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A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD the ogee lid with open thumbpiece, the handle with heart terminal, 21cm h , by Louis Laroche, London 1739, 26ozs 8dwts++One or two tiny dents and light wear, no engraving and no evidence of erasure, marks well spaced and struck, from a local private collection

A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD 18cm h, marked on body, lid and handle, RB probably Richard Bayley, London 1735, 21ozs++Wear consistent with age. Play in hinge, no engraving, possible light erasure from front evidenced by very slight give, marks generally rubbed

AN INDIAN SILVER TANKARD, C1840 the foot engraved Presented to the C Troop Mess by G Conran as a Mark of Esteem February 1842, 20cm h, by George Gordon & Co of Madras, 18ozs 10dwts++Good condition, the interior retaining all the original gilding

An American white metal tankard, 19th century, with presentation inscription "Sallie Burke, Feb 4th 1873, Her 8th birthday", with beaded borders and shaped handle, struck initials to the underside within lozenges "J.C." and numbered "3", 120 grams, 8.5 cm.

A Capodimonte style tankard by Richard Ginori, late 19th/early 20th century, relief moulded Bacchanalian figures and fruiting vine moulded handle, 13.3 cm high.

An Indian inspired silver tankard, I.S. Greenburg & Co., Birmingham 1878, the centre repousse with panels of Indian land and sea animals and figures, the scroll handle with relief cast face mask, all upon a stepped circular foot, 172.3 grams, 10.5 cm high.

A Masons Ironstone dish, a Spode Ironstone side plate, a Spode Imari pattern pot, tankard and a pair of Sampson of Paris Armorial vases, tallest 16 cm.

A watercolour, a lady sleeping in chair by a dresser, 34 cm x 24 cm, a pair of coloured etchings and painting of a man with tankard.

A collection of Chinese porcelain, 20th century, comprising a wall pocket painted with a bird amongst blossoming branches and between a relief moulded Ruyi head border, 28 cm high, a ginger jar and cover with polychrome enamel decoration, with printed mark for Jiangxi Jingdezhen Min Ci, a further ginger jar marked for Zhongguo Jingdezhen Zhi, a tankard and a blue and white double gourd shape miniature vase with four character Jingdezhen Zhi mark, 10 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The upper rim of the wall pocket is poorly fired and shows lots of iron oxide spots. The gilding along the front of the wall pocket is erased and has left a dull line. The first pink band across the top has a small chip on the right hand side. The moulding of the Ruyi heads is not particularly good nor consistent. There are no obvious chips, cracks or post production flaws visible. The tankard handle has been broken near the top in two places and restored. Otherwise the tankard is in good condition. It bears a wax seal signifying that it is of no cultural importance the same can be said for the wall pocket. The double gourd shaped vase has no obvious faults. One ginger jar is missing a cover. Both ginger jars are otherwise in good order but are not of the highest quality.

A George III silver tankard, R E, London 1796, of tapered form with embossed animal hunting scene, the domed hinged cover with chair back thumbpiece and scroll handle, 18cm high, weight approx 17.1oz

A small French pewter tankard, the hinged lid cast with the Benadictine motto Domini Benadictum, dated 1788, 10cm H and a small pewter salt container.

A GEORGE V SILVER CONICAL SUGAR CASTOR, the stepped circular bayonet fitted cover with lozenge shaped holes, engine turned band above plain base, stepped circular foot, maker's mark partially rubbed probably Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1936, approximate weight 5.6ozt, 174 grams, height approximately 15.5cm, together with an Elizabeth II silver tankard of baluster form, cast 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular base, maker EHP Co Ltd, Sheffield 1971, height approximately 13cm, approximate weight 9.5ozt, 296 grams (2) (condition: both items are not sitting completely flat on a level surface, some slight rubbing of marks)

A GEORGE VI SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED TANKARD, cast 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular base with engraved initials to the underside, bears Dublin import marks and maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1945, approximate weight 11.8ozt, 369 grams, together with a circular white metal sugar bowl, on three cabriole legs, stamped 'S.800', approximately 112 grams, diameter approximately 11.5cm (mishapen) and two silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, one dated and engraved 'Grandpapa', makers A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1915, inner dimensions 10.5cm x 7cm and Sheffield 1989, 12cm x 8.5cm (4) (condition: photograph frames both have dents and knocks, the bowl is mishapen and the tankard has scratches and dents)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER TANKARD, of baluster form, 'S' scroll handle, circular foot, maker Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1964, height approximately 12cm, approximate weight 11.6ozt, 362 grams (condition: two noticeable dents around top rim)

A George IV mocca ware imperial pint tankard, with typical decoration of pale blue and mushroom coloured bands, with applied raised seal type mark (AF), 16cm H.

David Leach Lowerdown Pottery fern design bowl, diameter 15cm, and a tenmoku glaze tankard by Mark Griffiths (2)

Assorted pottery jugs, vases, tankard etc

A hallmarked silver christening tankard, egg cup and a 1930's silver tabletop cigarette box inscribed with signatures of the officers of the divisional signals TA

An Edwardian Art Nouveau heart shaped silver timepiece, decorated with ivy leaves, Birmingham 1907, an Edwardian silver tankard, Birmingham 1904 engraved with flowers and leaves and inscription dated 1905, together with an Art Nouveau silver and enamel brooch, Birmingham 1909. (3 pieces)

A collection of Royal Crown Derby to include Tyg, miniature cream jug, miniature tankard, posy vase etc, five pieces in the lot

Boxes and objects - a mahogany box and contents to include a quantity of coins; a silver dollar; a Sorrento cigarette dispenser; a pewter Derby tankard; cigarette cards, etc

A George V silver christening tankard, London 1919

A tray of silver plated candelabra, table lighter, tankard, cased set of coffee spoons etc

A SILVER TANKARD, 12cm high, approx 12.75oz

AN EMBOSSED SILVER TANKARD with elephant's head and trunk handle, 12.5cm high, approx 13.10oz

A WHITE METAL TANKARD and a collection of similar items

A mixed group of itemsTo include two Spode Felspar porcelain items, together with a Minton's large blue and white charger, a Burgess & Leigh oval meat plate, a pewter tankard and a leather suitcase of small proportions, a brass Bidriware style lamp base (sold electrically untested) along with a stone lobed form bowl .

A mixed group of metal items Including plated hot water jugs, tankard, candle holder, brass candle stick, brass ectched charger, etc. (8)

A mixed group of advertising items Including Joule's ale glass tankard, Babycham deer, Joule's playing cards, together with Royal Doulton plates, and alabaster decorative plates, etc.

A Tray of of Various Glassware and Ceramics to Include End of the Day Fish, Basket, Jugs, Tankard etc

A Copper Lidded Toddy Tankard, by H Loveridge, Wolverhampton, 13cm High

A National Small Bore Rifle Association Car Badge Together with 1886 Middlesex Regiment Rifle Champion Tankard, Pewter Royal Horse Artillery Tankard and Sergeants Mess ZAF Lusaka November 1967 Copper Tankard

White metal, silver & silver plated items including Mappin & Webb tankard from Frascati restaurant

Silver pint baulster tankard with capped scroll handle on a moulded foot by Messers Jay Chester 1930 11oz

SET OF WEDGWOOD MAYFLOWER COMMEMORATIVE GLASSWARE 1970, LIMITED EDITION OF 2000 (WITHOUT CERTIFICATES) - HEAVY GLASS TANKARD, GOBLET AND DISH (3)

A glass tankard, the pewter lid mounted with a WM death’s head badge and engraved “Meine Ehre heist Treue” and “SS Oberfuhrer Horst Weilsen”, the thumb piece mounted with a miniature tank assault badge, height 7”. GC

A vintage Royal Artillery pewter Tankard.

Red flashed glass tankard with pewter mounts, 27cm high

A Bohemia glass Crystal Tankard (boxed)

A box of miscellaneous metalwares to include eastern brass handwarmer, pair of turned brass candlesticks, pewter tankard etc

A 19th century Staffordshire pearlware tankard, having cobalt blue and gilt decoration, 13cm; together with a Staffordshire hen on nest (nest a/f) (2). Tankard – slightly yellowed, gilt rubbed and worn especially to upper rim and handle, base scuffed.Hen – base cracked in two and re-glued, lid has long hairline running from under neck down to edge and across body, small loss to underside of rim.

A collection of miscellaneous items, to include Chesterman's Patent tape measure, bronze mortar, pewter tankard etc

Collection of Silver Plate including Three Boxed Cutlery Sets, Loose Cutlery, Napkin Rings, Tankard, etc

First Period Worcester blue and white cider tankard decorated in the 'Walk in the Garden' pattern with crescent mark to base, H12.5cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

20th century Norwegian Peg Tankard, tapering staved body and lid carved with geometric roundels, scroll hinged handle and three shaped feet, H20cm and a turned walnut footed vessel (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

9ct gold charm bracelet with heart-shaped padlock and various charms to include donkey, bellows, tankard, lantern ETC 32.5grams approx. Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`

A VINTAGE COPPER TANKARD WITH HORN HANDLE

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE PLATE, (A/F), A MING STYLE CHINESE CIRCULAR BOWL AND A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD (3)

THREE ITEMS - PEWTER TANKARD, EPNS CONDIMENT SET AND A BOXED PEN

A silver straight sided tankard 10.59 ozt 329.5 grams approx, Birmingham 1930, J. Gloster Ltd, no engravings gilt lined

A HALLMARKED SILVER PRESENTATION TANKARD BY MAPPIN & WEBB - SHEFFIELD 1959, approx. weight 390g, H 12 cm

A set of six silver plated napkin rings, a Chinese silver plated tea caddy and a Chinese pewter tankard, tankard H. 12cm.

A Charles II silver straight tapered tankard probably by Peter Monger, London 1684, the reeded raised flat-topped cover serrated at the front and with a corkscrew thumb piece, the S-scroll handle with an oval terminal, on a moulded foot, engraved *WC* 1708 to the handle, 18cm (7in) high, 852g (27.4 oz) See Jackson (3rd edition), p. 138 (second from bottom) for the maker's mark. See also Mitchell, David M. Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press 2017, p. 435-6, where attributed to Monger.

A George III English provincial silver baluster tankard by John Langlands II, Newcastle 1799, the double domed cover with a pierced chair-back thumb piece, the double scroll handle with a heart shape terminal, a moulded girdle, on a waisted and moulded circular foot, 21.5cm (8 1/2in) high, 813g (26.15 oz)

An early 18th century German silver straight-sided tankard by Johann Wilhelm Heumann, Hamburg circa 1720, the flat-topped cover with a ball thumb piece, the C-scroll handle with a cartouche terminal, on three ball feet, engraved with an armorial shield, two crests, a baron's coronet and a monogram HFW, initialled J.P. beneath, 23cm (9in) high, 1329g (42.75 oz) See Rosenberg, Marc Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen, Frankfurt-Am-Main 1923. vol. II, p. 148, no. 2434 for the maker's mark. Johann Wilhelm Heumann, active 1700 - 1732.These are the quartered arms and crests of the Jewish families of FAUDEL and PHILLIPS, adopted by Royal Licence in 1895 by Sir George Faudel-Phillips (1840-1922), 1st Baronet, who was Lord Mayor of London in 1896. His parents were Sir Samuel Benjamin Phillips (1811-1889) by Rachel née Faudel (1812-1880). Born George Phillips he later adopted the family name Faudel-Phillips in recognition of inheritance from his maternal great-uncle, the brother of the father Henry Faudel (died 1863) of his mother Rachel Faudel.

A George I silver straight-tapered tankard by Thomas Tearle, London 1725, the double domed cover with a scroll thumb piece, an S-scroll handle, a moulded girdle, on a moulded foot, engraved with a vacant elaborate cartouche, 18cm (7in) high, 703g (22.6 oz)

A Queen Anne silver straight-tapered tankard by John Cory, London 1704, with a recumbent lion thumb piece to the beefeater cover, the S-scroll handle with a triform terminal, a moulded girdle and on a moulded spreading base, engraved I over L*H to the handle, 21cm (8 1/4in) high, 890g (28.6 oz)

Ephemera - a pewter tankard engraved with Bacchanalian scenes; onyx table lighters; desk calendar; hip flasks; plated soda syphon; a SEC Napoleon hat mantel clock; horn shoe horns; Sanyo Cadnica portable television; pocket torches; a Stylophone (boxed); a Casio PT-10 keyboard (boxed); recorders etc.

Set of Indonesian brass balance scales with tankard and ladle. 28cm height, 9.5cm tall, 30cm length,

A shelf of assorted glasswares including a decanter, large vase, metal-topped glass Stein, tankard, sherry glasses and champagne flutes etc.