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SILVER PLATED TANKARD WITH HORN HANDLE

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, FRANCIS CRUMP, LONDON, 1773 baluster body engraved above the applied reeded girdle with a coat of arms within a ribbon-tied laurel wreath flanked by foliage, domed lid with scroll and shell thumbpiece, double scroll handle with heart-shaped terminal 21cm high, 936gr (30oz) The arms are those of Holford of Davenham, Cheshire with those of another in pretence.Descriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.

AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER-GILT-MOUNTED ENAMEL TANKARD, HERMANN BÖHM, VIENNA, LATE 19TH CENTURY the tapering body painted with ovals of classical subjects against scroll foliage on a pale pink ground between applied rims of enamelled foliate scrollwork inhabited by seraphim, the domed foot and lid similarly painted, with white ronde bosse enamel Cupid finial, the scroll handle with basse-taille foliage and a ronde bosse winged caryatid 29cm highDescriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.

˜A GERMAN SILVER-MOUNTED IVORY TANKARD, GEBRUDER GUTGESELL, HANAU, LATE 19TH CENTURY the silver cover chased with fruits and straps on a matted ground below a figure of Cupid in Disguise as a soldier, the body carved in high relief with a battle scene after the Antique, the ivory handle carved as a soldier, the bulbous base mount chased with military trophies, pseudo marks 25.5cm highDescriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.

CHARM BRACELET, formed by curb links, unmarked, heavily populated by charms including a car, tankard and pineapple, some marked for gold, approximately 150g gross

A quantity of costume jewellery to include bead necklaces, vintage clip-on earrings and two vintage ladies' watches, together with a silver plated tankard

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN TANKARD, painted with a river landscape setting, 4.8in diameter at base & 5.25in high.

A SIMILAR SMALLER 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN TANKARD, 4.25in diameter & 5in high.

Three Copper Vessels, 19th century, comprising a large Persian nargileh bottle with hammered leaf decoration, a Persian enamelled tankard and an Egyptian vase with calligraphic decoration 32cm, 12 1/2in high and smaller (3) Condition: knocks and wear

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD FAMILLE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN TANKARD, 4.3in diameter at base & 5.25in high; together with a similarly decorated soup plate, 8.8in wide. (2)

Various early 20thC metalware, comprising a copper coal helmet with swing handle on circular foot, (the main body) 35cm H, a tankard and a brass trivet with iron supports and turned wooden handle.

A late 17th century style silver tankard, F H Adams & Holman, Birmingham 1948, with two threaded bands, 13ozs, 11cm high, inscribed.

Silver tankard with embossed ribbed and beaded band, marked Sterling, weight 49 grams 21.

A George III silver tankard by William Stroud, London, 1804Tapering sides of good gauge with two broad reeded bands, plain flat cover, chair-back thumbpiece and gilt interior, front engraved with crest of an eagle's head erased, 18.5cm high, 30 oz. (930 gm.)

A late Victorian Irish silver Tankard type Christening Mug, Dublin c. 1899, engraved with large coat of arms, approx. 9 ozs, c. 4" tall.(1)

George III silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, with band of reeded decoration, scroll handle with decorative terminal and hinged domed cover with heavy ornate hinge and leaf and scroll thumb piece, on a domed circular foot (London 1784), maker - T.W. All at approximately 32ozs, 21cm overall height

A Victorian silver plate mounted carved wooden faux bamboo tankard, the mounts mark for Hukin & HeathOf textured cylindrical form, with a loop handle. 17 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Some splits, some plate wear/loss, general wear.

A Good Quality Large Porcelain Hand Painted Tankard having Gilt Foot and Rim, Interior Scene Continental Farmstead and Lakes. Badly Damaged and Glued. 13.5cms Tall

A Continental Prattware Lithophone Pewter Lidded Tankard, Interior Image of Smiling Elderly Lady and the Exterior with Fencing Cats. 17cm Tall

Renaissance style German carved ivory and gilt metal mounted tankard with embossed domed cover and carved continuous bacchanalian frieze on domed foot, 18cm high

A Victorian silver tankard with engraved aesthetic decoration and inscription "Presented by J Harant to MA Beedell, For The Best Filly Foal by Wickham 1890", Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1890, 12cm high, 8oz approx

George II silver twin handled tankard/loving cup, inscribed P T A, maker John Langlands, Newcastle 1757/58, 12cm high, 9oz approx

A collection of mainly 19th century British ceramics including an early 19th century bowl with printed and infilled chinoiserie decoration, a tankard with marbled finish, a further relief moulded tankard, an unusual dark brown glazed flask in the form of a bearded male figure, with floral button detail, a black basalt cream jug, a blue and white transfer printed plate and a stoneware type pepper pot

A box of interesting items to include a small wooden truncheon with gilt painted decoration, a cloisonné box, a Mary Gregory type green glass small tankard, a continental porcelain hen on nest egg basket, and others

*amended description* An Adams Micratex reproduction God Speed the Plough tankard, and a memento mori 18th century lustre tankard with printed cautionary verses

A mixed lot of brasswares comprising a pair of large candlesticks, a brass four footed trivet, brass kettle, tankard and cigarette box (6)

A pair of bronze bowls, 35cm diameter and a bronze tankard, 14cm high

A Sheffield plate tankard with thread banding, 17cm high

A small collection of silver plated items, an old flat iron and a pewter tankard awarded in 1894 in a First Surrey Rifles competition.

Queen Anne: a good Vauxhall cylindrical stoneware tankard of three pint capacity applied with a moulded oval portrait medallion flanked by animals, buildings, trees and flowerheads, crudely incised 3pt beneath the strap handle, circa 1720, 183mm high, very minor chips Illustrated (commemorative commemorate) *A not dis-similar Vauxhall tankard dated 1722 from a Canadian collection was sold by Christies South Kensington on 7th May 1999 as lot 509

A large German faience tankard with pewter base and hinged cover, the magenta powdered ground painted in blue with a panel of a bird in flight inscribed ‘Adsolem’, circa 1730, 278mm Illustrated (commemorative commemorate)

A moulded glass tankard for Edward Hanlan, a glass dish for the Manchester Ship Canal 1894, eleven political related moulded glass pieces, two Gordon inkwells and three works of reference (a lot) (commemorative commemorate)

An unusual waisted tall green ground tankard, 169mm, manufacturer’s glazed chip and two cylindrical loving cups (3) (potlid pot lid prattware)

Oak and brass mounted mantle clock with barley twist pilasters with matched pair oak barley twist candle sticks, Edwardian etched dressing table jar with engine turned lid, two 1995 Nations United for Peace £2 anniversary coins, Spode commemorative tankard etc (8) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A quantity of china including Abbey plate, frog tankard, salt glaze hot water bottle, etc.

A pretty floral comport and two sweet plates (one stapled), together with a Hammersley tankard.

An old Pewter Tankard of baluster shape with S-shape handle stamped with O.E.M., pint size, 5" tall.

A tray lot of EP - teapot, tankard, condiments, loose cutlery etc

A WWI Christmas 1914 brass Princess Mary tin with contents and a Guards Regatta 1898 regimental dongola race tankard etc

An early 19th century glass rummer, engraved with hops, on an solid knopped stem and circular foot, 14cm high, together with a 19th century continental glass tankard, a 19th century pedestal vase and two 19th century glasses (5)

An 18th century style gilded brass tankard, of plain shape, with a hinged lid and scrolled handle, with presentation inscription to the base 'H. Sitch, 4th November 1927', 18cm high

German WW2 Pewter beer tankard, engraved to the Hitler Youth

Two engraved clear glass decanters and stoppers; together with a smear glazed milk jug; and another clear glass tankard.

A Chinese silver tankard, with dragon handle and relief decoration, 167g, 9.5cm.

Cameo Four Piece Plated Tea Service, tankard, oval card tray, plated tray.

Crown Devon 'Widdicombe Fair' Musical Water Jug, similar tankard and cavalier jug.

A Lowestoft tankard with river scenes, pagodas blue wash and deep cell border pattern, 5 1/2" high

BLACK FOREST BOHEMIAN ENGRAVED GLASS & WOODEN TANKARD an interesting bohemian engraved glass tankard, with a depiction of a Stag and Deer in a wooden landscape. With a metal lid mounted with a carved animal, and the handle mounted with a horn. 9ins (23cms) high

A World War II electroplated pint tankard, inscribed '489 Squadron, RNZAF from S/Ldr G H D Evans, August 1941-March 1943'.G H D Evans DSO DFC was born in London on 29th May 1917, as Wing Commander he commanded 451 Squadron. 

A provincial George I silver baluster tankard, by Francis Batty ll, Newcastle 1724, 9cm, 182g.

A Victorian silver 'Jolly Sailor' tankard, by Samuel Cane & Dudley Cater, London 1872, 11cm, 213g

BESWICK DOULTON BOXED LIMITED EDITION DICKENS TANKARD

3 vintage copper items. Comprising: Teapot, tankard & circular tray decorated with Egyptian scenes and signed on the back in Arabic (possibly). Tray measures approx. 32cm in diameter, teapot 20cm tall & tankard 12cm tall.

Two Doulton Lambeth stoneware flasks, one with silver mounted cork stopper, the larger 8½in. (21.5cm.) high; together with four other pieces of Doulton Lambeth including a jardiniere decorated by L. Waters, a twin handle vase decorated by Nellie Garbett etc. (8)* Condition: - Silver stoppered flask: Impressed '2074', script initials 'PB'. London hallmark 1903. Maker's mark rubbed. Engraved monogram to top of stopper (worn). Flask in VG cdn.- Square flask: Impressed 1785 and with retailer 'G.W. Scott & Sons' + registration diamond. Script decorator's mark IB. VG cdn. Lacks cork stopper.- Pair ewers: Silicone mark, impressed W1885, unidentified monogram script mark and painted SS mark. VG cdn.- Twin handle vase: Impressed 831, script decorator's mark EG. Glaze chip to centre of one raised rosette to body. No other faults.- Jardiniere: Impressed 2953. Script mark LW. Has been broken and repaired.- Biscuit box: Hallmarked London 1920. Marks to finial rubbed but match. Impressed 5603 and script mark LP. Cover restored. A few small dings to silver.- Tankard: Script mark RBR 10. Small ground chip to rim.

A pair of Edwardian pierced silver open salts, of oval form with blue liners, raised on four ball & claw feet by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1901, together with an Edwardian pierced silver sugar basket with swing handle and blue liner by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1901, a pierced pepper with blue liner and a mustard pot with blue liner in tankard form, various spoons, gross weight without liners 8.7 tr.oz. (10)* Condition: One oval blue liner with large chip to rim on one open salt, all other pieces good with no major damage.  

An Elizabeth II silver tankard, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham, 1961, of baluster form with scrolled handle, raised on circular stepped foot, the body inscribed 'William', 4in. (10.2cm.) high, weight, 5.0 tr.oz.* Condition: In very good condition with no faults.  

Masons ironstone fruit bowl, Dresden teapot, Chinese ginger jar, Carlton ware tankard, Murano glass dish and 19th Century white glaze figure boy with sack and a jardiniere and Mintons hand painted plates etc Q, parcel lot

Bourne Denby; A very rare Bourne Denby brown salt glazed tankard with sprigs and a EPNS rim, circa 1890/1900

A Pearlware jug and stand, Amherst 19th Century plates, Denby tankard, Mason Ironstone etc, one box

A silver Christening tankard, Birmingham 1923, engraved cartouche, weight approx 162.3 grams/5.22 ozt approx