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Lot 216
Portmeirion pottery John Cuffley designed commemorative tankard 'Here Men from the Planet Earth first set foot upon the moon July 1969 AD, Apollo 11 we came in peace for all mankind'. Printed mark to base with number 239.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface wear/blemishes. No obvious damage.
Lot 955
A WW I Leinster Regt. / Welsh Horse / RAMC Battle of Courtrai Military Cross group to Lt. W.G.F. Owen-Morris, R.A.M.C. comprising Military Cross, engraved to verso 'Lt. W.G.F. Owen-Morris, 2nd Leinsters Regt., Ledeghem 1918'; 1914-18 British War Medal; Victory Medal (Liet. W.G.F. Owen-Morris) mounted in period folding glazed in case, with black & white portrait photograph of the recipient and original handwritten commendation / citation despatch (Army Form W.3121) and to/w assorted WW I and later photographs contained in four albums, the recipients Western Command Boxing Championship silver winners cup, Officers Welter Weight Class, July 1915 and a silver presentation tankard as President, Macc. Boxing Club May 1930 (as Dr Wm. Owen-Morris)Notes - (Dr) William George Frederick Owen-Morris, Welsh Horse, R.A.M.C. attached 2nd Bn Leinster Regt., MC awarded 1918 for (citation reads) 'For very Great gallantry and dedication to duty on the 14th October near Ledeghem ....... ' Provenance - the recipient thence by descent
Lot 77
A GERMAN GILT METAL PRESENTATION TANKARD AND COVER, 19th century, .800 standard, surmounted with a model of a hound, over a plain body applied with a ribbon tied floral wreath and filled with a presentation inscription for 'Hunde Aufstellung Hamburg 1876', on a pierced splayed base. 23cm high
Lot 72
A 19th century carved ivory lidded tankard The tusk carved in the round with putti, birds, animals and other figures in a continuous procession, set with plated mounts, the removable lid with pineapple finial, the handle with mask thumbpiece, standing on a repousse stepped plinth base. 24 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Some staining, some splits, some small chips/fritting, one birds head re-attached, some plate wear/loss, scratching to underside of base, general wear.
Lot 201
WEMBLEY HOME GUARD Unusual items, Three pewter tankards, two large, one small, each awarded to a member of the Wembley Stadium Home Guard Unit. The two larger (one pint) trophies are each inscribed as being awarded to Pte H. Mcpherson, for miniature rifle shooting, Wembley Stadium Home Guard Unit (March 42 and April 42), the smaller tankard was also awarded to Cpl Mcpherson for miniature rifle shooting in December 42. The base of each tankard is inscribed J.T & Co English Pewter. Generally good
Lot 306
A collection of early Moorcroft to include a 'Claremont Toadstool' cup and saucer, an early Moorcroft Art Nouveau flowers coffee cup and saucer, a small Moorcroft Big Poppy pattern miniature baluster vase with paper label, height 9cm and a Moorcroft Anemone pin dish (mostly af) and a modern Moorcroft Museum tankard, height approx 8.5cm (7). CONDITION REPORT Both saucers appear undamaged, as is the tankard, the toadstool cup has significant repair to the edge and handle, the Florian coffee cup has chip and cracks.
Lot 403
A 19th century Chinese tankard in the famille rose palette with enamel decoration of flora and butterflies, a model of a dog in Japanese Imari palette with floral decoration, character marks to the base, an early 20th century Beswick model of a pheasant, and a late 19th century cup with enamelled hand painted decoration of birds and foliage with loop handle (4).
Lot 577
A silver tankard, William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham 1937, with S scroll handle and engraved "AC. Hicks", 276 grams. Height 12 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tankard is in overall good condition with no obvious dents, splits or repairs. It is a pint size tankard. If the tankard is held in the left hand the engraved name shows at the front in the middle of the tankard.
Lot 127
A George IV silver shilling coin glass tankard the bowl of inverted baluster form with concentric ribbing to the upper rim and a gadrooned base, the stem with squat hollow knop with George IV shilling, above a conical spreading foot, 17cm high together with a small glass milk pail, impressed 'R' mark to the base, 15cm high (2)
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