked and rivetted. 

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Broseley wares, c. 1825. To include: an earthenware tankard, a jug, a breakfast cup and saucer, a cup and saucer (Miles Mason) and a can and saucer (Miles Mason). 17 - 25 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition. 

An early brass water sprayer, together with a collection of Biggles books, table lamps, Beswick tankard, prints and other wares.

A mixed collection of items to include: 20th Century Cantonese wall charger, Coalport commemorative tankard, Royal Worcester Egg Coddler etc

A collection of Wedgwood Jasperware to include: lidded boxes, pin trays, vases, commemorative tankard etc

A mixed collection of items to include: whitefriars glass vase, decorated glass vase, silver plated goblets & tankard etc

A mixed collection of items to include: Embossed Jugs Vases, Wedgwood Tankard etc

A Sadler Teapot, Purbeck bowl, Johnsons 'Dorado' Dinner plates, Lucky Sweep money box, Ken Dodd tankard, other ceramics:- One Box.

Carved Wooden Animals, Leonardo figurines (one damaged) masks, cigarette cards, pill boxes, tankard, etc:- One Box

A selection of vintage brass and coper wares including silver plated goblets and Mappin & Webb tankard

A pair of continental porcelain figures and two miniature milk jugs, Poole pot and miniature tankard (6)

A copper and nickel hunting horn, 22.5 cm, a silver plated fox stirrup cup, 13.5 cm, a silver letter opener with a fox mask finial, box, and a pewter tankard, with a fox handle (4)

A James Dixon & Sons Plated Sandwich Box, in a leather case, together with a plated tankard, boxed; a Cornish Tin mug "Fowey Royal Regatta", Lancashire Constabulary buttons, etc :- One Tray

EARLY 20TH CENTURY MOSER AMETHYST GLASS VASE, of diamond form, wheel engraved with daffodils, etched signature to base, 9.2cm high, along with a Moser emerald glass miniature tankard (2)

MID 19TH CENTURY BOHEMIAN CRANBERRY FLASHED JUG, of footed baluster form, wheel engraved with an architectural scene within a scrolling border, 10.5cm high, along with four matched liqueur glasses and other cranberry glass, including a tankard, a solifleur vase, another cream jug and an amber glass decanter and stopper with liqueur glasses (11)

JUGENDSTIL SILVER PLATED AND GLASS TANKARD, the hinged cover with tendril form finial and engraved dedication, with angular handle rejoining the body towards the base, the tapering circular glass engraved with foliage, with blank heart shaped cartouche, on four bracket feet, 19.7cm high

A George II English silver straight-tapered armorial tankard by John Fossey with a double domed cover, scroll thumbpiece, the scroll handle with a heart terminal, a moulded girdle and a stepped foot, London 1733. 27.5oz Ht 17.5cmCondition report: This is an excellent, honest example, a little heavier than others of the period with marks that, although not crisp are clear enough. The armorial is crisp and contemporaneous with the piece, no soft areas. The hinge is in good order, but rocks slightly. Slight push area on inside at lower handle joint, but no splits.

Large stoneware tankard, Father's Mug, height 9ins x diameter 7ins

An ascetic period sugar bowl and coffee pot and a tankard

A pair of 19th Century brass candlesticks with square bases 27.5cm, a similar set of four smaller candlesticks 19.5cm, a handbell, a late 19th century pewter quart tankard with brass rim, a pewter bowl and cover, two other pewter bowls, a continental pewter drinking bowl with pierced handle, and a brass spark guard.

An Indian pietra dura white marble round plaque, pierced & carved, the mother of pearl inlaid centre depicting the Taj Mahal; a pair of oak barley twist candlesticks; a Franklin Mint pewter 'The Armada' commemorative Tankard; a gilt metal & embroidered dressing table set; etc.

A Royal Doulton salt glazed tankard decorated with hunting scenes in relief' three salt glazed relief moulded jugs; a blue and white pedestal dish and cover

A George II silver lidded tankard by Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook, London 1750, with a hinged, domed lid, a scrolled thumb piece and a double scrolled handle, on a splayed foot, engraved with a family crest, 19 cm high, 960 gCondition report: some nicks to the lid, base, body and handle, bruise to handle, surface scratches commensurate with age 

A quantity of silver-plated ware to include a four-piece tea service, candlesticks, tankard, white metal Eastern lidded pot, cased fish servers, cased carving set, cutlery, etc.

A group of collectables with a nautical theme to include a silver plated tankard for the maiden voyage of the QE2, height 13cm and two lamps (5)

A Majolica bread plate "Where Reason Rules the Appetite Obeys", length 31cm, together with a Worcester tankard (as found).