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Lot 53
A collection of Royal Commemorative pottery and porcelain, including a Honiton mug commemorating the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, Paragon loving cup commemorating the same, Wedgwood tankard designed by Richard Guyatt commemorating the Investiture of HRH Prince Charles as Prince of Wales, and a Wedgwood tankard commemorating the same. (qty)
Lot 199
A Continental white metal lidded Tankard inset with twenty four Coins of the German States, 16th-18th Century. The coins include a Saxony 1593 Thaler, Saxony-Albertine 1693 Klippe Thaler, Austria 1695 Thaler. The tankard with lion and ball thumb piece, and the base raised on three lion and ball figures, 20cm H
Lot 203
A 19th Century German white metal (marked 800) presentation lidded Tankard, inset with fifty three 18th and 19th Century German silver coins, various states of Germany represented including Prussia, Bavaria, Waldeck, Frankfurt, Wertemburgh, Hanover, etc. The underside inscribed "W. M. Jackson inc Buenos Aires, 1912 en su cincentario 1962 a su Presidente Henry Chapin Jackson". Maker's mark for "Rehfeld". 36cm H
Lot 204
A large silver lidded Tankard inset with silver Coins, representing the Monarchs of England 1066-1887. Thirty seven inset coins, to include William I Paxs type Penny, Richard III Groat, Cromwell 1658 1/-, Anglo Gallic Denier of Richard I, 1847 Gothic Crown (William II represented by William I Penny and Henry IV by Henry VI Groat). Engraved to the underside "This Tankard weighing 37 oz was made to receive 37 coins of English History". Rampant lion thumb piece, with shield of English Arms. Maker's mark for James Barclay Hennell. 24cm H
Lot 918
POLICE, a silver plated tankard, hallmarked 1941 presented to the Notts and England test cricketer, Reg Simpson, by detective colleagues in the Nottingham City Police C.I.D. on the occasion of his 21st birthday in February 1941. Simpson had joined the Nottingham City Police in 1936 and served with them until late in 1941 when he joined the R.A.F. during the 2nd World War. He never returned to the police force as his cricket career took over in 1946, inscribed D.O. (Detective Officer), EX
Lot 474
A George II silver lidded tankard, with open scroll thumb piece, plain body, inscription dated 1932 to the base, erased inscription to the body, London 1732, maker Edward Pocock, weight 14ozCondition Report: Maker is Edward Pocock, some minor pin prick dents to the handle, no sign or inscription to the body that have been erased. Later inscription to the base
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