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Click here to subscribeThree Mary Gregory 19th and 20th Century glass jugs, one blue example with a putti, one with a girl holding grapes, the tallest approximately 15cm, together with several other Mary Gregory style pieces including a tankard with a small boy, and a beaker with enamelled decoration of Queen Victoria, two cut glass salts, cranberry and etched glass bowls (20+)
19th Century and Later Silver, various items including a 19th century two handled tea strainer maker J B, small Victorian Whisky toddy decanter label Blanckansee and Sons Chester, christening tankard dated 1925 and chased cigarette case, (both with dents), octagonal ashtray, rectangular pin tray, 1971 pie crust pin tray, three napkin rings two with machined detail and an 800 grade enamelled armorial letter opener Oldenburg, F-G, (11)
Antique Period - Silver Bracelet Loaded with ( 14 ) Good Quality Silver Charms, All Links Marked for Silver to Bracelet. Charms Include Battleship, Liner, Gypsy Caravan, Old Boot, Toby Jug, House, Church, St. Christopher, Tankard, 3 Legged Man, Cat, Sewing Machine and Chest. 76.9 grams. All Pieces are In Excellent Condition.
A rare original WWII Second World War RAF Royal Air Force related presentation pewter tankard. The tankard engraved to front ' Kuala Lumpur September 1945 ' and features the RAF eagle and crown, the reverse engraved for an ' F. Taylor - 154 S. P. RAF '. Presumed to be that of 154 Squadron. Makers marks to base for Malaya. A rare piece of RAF history. Measures approx; 11cm tall.
An early nineteenth century saltglazed stoneware Turner tankard with hallmarked silver rim, circa 1800. It is decorated with a drinking scene. 12.5 cm tall. Together with a Turner teapot decorated with classical scenes. 19 cm long. (2)Condition: Tankard in good overall condition. Teapot with damage to the spout and rim.
Twelve late nineteenth miniature Royal Doulton, Lambeth and other stoneware pieces, circa 1895. Included are: Two jugs, three vases, two low dishes, two pepper pots, mustard pot and spoon, tankard and a barrel tap. Some with impressed marks. Tankard: 7 cm tall, tap: 8 cm long. (12)Condition: Handle missing from smallest jug, chip to rim of larger jug, chip to largest vase rim and smallest vase's foot.
A group of early nineteenth century hand painted pearlware pieces, circa 1810-25. Included: a blue hand-painted small tankard with floral decoration, a painted floral sugar box and cover, a shell edge blue painted egg cup, a brown banded mustard pot (no lid) and a silver lustre small goblet. Sugar: 16 cm wide, Goblet: 12 cm tall. (5)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: In generally good overall condition bar some slight staining and wear in places.
A collection of six late eighteenth, early nineteenth century blue and white transfer printed Swansea wares, circa 1790-1810. These include a coffeepot, tankard, three jugs and a coffee cup. Patterns include: Chinoiserie Fern and The Caught Fish. Coffeepot: 28 cm tall. (6)Ex-Trevor Kentish collection. Condition: Coffee cup in good order. Large jug and tankard extensively cracked, two small jugs have minor chipping and coffee pot has associated lid.
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, including Royal Doulton 'A Good Catch' HN2258, a Denby type tobacco jar and cover, two cut glass decanters, a blue flash glass decanter, a red flash glass sugar shaker, Masons Ironstone trinket dishes, unmarked cut glass bowls and jam pots, Royal Doulton cut glass tankard etc
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, WALKING STICKS ETC, to include a walking cane with a gold plated top, Denby items including Glyn Colledge, Wade trinket box, John Mortlok '38th Staffordshire Regiment' bowl, Fred Wright Dolphin pottery tankard '2nd Battalion Mercian Volunteers......', Coalport jug, A1750, Cornish ware etc
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include Wedgwood Keith Murray tankard, a Robinson & Leadbetter parian bust 'Gordon' height 20cm, two Wedgwood reproduction plates from the 'Frog' Service, diameter 22cm, Wedgwood 'The Boston Bowl', diameter 24cm, enamel snuff (sd), Limogoes trinkets, Wedgwood jasperware jugs, etc (17)
THREE ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE ITEMS, comprising a flared cylindrical tyg, tube lined stylised floral sprays on cobalt blue ground, moss green borders, with four loop handles, impressed backstamp and No8126, height 16cm, a tankard with embossed 'IDA from Winnie' central medallion, height 10cm and a bowl, with swags of fruit, impressed No6874, diameter 20cm (3)
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