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A miscellaneous collection including 19th century and later tankard, three Victorian green glass and enamelled vases, two stuffed and mounted finches on a naturalistic base

A Georgian silver half pint tankard, the reeded body interspersed with trailing floral bands, with loop handle, 5.5oz, London 1829

John Maltby for Stoneshill Pottery studio pottery tankard of waisted form with S scroll handle, incised '1st' and 'T.S.C.', 12cm high

A Victorian silver half pint tankard with embossed and engraved rococo style detail, with ear shaped handle, London 1868, Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd, Corn Hall London, 6oz approx, together with a cream jug, the body of oval compressed form with gadrooned borders, Sheffield 1914, 5.5oz approx

A SILVER SUGAR BASIN 9cm diameter and 101.8 grams in weight together with a small silver trophy cup with scrolling handles, 8.2cm diameter and 85 grams in weight, and a silver half pint tankard with glass bottom, 244.5 grams in weight overall Condition: minor marks to the sugar basin and some slight wear to the makers mark; the trophy cup with wear particularly with see through holes and old repair just beneath the rim; the tankard engraved 'Kenneth 1884'

A VICTORIAN SILVER HEAVY HIP FLASK engraved with crest to one side and monogram to the other, with hinged lid, marked 'Elkington & Co' beneath and further marks for London 1870, 10cm wide and 302 grams in weight together with a silver pint tankard with engraving and worn marks, 287.9 grams in weight (2) Condition: a good sized dent to the flask and further smaller dents, minor marks overall; the tankard with some dents to the rim and the base, further minor marks and the silver marks worn

A collection of mainly 19th century blue and white printed wares including an early 19th century jug with continuous scene of figures in parkland setting, 16 cm approx, a further jug with river scene, a willow pattern tureen and cover, a tin glazed earthenware tankard with sailing galleon detail and painted mark to base, 14 cm tall approx, pair of Masons willow pattern tankards, a tankard commemorating Shakespeare and a tankard with chinoiserie floral detail (9)

Seth Cardew studio pottery dish with white glaze inscribed Gilbert, 12cm diameter, together with a similar baluster tankard inscribed Greywell Village Hall 1885-1985, 12cm high (2)

A collection of Royal Worcester wares comprising a circular dish with painted floral detail, 13cm approx, with pink printed mark to base, a further circular dish with scalloped edge number 1420 (af) a pill box and cover, a miniature tankard and a vase modelled as bamboo with pink printed mark to base number 1049, 12.5cm approx (5)

A simple silver half pint tankard with loop handle, gilt lined, Birmingham 1928, 7oz approx

Probably Leach of St Ives - A collection of mainly celadon glazed studio pottery comprising five jugs, a tankard, a cruet set to include a vinegar and a further small dish (10)

A mixed collection of studio pottery comprising a blue glazed jug, possibly by Michael Casson, a further bowl by Victor Hugo, two vases and tankard and a jug by Ashley Holland and a further bowl by Dennis Lucas (7)

A Georgian style one pint tankard, with scrolled handle - monogrammed London 1936, 11oz approx

Silver christening tankard, two napkin rings, pierced dish, butter knife, 6oz total, together with further plated napkin rings, pewter candle snuffers, etc, and a fossilised branch section

Hallmarked silver sugar bowl raised on three feet together with a hallmarked silver cup or tankard, height 7.5cm, weight 114g

Victorian hallmarked silver tankard of plain tapering form, London 1899, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, height 7.5cm, weight 105g

Edward VII hallmarked silver tankard of plain tapering form, London 1905, maker Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, height 8cm, weight 165g

George VI Elkington & Co Ltd hallmarked silver tankard of baluster form, Birmingham 1941, height 10.5cm, weight 156g

Modern hallmarked silver tankard of plain tapering form, marks rubbed, maker J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, height 10.5cm, weight 194g

George V hallmarked silver pepper, London 1925, maker's mark rubbed, height 10cm, hallmarked silver napkin ring and a hallmarked silver tankard, weight 227g

George V Asprey hallmarked silver pint tankard of bulbous form, Birmingham 1935, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, height 11cm, weight 321g

Hallmarked silver tankard with seahorse head handle finial and gilt wash interior, Birmingham 1971, maker's mark JJR, height 8cm, weight 100g and in original J.J.Rudell box

Victorian hallmarked silver christening mug or tankard with embossed decoration of a boy with dog, London 1852, maker Creswick & Co, height 11cm, weight 158g

A late Victorian Britannia standard silver, large hinge lidded tankard, the body of baluster form, the flat hinged lid with a cast thumb piece and scrolled handle, in the 17th century taste, presentation inscribed, London 1899, height including thumb piece 21.5cm, retailed by Carrington & Co. London, weight 1473gms.

A silver hinge lidded tankard of tapered cylindrical form with a cast scrolling thumb piece to the scrolled handle, with a flat lid and with a circular base, in a 17th century design, London 1923, presentation inscribed to the underside 'West Byfleet Golf Club The Ward Cup won by G.C. Norrington April 1924', 17cm high, weight 748gms.

Humpen, Meissen 1 Humpen mit Silberdeckel, Meissen Porzellan bemalt mit Holzblumen und Insekten. Entwurf Johann Gottfried Klinger (1701- 1781) Tankard, Meissen 1 tankard with silver lid, Meissen porcelain painted with wooden flowers and insects. Designed by Johann Gottfried Klinger (1701-1781)

Humpen, Meissen Sehr schönen Humpen mit Goldmontur, Chinoiserien in den Reserven und auf dem Deckel, Blumenmalerei auf der Hinterseite und auf dem Henkel. Deckelinnenseite eine Eule auf einem Ast. Unglasierter Boden, ohne Marke Tankard, Meissen Very nice tankard with gold outfit, chinoiserie in the reserves and on the lid, flower painting on the back and on the handle. Inside the lid of an owl on a branch. Unglazed floor, no brand

Box: silver plated tankard, cigar case, cutlery etc

A George V silver christening tankard, of bell shape, having flying C-scroll handle, together with a modern silver christening mug (2) gross weight 13.5ozCondition report: One is inscribed RWH, would benefit from a polish but has no apparent damage.The other appears to be inscribed RMML 4.5.29, with several small dents and also requires a polish.

Two boxes of miscellaneous items, to include pewter tankard, mid-20th century celluloid doll, leather bag etc

A Victorian treacle glazed barge ware teapot with other similar items together with a musical tankard and Farmers Arm's cup and saucer

A silver tankard by Mappin & Webb with four other items

A collection of 19th/20th century British and Continental porcelain figures together with a Naples lidded tankard (one tray)

A quantity of brass, copper and pewter including ale jugs, wall candle sconces, chamber stick, tankard set etc.

A quantity of mixed metals including teapot, pewter tankard, brass horn, bells, coffee pot etc.

A small quantity of cut glass including six medium size Stuart Crystal wine glasses, (one a/f); a cut glass tankard and a Jenkins biscuit barrel with lid.

A cut glass Decanter with stopper, cut glass water jug and tankard.

A 19th century silver mounted double ended clear glass scent bottle, the part gilded covers with scrolling foliate detail, and engraved with monogram and date 1877, L11.5cm, Victorian pewter tankard, brass chamber stick, brass snuffer, pair of silver plated telescopic candlesticks, copper planter with twin handles and three paw feet, H16cm, etc. - Condition Report Scent bottle unmarked but tests as silver.

A selection of cranberry glass, comprising vase with frilled rim, three bowls, and two jugs, together with an Art Deco style pink bowl, clear glass, and various silver plate, to include two coasters, two trays, tankard, open salts, sauce boat, etc. - Condition Report

George III silver pint tankard by John Langlands I, Newcastle 1774, approx 10.9oz, height 11.5cm - Condition Report Handle restored at the base

Kleiner Gold-Nephrit-Humpen 2. Hälfte des 20. Jh. Birnenförmiger Nephritkorpus mit 14 kt. Goldmontierung. Gewölbter Rundfuß. Goldmontierte Volutenhenkel mit vier Cabochons. Die Mündung verziert mit rotem Transluzidemail über guillochiertem Fond. Pseudo-russische Marken, darunter Feingehalt "56" und Meisterzeichen "GAN" in Kyrillisch. H. 6,8 cm A small gold-mounted nephrite tankard. 2nd half of the 20th century. 14ct gold mounting. The rim decorated with translucent red enamel over guilloche ground. Handle set with four cabochons. Bearing spurious Russian hallmarks. 6.8 cm high. Kleiner Gold-Nephrit-Humpen. 2. H. des 20. Jh. Nephrit-Korpus mit 14kt Goldmontierung. Pseudomarken. H. 6,8 cm

A box of copper jugs, a copper tankard and a brass teapot

A 19th Century drip glazed Toby jug with damaged hand, a pottery vase and Portuguese stoneware tankard

William Moorcroft for Liberty and Co., a commemorative 1935 Silver Jubilee tankard, barrel form with reeded angled handle, impressed, and painted marks, 12cm high

A CONTINENTAL SILVER TANKARD, stamped 875, together with a hallmarked silver sauce boat - Chester 1916, W 14 cm, approx combined weight 225g

ELKINGTON & CO; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver sugar caster of baluster form, London 1971, height 16.5cm, hallmarked silver christening mug and a white metal bowl stamped I.NR, hallmarked silver approx 6.4ozt/200g (3).Additional InformationTarnishing throughout, minor dents to the foot rim of the tankard, the bowl with dents to the body, tarnishing.

Pewter Tankard, Vase etc

Prächtiger Elfenbeindeckelhumpen von Lorenz Berg, 1843 "" 1912 Höhe des Krugs: 37 cm. Gesamthöhe mit zugehörigem Sockel: 44 cm. Links an der Stufentreppe des Tempels signiert "L. Berg". Der Humpen, nach elegantem Gesamtentwurf, präsentiert sich auf einem zugehörigen ebonisierten und mit blattförmigen Elfenbeinfüßen gearbeiteten Sockel. Eingezogener Rundfuß mit Perlstabprofilen und Blattdekor, darüber leicht nach oben sich weitende runde Wandung, reich mit römisch-antiker Szenerie beschnitzt. Der kräftige Henkel nachezu C-bogig, mit Daumenrast in Form eines hochstehenden Blattes. Deckelbekrönung in Gestalt einer zwischen Sockeln sitzenden weiblichen Allegorie der Geschichtsschreibung. Die zu drei Viertel der Wandung umlaufende Szene zieht vom Flach- ins Hochrelief und zeigt die Stürmung des Tempels der Sabiner durch die Römer. An der Vorderseite eine nahezu ins Vollplastische ziehende Figur eines geharnischten Römers mit erhobenem Schwert, gegen den sich einer der Priester zu wehren sucht. Rechts eine Gruppe um Hilfe flehender Frauen, links der Altar der Sabiner mit dem "Ewig brennenden Feuer". Im Hintergrund die Säulenarchitektur des Tempels. Eine formal vergleichbare Darstellung findet sich in dem Gemälde des Johann Heinrich Schönfeld (1609-1682), um 1640, das sich in der Eremitage Sankt Petersburg befindet. Die bekrönende Sitzfigur hält eine Schreibtafel über dem Knie, einen Federkiel in der Hand, das Haupt mit Lorbeer bekränzt. Insgesamt zeigt sich sowohl der Aufbau, die künstlerische Gestaltung als auch die Feinheit der Elfenbeinschnitzerei von höchster Qualität. In tadelloser Erhaltung. Anmerkung: Der Elfenbeinschnitzer ließ sich in Offenbach am Main nieder und arbeitete ab 1888 für Gustav Karl Schubö (1839-1905) in Offenbach und wurde dessen Werkstattleiter. Berg unterhielt eine eigene Werktstatt, die 1911 von seinem Neffen Lorenz K.H. Chr. Berg weitergeführt wurde. Neben seinem Beruf als Elfenbeinschnitzer war er auch sozialliterarisch tätig. Eine Arbeit seiner Hand "Jagdstück" wurde im Deutschen Elfenbeinmuseum ausgestellt. 1984 wurde ein von ihm signiertes Elfenbeinrelief "Frühlingsglaube" verauktioniert. Das Offenbacher Abendblatt veröffentlichte am 17.07.1912 einen Nachruf auf den Elfenbeinschnitzer. (12506451) MAGNIFICENT LIDDED IVORY TANKARD BY LORENZ BERG, 1843 '''' 1912 Height of tankard: 37 cm. Total height including base: 44 cm. Signed ''L. Berg'' on the left on the steps of the temple. The tankard with its elegant overall design is presented on a matching base with ebonised and leaf-shaped ivory feet. The overall design, artisan craftsmanship and fineness of the ivory carving are of very high quality. In very good condition. Export restrictions outside the EU.

Krug Krug Köln oder Frechen, Anfang 17. Jh. Steinzeug, braune Salzglasur. Zinndeckel. Birnform mit Profilbändern und Bandhenkel. Rest. H. 21 cm. Krug A tankard Cologne or Frechen, early 17th century Stoneware, brown salt glaze. Pewter lid. Restored. Height 21 cm.

Five pewter tankards, circa 19th and 20th Century, one Kano Low Handicap, 1931 Trophy tankard

An Edwardian silver tankard by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1910, of plain form with curved handle, 12 cm high, 317 g Ciondition report: surface scratches, no dents, overall good condition

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 George II silver baluster tankard, hinged domed cover, pierced thumbpiece, three-quarter girdle, double-scroll handle, skirted base, 20cm high, Henry Brind, London 1749, 28oz

A late 19th century German tankard shaped money box, hinged cover with aperture cover cast as a dog, acanthus scroll handle, skirted base, 13cm high, marked 12 Loth, Wilkens, c.1890

A Continental silver miniature toy tankard, in relief with figures in Renaissance dress, hinged domed cover, skirted base, 5cm high, marked to base, 19th century

A Chinese blue and white tankard, with double strap handle, decorated with a landscape reserve, floral sprays, etc., spurious six character reign mark, 15cm high.

ALLAN P TANKARD (British, 20th century); pastel and white heightened pencil, Town Hall Liverpool, titled 'Liverpool 1946', signed bottom right, 38 x 57cm, framed and glazed.

REISWEINKANNE China. Braun patiniertes Metall mit Goldmalerei und Kalligraphien 4-Zeichen Bodenmarke. H.14cm. Druckstelle an der Wandung. A RICE WINE JUG China. Brown patinated metal with gold painting and calligraphy. Four character mark at the bottom. 14 cm high. Dent to the wall. Keywords: spirits, pot, can, pitcher, tankard, tableware, utensils, kitchenware, miscellaneous pieces, Chinese, Asian

A Franklin Mint Fire Service pewter tankard "The Ahrens Fox", set of 12 Fire Service collectors Knifes, with cases, Pocket watch on stand plus a wall clock with model fire engine model,(16 items) . PLEASE NOTE DUE TO NEW RESTRICTIONS, ALL PURCHASERS OF ANY EDGED WEAPON WILL NEED TO PROVIDE US WITH PROOF OF AGE (OVER 18) BEFORE THE ITEMS CAN BE SHIPPED.

A Collection of 19th Century Transfer Printed Ceramics to include Davenport Shaped Raised Dish with Transfer Printed Crown Surmounted by Crowned Lion, Chinoiserie Pattern Jug, Tankard, Blue and White Transfer Printed Plates, Davenport Gilt and Floral Decorative Side Plates Etc