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Glassware, to include a cased Edinburgh glass tankard, vases, bowls, three glass animals, and others (qty)

Works of art, to include a plated cigarette case, leather wallets, early to mid 20th Century diaries, bone sewing accessories, collection of zips, Art Deco mirror frame, collection of Dewhurst's Sylko, Clark & Co's cotton reels, Folk Art wooden clog, miniature jewellery cabinet, painted box, postcards, mid 20th Century sewing patterns, James Yates tankard, Tajine type pot, and others (qty)

Porcelain to include 19th Century transfer decorated mug with raised frog to the interior, porcelain bowl with bird and foliate decoration, Carlton Ware small tankard with verse and depiction of a hanged man to the exterior etc. (qty)

Works of art to include Salter family scale no.45, Salters improved spring balance no.2, quartz wall clock, Spong Marmalade slicer, meat dome, tankard, sieve (7)

Quantity of mostly late Victorian and Edwardian dinner ware to include sucriers etc., together with two hip flasks and a silver plated tankard, (qty)

Glassware to include a Waterford decanter and stopper, Stuart Crystal pint tankard. another glass tankard, silver plate mounted salt and pepper pots, spill vase with dished base, eleven Tyrone tumblers, similar tumbler, Webb Crystal bowl with bubble decoration etc. (qty)

Indian / asian silver tankard measures approx 11cm tall weight 200g marked silver on base

Vintage silver tankard sheffield silver hallmarks makers Edward Viners measures approx 9.6cm tall weight 195g

GEORGIAN PEWTER MEASURE, from the Rose & Crown tavern Godalming, along with a pewter tankard (2)

A 9ct gold charm bracelet, the curb link chain suspending four 9ct gold charms to include a tankard and train, with heart shape padlock clasp, hallmarks for Birmingham, length 19cm, gross weight 21.8g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairWith safety chainScratches and discolouration in keeping with wearPadlock clasp with personal inscription, in working order, top slightly misshapenTrain charm with hallmarks for London, front wheels deficient, in fair conditionHorseshoe charm with hallmarks for Birmingham, partially worn, maker's marks SPTeapot charm with hallmarks for LondonTankard charm with hallmarks for Birmingham, base very slightly misshapen

Quantity of various Asian metal items to include pewter tankard dated 1946, tea caddy, metal lined wooden cup etc Condition: Nearly all pieces show signs of damage, being out of shape etc, please see images and telephone department if you require further information. **Due to current lockdown conditions, bidders are unable to view lots in this online-only sale. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

Cricket Interest - Coalport china plate commemorating WG Grace scoring a century of centuries, together with a Franklin porcelain tankard commemorating the Ashes 1882-1982 Condition: WG Grace plate has a hairline crack running from the rim to the base, some minor nibbles to the edges and staining under the glaze, some slight scratches to the tankard but no breaks or repairs. **Due to current lockdown conditions, bidders are unable to view lots in this online-only sale. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

A Georgian silver plated tankard of tapering form with scrolling handle, the cover inset with a James II crown, height including thumbpiece, together with a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver salt spoons and a hallmarked silver teaspoon (4).Additional InformationHeavy wear to the tankard and inset coin, the terminal is bent, as is the handle, scratches, scuffs.

A group of fourteen silver plated bud vases, a silver plated tankard and six silver plated mugs, one with glass bottom.Additional InformationThe glass-bottomed example has had a replaced base and is heavily tarnished with the silver plate heavily worn. Elsewhere, there are a few dents, general surface wear and tear throughout. 

An English Glass Baluster Shaped "Coin" Tankard", circa 1790, with trailed rim, gadroon moulding to base engraved with dog and BW monogram, a George III 1787 sixpence within the base, badly cracked to rear

A collection of pewter, to include two meat domes, an Exeter College covered tankard, a jug, pint measures and smaller etc

An Edwardian silver Christening tankard, with engraved initials, marked Wadhurst November 1901 to base, 7.5 ozt and 9.3cm

A small group of silver and silver plate, including a silver cigarette case, table spoon and napkin ring, 7.5 ozt, together with two plated cigarette cases, an Elkington tankard and more

George III Silver Tankard with Embossed Decoration to Body ( Embossed In a Later Period ) Hallmark for London 1776, Partial Mark for Maker - John King. Height 5 Inches - 12.5 cms. Excellent Condition In All Aspects. 284.4 grams.

Chinese Export Superb Silver Tankard / Cup - Signed Kwan Wo Canton. c.1890 - 1900. Decorated In High Relief with Images of Chrysanthemums Which Extend Around the Body of Cup, Wonderful Detail / Quality. 154.6 grams. Height 4.25 Inches - 10.65 cms. Condition Report - Tiny Ding to Bottom Section, All Other Aspects of Condition Excellent.

Golfing Interest Pottery Items. Spode Cat Food Bowl, Wade Tankard, Dartmouth Pottery Tankard, Tea-Caddy Glen Eagles, Carlton-ware Golf Club. ( 5 ) Items.

Collection of 10 German Stein Tankards, comprising: tall 15" tankard in glazed blue, number 813 to base, with decorative lid; 10" tall tankard with decorative lid; 10" musical tankard in glazed finish; 5" tall Hotel Schneefernerhaus tankard; a 5" lidded tankard; a 7" Hamburg lustre tankard; a 6" cream Loeweubrau tankard with pewter lid; a round 5" lidded blue glazed tankard; a 10" blue and cream glazed lidded tankard; and a blue Osterreich tankard 8" tall.

A WWII Second World War interest medal group and archive of related effects, to one 158222 Captain (later Major) William Gordon Tollworthy of the Royal Engineers who served in Burma from 1942-45 and was head of Military Intelligence in Perak (and took part in Operations Juno and Jetsam) as part of The Malayan Emergency in 1956-58. The medal group comprising; Military Cross, 1939-45 STar, The Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal (with oak leaf for a mention in despatches), QEII General Service Medal (with Malaya clasp and impressed Capt WG Tollworthy MC RE), George VI Territorial Efficiency Medal (impressed ditto) and Pangkuan Negara medal (Order Of The Defender Of The Realm). All with ribbons, and mounted on bar, and with their original set of miniature medals. The Military Cross comes with its original citation which, in part, reads; 'During the operations of 51 Indian Infantry Brigade at KANGAW from 27th January for a period of fourteen days, constantly under fire of every nature, he worked with unfailing energy and determination, both by day and by night with little rest. He frequently visited all areas from the beach to the forward troops, supervising the landing of heavy equipment, the development of water points, the construction of bridges and tracks and the demolition of enemy bunkers and ammunition dumps.' The medal group comes with a wealth of paperwork, effects and history - all related to Tollworthy, and includes;  - Tollworthy's Perak Combined Operations Room Pass - A box of Tollworthy's cap badges, uniform patches and other such items - A small silver white metal presentation statue engraved 'Presented To Major W.G. Tollworthy 63 Ind. Fd. Coy. Burma 1944-1945' - a post-war presentation Kundo mantel clock engraved to the top ' Presented To Major WG Tollworthy MCRE by 39 FD SQN RE, 8th Sep, 1960' - a typed copy of ' The Military Memoirs Of Major WG Tollworthy ' - based on tape recordings made by his family in 1996. The memoirs detailing his entire life and military career in great and personal detail. Also included are several copied drafts of the memoirs. - an original captured C96 'Broomhandle' Mauser detachable wooden stock / pistol case (no pistol present) - Five folders of period-written (mostly handwritten) documents written by Tollworthy during Operation Junto (some marked 'Top Secret') - includes some letters written by those arrested, various official documents, orders, notes, letters etc. As well as copious handwritten notes, encounters and other such entries.  - a 'Confidential' marked map showing the District Boundaries in Perak Police Contingent Operational Area with hand-drawn additions by Tollworthy - an original edition of 'In Defence Of Singapore - A Series Of Drawings With Brief Notes' - an envelope of photographs of Malayan soldiers / civilians - each with code numbers present to the images (presumably for identification purposes) - Various handwritten lists of ' Jetsam Surrenders ' - which appears to detail the individual details of those who surrendered during Operation Jetsam (some marked 'Surrendered To SAS'), - Photocopies of 1930s / Wartime sketches that Tollworthy drew in a friend's autograph book (with accompanying letter) - Tollworthy's 1919 dated hallmarked silver miniature tankard (likely a Christening tankard) - A large box-file of maps, documents and other items relating to the Policing of Perak and other such items including details of communist terrorist captures, interrogations, and captured CT hand-drawn maps of jungle routes, camps etc. - a quantity of intricately drawn jungle maps confiscated from terrorists during Junto - various paperwork relating to his MC including the official letter from King George An interesting piece of history within the collection is perhaps a copy of an original Japanese diary that Tollworthy once discovered when on service in the Burmese jungle during WW2. Tollworthy kept hold of the diary for many years, and in the 1990s - with the help of The Daily Telegraph - Major Tollworthy was able to reunite the diary with the family of its original owner. Lots of documents relating to the diary are included, as well as a photocopy of the entire diary itself, and a photograph of Tollworthy with the Japanese family who came over to visit him. Newspaper cuttings and related letters are also present. The entire archive makes fascinating reading, and is perhaps the most poignant factor in the collection. (more can be read about the diary here: www.olioo-me.medium.com/never-forget-that-of-250-only-20-survived-diary-of-emon-tochio-9ccfe41780f4) The entire collection - which must be considered as Tollworthy's complete military career archive from 1942-1965 - is one of the most interesting, and most important collections we have ever seen. A truly unique archive, with well over 500 individual documents and supporting items of great historical importance. 

Clarice Cliff - Red Trees & House - A tankard shape coffee set circa 1930, hand painted with a stylised tree and cottage landscape with red and black banding, Fantasque mark, one cup restored.

Clarice Cliff - Woodland - A part Tankard coffee set comprising six cans, six saucers and a sugar bowl, all transfer printed and painted with a stylised tree and flower landscape beneath black sky, WOODLAND and script mark, A/F.

Clarice Cliff - Secrets - A small Tankard shape cream jug circa 1933, hand painted with a stylised coastal tree and cottage landscape with green and yellow banding, Bizarre mark, height 6cm.

Clarice Cliff - Sunspots - A tankard shape coffee can circa 1930, hand painted with an abstract design in black, yellow, green and red, Bizarre mark, matched with a Gayday saucer.

Clarice Cliff - Original Bizarre - A collection of Tankard shape teawares circa 1927, to comprise four coffee cans, sugar bowl and cream jug, all hand painted in yellow and brown triangles, the cream and sugar bear a hand written red Bizarre mark, cups and saucers unmarked.

Clarice Cliff - Liberty Stripe - A Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1929, hand painted with bands of colour in purple, blue, red and green, gold Bizarre mark, restored, together with a later conical shape coffee can with graduated blue banded decoration. (2)

Clarice Cliff - Original Bizarre - An early Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1928, hand painted with red diamonds and blue and green triangles, hand painted rust red Bizarre mark, together with a similar period example with red, yellow and blue triangles with green outlines, rust red Bizarre mark. (2)

Clarice Cliff - Original Bizarre - An early Tankard shape coffee can circa 1928, hand painted with angular panels of triangles in green, yellow and blue with rust red outline, hand painted rust red Bizarre mark, together with two similar later examples with Bizarre marks. (3)

Clarice Cliff - Original Bizarre - An early Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1928, hand painted with repeat triangles in blue, orange and green with brown outline and matched banding and painted handle, together with a similar example in yellow, rust red and green, both with gold Bizarre marks. (2)

Clarice Cliff - Original Bizarre - An early Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1928, radially hand painted to the saucer with triangles in purple, green and blue with rust red outlines and matched pattern to the cup, together with a similar example in brown, orange and blue with black outline, both with Bizarre mark. (2)

Clarice Cliff - Melon - A Tankard shape coffee service circa 1930, comprising coffee pot, cream, sugar, and six cups and saucers all hand painted with stylised abstract fruit with black and orange banding, Fantasque mark.

Clarice Cliff - Orange Lily - A Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1929, hand painted with a stylised flower and foliage, with banded saucer, gold Fantasque mark, together with a Crocus pattern tankard coffee can and saucer. (2)

Clarice Cliff - Black Lily - A Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1929, hand painted with a stylised flower and foliage over a black ground with blue, black and yellow banded saucer, Fantasque and Bizarre marks.

Clarice Cliff - Garland - A Tankard shape coffee can and saucer circa 1928, hand painted with stylised flowers and foliage, Bizarre mark, restored.

TRAY OF VARIOUS COSTUME JEWELLERY, ENAMEL BROOCHES, SILVER BANGLE, EPNS TANKARD

A post-War O.B.E. group of seven, together with a large number of presentation items, awarded to Deputy Commissioner of Police Mr. P. T. Moor, Royal Hong Kong Police, late Royal Air Force, who over the course of a 34 year career served in all the major branches of the Force, and in all four regions The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, O.B.E. (Civil) Officer’s 2nd type breast badge, silver-gilt, with Toye, Kenning, & Spencer, London, case of issue; Queen’s Police Medal, E.II.R., 2nd issue, for Distinguished Service (Peter Thomas Moor. CPM.); 1939-45 Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Colonila Police Forces Meritorious Service Medal, E.II.R., 2nd issue (Peter T. Moor. Sen. Supt., Hong King Police.); Colonial Police Forces L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue, with two Additional Award Bars (Chief Superintendent P. T. Moor Hong Kong) mounted court-style as worn; together with the recipient’s related miniature awards, these similarly court-mounted as worn; the recipient’s Royal Hong Kong Police Commemorative Medal 1997, silver (SDCP P. T. Moor. OBE, QPM, CPM), together with the related miniature award, in fitted Spink, London case of issue; a commemorative Hong Kong Service Medal, bronze, unnamed as issue in case of issue, together with the related miniature award, the Second War medals all heavily lacquered, with the 1939-45 Star somewhat silvered, generally very fine and better (18) £1,800-£2,200 --- O.B.E. London Gazette 31 December 1980: Peter Thomas Moor, Q.P.M., C.P.M., Deputy Commissioner of Police, Hong Kong. Q.P.M. London Gazette 11 June 1977: Peter Thomas Moor, C.P.M., Assistant Commissioner of Police, Royal Hong Kong Police Force. C.P.M. London Gazette 1 January 1969: Peter Thomas Moor, Senior Superintendent, Hong Kong Police Force. Peter Thomas Moor was born in Jarrow-on-Tyne on on 3 January 1926, and having moved with his family to Staines, upon leaving school joined a firm of insurance brokers as an assistant account. He joined the Royal Air Force in 1943, and after training initially as a pilot-navigator and bomb aimer, he then went through further training, this time as a wireless operator, before being posted to India where he was stationed in Bombay, Delhi, Karachi, Calcutta, and then Bhopal at an R.A.F. radio base. He left the Royal Air Force in 1947 and, because of his radio training, joined the British Post Office for two years as a telecommunications engineer. Arriving in Hong Kong as a probationary Sub-Inspector of police in August 1949, over the next 34 years Moor served in all the major branches of the Force, including Uniform Branch, ClD, Special Branch, Traffic and Marine, as well as serving in all four regions (Hong Kong lsland, Kowloon, the New Territories, and Marine). During his time with the Force, Moor had been the Recruiting Officer for the Hong Kong Government in Pakistan in 1961, and seconded to the Ministry of Overseas Development as Deputy Director of Overseas Police Courses at Hendon for two years from 1963. He was also the Recruiting Officer in Canada in 1973. He was the only officer to command the Auxiliary Police for two separate periods, and was Principal Staff Officer at the Auxiliary Police Headquarters during the 1967 disturbances. Moor commanded Kowloon Police District from 1975 to 1978, and was also chairman of the Hong Kong International Airport Security committee, as well as heading delegations to Thailand, the Philippines, and Australia. He also visited Zambia with General Fursdon from the Ministry of Defence to evaluate the Zambian requirements in regard to their Police Para-military Forces and the re-organisation of the Zambian Police Force. Twice Commended by the Commissioner of Police, Moor was advanced Deputy Commissioner in 1978, and was created an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 1981 New Year’s Honours’ List. He also served briefly as Acting Commissioner of Police Retiring in 1983 to West Sussex, he took an interest in local affairs, being a County Councillor from 1997 to 2009, and serving as Vice-Chairman of West Sussex County Council from 2005 to 2009. He also held various charitable appointments, and was President of the Royal Hong Kong Police Association up until his death. He died on 15 June 2012, aged 86. The Peter Moor Building, at the School of Foundation Training, Hong Kong Police College, is named in his honour, and is the current headquarters of the Hong Kong Police Band. Sold with the Bestowal Document for the O.B.E., this mounted in a glazed display frame; the recipient’s Royal Hong Kong Police cap; and the following presentation items: i) A large Silver Presentation Salver, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor, J.P., Senior Superintendent of Police, by the Gazetted and Inspectorate Officers of the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force as a mark of their esteem, Hong Kong, 1st December 1967’ ii) Silver-plated Presentation Bowl, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Deputy Commissioner of Police, by the Officers of the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force on the occasion of his being awarded the Order of the British Empire by Her Majesty the Queen 1981’ iii) Presentation Salver, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Deputy Commissioner of Police, by Members of the Shatin Junior Police Call on the occasion of the opening of their Clubhouse, 1.9.1981’ iv) Presentation Salver, inscribed ‘Presented by the Gazetted Officers of the Crime Wing to Mr. P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations, on his Retirement from the Royal Hong Kong Police 1983’ and engraved with the subscribers’ signatures v) Presentation Salver, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor on his Retirement from All Pakistan Police Officers on 9th June 1983’ vi) Presentation Salver, inscribed ‘D/Commr. Peter T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Royal Hong Kong Police, with Best Wishes from your Canadian Friends 1983’ vii) Presentation Ewer, complete with interior ice tube, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T,. Moor, C.P.M., M.B.I.M., J.P., Chief Superintendent of Police, by the R.H.K.A.P. Officers Mess, May 1975’ viii) A pair of identical Presentation Goblets, both inscribed ‘Presented by the Staff of Police Training School 20th April 1974’ ix) Presentation Tankard, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor, D.S. S.S.P. on his departure from the Colony by the Officers of S.S.P. Division’ x) Presentation Tankard, inscribed ‘Presented to Mr. P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Acting Commissioner of Police, on the Occasion of his Retirement from Civil and Administrative Department 23 June 1983’ xi) Presentation Mounted Figurine of a Police Officer, the plinth inscribed ‘Mr. P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Deputy Commissioner of Police (Ops), Chairman, Joint Emergency Control Committee 1979-1983, from the Members of J.E.C.C.’ xii) Presentation Hong Kong Police Swagger Stick, inscribed ‘P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., Deputy Commissioner of Police’, in fitted case; together with two other Swagger Sticks, one inscribed ‘P. T. Moor, O.B.E., Q.P.M., C.P.M., F.B.I.M., J.P., the other uninscribed. xiii) Two Royal Hong Kong Police Presentation Truncheons, both in fitted cases. Please note that this lot is not suitable for shipping, but can be hand delivered within mainland Britain by prior arrangement with Christopher Mel...

Victorian silver tankard, London hallmark, dated 1856, mm Charles Thomas & George Fox, approx 11 cms h. 

George III silver tankard, London hallmark, dated 1764, mm possibly Fuller White & John Fray (marks rubbed), approx 13 cms h, approx 418 gms. 

Miscellaneous silver plate including a serving tray with glass inserts approx 42cms, large silver plated candelabra approx 33cms h and another silver plated candelabra measuring approx 26 cms h, a tea trio comprising tea pot approx approx 15cm milk jug and sugar bowl, sugar sifter approx 17cm, cut glass jug with silver plated spout, lid and handle, tankard to commemorate Queen's silver jubilee 1977 measuring 14cm, tankard 12cm, tankard with glass base approx 12cms, Ronson lighter, two silver plated napkin rings, an After Eight mint box tray, a cut glass with silver plated rimmed pot and five small pieces of serving cutlery.Note: all in very good overall condition, clean and bright. 

British Leyland automobilia, including a Braun cylindric table lighter with British Leyland insignia, boxed, two individual onyx table lighters with British Leyland insignia, three boxed Pierre Mondon lighters, a British Leyland tankard together with ten British Leyland pin brooches. 

A large pearlware engine turned tankard, circa 1820, with blue painted bands and named H. Rouse, together with a blue printed pearlware loving cup (2).

A quantity of plated wares to include a coffee pot, a sugar helmet with scoop, six coasters,a folding cake stand, a biscuit barrel, a tankard, a toast rack, and a cased set of fish knives and forks.

Wenford Bridge Pottery: three Ara Cardew plates, diameter 27cm and two student pieces being a bowl and grog pot together with a Buchan stoneware tankard and two other pieces (8).

A SELECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE WARE TO INCLUDE A SPODE TANKARD AND A PLATE DATED 'XMAS 1927'

A HALLMARKED SILVER ORNATE TANKARD BIRMINGHAM 1903 GROSS WEIGHT APPROXIMATELY 78 GRAMS

Collection of silver and silver plate consisting of: a pair of Georgian silver small jugs, bearing marks for possibly Thomas Rush, London, 1783, 9cm high, a Victorian silver christening cup or small tankard, bearing marks for Atkin brothers, Sheffield, 1888, 9.5cm high, a pair of silver plated menu holders, a silver plated trophy chalice on stand, 19cm high excluding the stand, a silver plated presentation trowel 'Presented to the directors of Eagle Star by the directors of Mowlem Building on the occasion of the topping out of 63 St. Mary Axe, London, EC3 on 11th March 1991', menu holders etc

A tray of glassware including a 19th century etched tankard, scent bottle with shell cameo and gilt metal mounts, and a pair of pressed glass bonbon dishes possibly Sowerby, (one tray)

Silver half pint tankard of tapering, conical form, Hunt & Roskell, London 1862. 205g approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Minor dents but good for age. Light tarnishing to surface.

Silver pint tankard with circular stepped base. Birmingham 1958. 258g approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT) No engravings. Hallmarks are clear. Some minor wear but overall good.12 .5cm Approx.

Box of mixed items to include; Arthur Wood ship design mug, T.G Green ceramic tankard, figure of a ballerina, Wedgwood 'Attacking Santa Cruz' tankard, various commemorative and collectors plates, glass vase and ashtray, leather belt etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Three items of German stoneware pottery to include; a baluster foliate jug or pitcher with pewter handle and lid, novelty tankard of a jolly man and another baluster jug marked G.R. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Small Jug- poor condition, large cracks through with  body  and base with staples. Figure has thumb missing and small chips and toes glued back on. Large jug couple of minor chips. 

A white metal plated trinket box with Art Nouveau style floral design with rope twist design corners, a white metal Oriental engraved miniature tankard with huts and foliage and a Dutch repousse silver match holder with a shepherd and young couple hallmarked: LL for Lewis Lewis, London, 1891, 930 and Dutch hallmarks. H.7.5 W.10 D.8cm (largest)

A box of assorted vintage breweriana items. To include: a Black & White Scotch Whisky mirror, Wade tankard, Rebel Yell ice bucket and wine bottle coasters.

Two Royal Worcester blush ivory candlesticks, 20cm; two vases, 14cm; a small leaf-shaped dish, 15cm; a miniature twin-handled tankard, 3.5cm; and a small covered pot, 2cm.

A copper Samovar, ivory handles and decoration to spout handle, 43cm; a large twin-handled tray, pierced gallery, gadrooned rim, 61cm; a copper watering can; plus other copper and brass trays, dishes, tankard, bellows etc.

A cut glass decanter, 34cm; a plain decanter, with motto 'Lumen Coeleste Sequamur' beneath star and crescent on body, 26cm; a glass jug, etched ivy design, 28.5cm; a Dartington 'D 1977' glass tankard, ltd ed 909/1000; plus champagne coupes, ashtrays etc.

A silver-plated oval gallery tray, Elkington & Co Queen Anne style coffee pot, embossed tankard, pedestal tray, entree dish, lozenge shaped biscuit box, bonbon dishes, cream jug, novelty horn corkscrew, pewter tankard, metal trinket box.