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Boxed Spode 2 handled tankard commemorating the Enlargement of the European Community on 1st January, 1973. Number 238/500. Height 6” (15cm) Good condition

Collection of antique pewter, including matched set of nine graduated Victorian tankards with brass rims, the largest 15cm high, miniature lidded tankard with Glasgow touch mark and a pewter gobletProvenance: Estate of the Late Jane SumnerCondition report: One small tankard has lost its handle, quart tankard with old repair to foot (see images) otherwise typical wear, dents, minor misshapening etc

Group of 18th century Chinese armorial porcelain, including a nut basket, chocolate cup (one handle missing), tankard and dish, the dish painted en grisaille and the rest famille rose, the nut basket measuring 24cm across (4)Condition report: Chocolate cup has one handle missing and a light hairline on the base. The basket is missing its handles, and has repairs and hairlines on one end. The saucer has restoration on the right hand side. The tankard is missing its handle and is extensively repaired.

1920's two-handled sugar bowl, mask handles, pierced decoration to corners, on claw feet, Birmingham 1926, makers RP, 7ozt approx, an early 20th century silver miniature jug, angled handle with semi-gadrooned decoration, Birmingham 1900, makers mark worn, 4.5cm high, 1ozt approx and a miniature silver tankard, Birmingham 1919, makers ESB, 0.9ozt approx (3) 

A small cut glass cornucopia vase on silver and ebonised stand and a continental glass tankard.

Irish Wade tankard and urn vase

A History of Lincoln Minster, Lincoln Cathedral Cookery book and a Lincoln Minster tankard.

Group of items to include: Pair of Murano glass fish, pair of Stuart crystal glass candlesticks, miniature pewter tankard, decorative box etc

After Eric Ravilious two Wedgwood plates, Persephone 16cm, a quatrefoil dish, after Ravilious 21cm, three tankards after Richard Guiatt and one other tankard

Collection of silver and silver plate consisting of: A pair of Mappin & Webb silver plated bottle coasters, a silver bottle coaster bearing marks for W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham, 1989, 13cm across, a silver tankard bearing marks for Viner's Ltd, Sheffield, 1931, 12cm high, 300g approx overall and a silver milk or cream jug, bearing marks for Roberts & Dore, Birmingham, 1934, 10cm high, 130g approx overall (5)

A mixed group of ceramics including a Moorcroft 'Anemone' pattern dish, diameter 12cm, Linthorpe majolica plate with pierced rim and shaped bowl with foliate relief decoration, Royal Copenhagen squat vase decorated with butterflies/moths, Royal Copenhagen lidded twin handled bowl and cream jug with underglaze blue floral decoration, two Wedgwood blue jasperware lidded trinket boxes, one for the Wembley 1924 exhibition featuring lion to lid, a Portmeirion 'totem' butter dish (af), further ceramics including stoneware ewer and tankard, enamelled blue glass vase (af), teddy bear, etc.Additional InformationPortmeirion dish chipped, blue glass vase chipped, Moorcroft dish crazed throughout, Copenhagan items appear okay, Linthrope items with surface scratches, crazed throughout with hollow sound to tap but no visible cracks, the Wedgwood triket boxes with some surface scuffs, the lid featuring the two figures with small chip to underside of lid, some dirt and discolouration, fritting, etc.

Royal Doulton 'Pottery in the Past' Twin Handled Pot, decorated with images of ladies painting pottery, measures 7'' tall; a Royal Doulton Collector's International tankard dated 1972, decorated with Carol singers, measures 7''. Together with a Johnnie Walker white water jug with traditional markings.

Three Antique Chinese Export Ware Items, mid 18thC, comprising a bullet shaped tea pot with a moulded, shaped handle, decorated in famille rose colours, with a similar tea pot, melon shaped, plus a tankard, decorated in the Imari palette and with a silver rim with indistinct touch mark (3)

A 1970s silver tankard from Edward Barnard & Sons, with engraved initials and dated, 10.7 ozt, 11.5cm, marked London 1977, overall good but the foot is a bit misshapen

A George VI silver tankard by James Dixon & Sons, tapered with engraved inscription, 11.2 ozt, 13cm, overall good, Sheffield 1944

A 1960s silver tankard from Walker & Hall, bulbous body with engraved initials, 9.9 ozt, 14.5cm, overall good, Sheffield 1962

A Victorian silver Christening tankard by Martin Hall & Co, presented in an Elkington & Co fitted leatherette case, the mug with engraved scene of five girls playing, 7cm, 3.9 ozt, London 1881 (2)

A Weymss tankard (AF); various items of Chinese ceramics to include blue and white plates; Edwardian moulds by Minton and Booths; various 19th century plates

Eight alcohol flagons by Wade Pottery with three glass bottles, tankard and a half yard of ale glass.

A George I pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1720Having a ram's horn thumbpiece, single-curve handle with boot-heel terminal, lower single-fillet to drum, and the crowned initials 'T' and 'W' struck to rim, 16cm highFootnotes:Exhibited:European Pewter in Everyday Life (1600-1900), University of California, 1988 and curated by Kenneth Barkin.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER TANKARD, marks to base, of cylindrical form, with scroll engraved cartouche and dedication, beaded borders, spreading foot, 11cm high, 130g

GEORGIAN SILVER AND PARCEL GILT TANKARD, maker Spooner Clowes & Co., Birmingham 1824, the gadrooned cylindrical body chased and embossed with a band of fruit and foliage, above a further embossed circular foot, with scrolling handle, gilt wash interior, 14.5cm high, 294g

AN ASSORTMENT OF CERAMIC WARE TO INCLUDE TWO JUGS AND A LANGLEY TANKARD

A WEDGWOOD "RICHARD GUYATT" 1947-1972 ROYAL WEDDING TANKARD

A MDINA GLASS VASE TOGETHER WITH TWO OTHER GLASS VASES, A CUT GLASS CANDLE HOLDER AND A ROYAL WORCESTER TANKARD (5)

AN EARLY GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, maker's mark I & M, London 1768, of baluster form, the hinged high domed cover with open scroll heart thumbpiece, "S" scroll handle with curled terminal on a low foot, all later chased with scrolling foliate panels, one engraved with an extensive presentation inscription dated 1870, the cover pierced to accommodate a cast silver horse finial, maker J & J Williams, Exeter 1875?, 25ozs 14dwts, horse 1oz 14dwts (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A sterling silver tankard with engraved initials 'RLC'. Hallmarked: AEP Co Ltd for A E Poston & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1937. Weight 262g. H10cm

A small pewter lidded tankard,18th century, touch mark to base and two pewter castors, 18th/19th century (3)Condition report: All with dents and wear.

Kleiner Zierhumpen, Ende 19. Jh., Kupfer, Messing und umlaufende Beinschnitzerei mit Arkaden und Figuren. Getrieben ornamentierter Scharniedeckel mit figürlichem Knauf. Leicht ber. & best., H. 12 cmSmall ornamental tankard, late 19th century, copper, brass and surrounding bone carving with arcades and figures. Driven ornamented hinged lid with figural knob. Slightly rubbed & bumped, h. 12 cm.

A late 19th century German? silver Scandinavian style embossed lidded tankard, on three ball feet, import marks for David Bridge, London 1896, height 13.2cm, 12.5oz.CONDITION: Lid a little loose in situ. Possibly once gilded?? Small dent to the base. Overall condition is otherwise good. Import marks clear.

Durham College Rowing interestA 19th century ,University College Durham "scratch-fours" rowing, covered, pewter tankard dated 1875 and one other from the same source inscribed similarly.  both by James Dixon of Sheffield16.5cm high

A silver plated gallery tray, a brass pig vesta, a silver mounted dressing table scent bottle, Schweppes bottle opener, EPNS tankard, corkscrews and other collectors items

A white metal tazza, a cased pair of silver plated salts and an unusual pewter tankard, bearing Oriental marks to the base.

An early 19th century lidded porcelain tankard. 17 cm high.

A small Victorian silver tankard. 9 cm high. 4.2 troy ounces.

A George II silver tankard with later floral decoration and engraved presentation for Bruton Agricultural Show prize for Best Hunter ... Black Bess Dec 1872 with for London 1731 and marker WM Darkeratt. Damage and repaired to base/foot. Ht 12cm, approx. weight 345gms. Important: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered UK only address.

A Royal Worcester blush ivory pierced vase and three other Royal Worcester floral decorated items, consisting of a miniature twin handled mug, a larger mug and a vase (4). Crack across the base of the tankard. No other damage to note. The reticulated vase is botled but probably from manufacture.

Five Royal Crown Derby pieces comprising a miniature tankard, small dish, pepper, a saucer and a sugar vestle in the form of a coal scuttle together with a French porcelain Sevres style box, two other French porcelain boxes, a Moorcroft floral decorated oval shaped box, an early 19th century saucer and a late 18th century Imari pattern plate (qty on one tray)

Assorted Heubach and other piano baby bisque figures, two seated bisque nodding dolls, two copper lustre jugs, two baby busts, Bourne Derby 'The Boudoir Hot Water Bottle' shaped as a handbag with leather strap (stopper missing), Crown Devon commemorative tankard etc

Quantity of assorted mainly 19th century pewter comprising a flagon, plates, tankards, pepperettes, chamber sticks etc (on two trays) . The large flagon lacking its knop and roughly half of the flattened rim. One tankard with a re soldered handle. Glass compnents either matched or damaged. Dents and flaking throughout.

A mixed selection of 19th/20th century ceramics including a blue and white Burleigh part dinner service, Royal Doulton ''Sonnet'' pattern part tea/dinner service, early 19th century pearl ware tankard, Staffordshire ware, etc (in four boxes and one tray). Burgess Chintz and similar mostly marked and largely in good order. Both teapots with internal staining from use, one teapot lid damaged.

Sheffield plate wine coaster, two silver plated cream jugs and a tankard

Wedgwood china Investiture tankard, a Coalport 'Mayflower' goblet, two white china toast racks, a Portuguese flower vase and a Fenella Smith milk jug

Two 18th c. pewter plates, early 19th c. pewter lidded flagon inscribed "AM.1811" and having touchmark to handle, a pewter tankard with double domed top and six glass bottomed pewter tankards

Royal Sable Presentation Tankard, Georgian and later pewter tankards:- One Box

Crown Devon Oval Dish, BMF tankard, plaster wall plaque by Bosson's, Portuguese ceramics, cutlery:- One Box.

Top Trumps, tins, tankard, cigarette cards, etc:- One Tray

An Edward VII silver tankard, with embossed scrolling decoration and central cartouche bearing inscription dated 1906, hallmarks for Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1902, height 11.5cm, gross weight 8.75ozt.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairHallmarks clear and legibleSome scratches in placesSmall area underneath handle with slightly deeper scratches, only noticeable with close inspectionInscription reads 'A small token of a great esteem presented to A.N.Mollely by the staff of the Scotch House Ltd August 1906

Paris porcelain tankard, painted with elaborate floral designs, mid 19th century. 12cm highCondition report: No damage or restoration. No wear to gilding.

An oak spill plane t/w a pewter tankard to keep the spills (so Brian says!) G+

A GEORGE V SILVER TANKARD SHAPED MUSTARD POT, BLUE GLASS LINER, 80MM H, MARKS RUBBED, BY E S BARNSLEY & CO, BIRMINGHAM 1914, 3OZS 14DWTS Light polish wear consistent with age

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD WITH REEDED GIRDLE, PIERCED THUMBPIECE AND HEART TERMINAL, 19.5CM H, FULLY MARKED, BY CHARLES HOUGHAM, LONDON 1784, 23OZS 8DWTS Good condition, with light wear consistent only with age, no engraving or, in our opinion, evidence of erasure, no repair, marks good, minor dent on edge of handle

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD WITH DOMED LID AND REEDED GIRDLE, THE TAPERING HANDLE WITH PIERCED THUMBPIECE AND HEART TERMINAL, 23CM H, MARKED ON BODY AND LID, MARKS RUBBED, LONDON 1792, 25OZS 18DWTS Repaired at upper junction of handle, the top of the lid pierced at later date and fitted with a wood knop, handle with two later bone insulators, marks rubbed, general wear

Burleyware lustre vase together with etched glass tankard & another tankard (3)

A Bourne Denby Glyn Colledge Cloisonne pattern shaped rectangular dish; other Denby including a hunting scene decorated tankard etc (quantity)

A George II silver cylindrical tankard, hinged domed cover with scroll thumbpiece, S-scroll handle, three-quarter girdle, skirted base, 19cm high, London 1732, 25.75oz

A 19thC salt glazed stoneware tankard, of cylindrical form, raised with moulded scenes of figures, horses and trees, with a strap work handle, on a plain base, unmarked, 14cm high. (AF)

Various ceramics and effects, to include glass tankard, ceramic garnisher set, murder in the mind magazines, a cordless steam iron, mantel clock, etc. (1 shelf)

VICTORIAN SILVER TANKARD, attractively floral decorated with beadwork edging and scrolled handle inscribed with initials and June 20th 1888 date, 5.4ozs, London 1860

EPNS PARCEL - oblong tray with floral decoration, scrolled handles, no inscription together with two sauce boats, ice bucket, tankard, ladle ETC