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Lot 386
A George III baluster tankard, three-quarter girdle, domed cover, pierced chair back thumb rest, double scroll handle, scroll terminal, later embossed overall with flowerheads and scrolls, 120cm high, Hallmarks crossed out for William Shaw II, London 1766, 27.5oz, later spout, re-hallmarked by Goldsmith Hall
Lot 170
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
Lot 53
An Austro Hungarian silver gilt and carved ivory tankard, Stephan Mayerhofer, Vienna 1835, the cylindrical ivory sleeve exceptionally carved with a medieval boar hunt, with lions, bulls and a castle visible in the woods beyond, all mounted in gilt-metal with S scroll handle, the cover with floral finial above bands of cast scrolling flowers and foliage, with conforming decoration to the foot, marked to cover and foot, 21.5cm high bearing 'M Parker Collection, No 25' aged label to base CONDITION REPORT: Some discolouration and tarnishing to the gilt mounts - would benefit from a good clean. Hairline crack to the ivory by the bears paws and other little natural fractures in places. Ivory body would also benefit from a good clean. Overall appears to be generally in good order. Please note: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which is likely to come into effect by the end of 2018. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Lot 352
Clarice Cliff - Jonquil - A Bon Jour six place tea service circa 1933 comprising large teapot, conical sugar bowl, tankard milk jug, six globe shape teacups, saucers and and bread and butter plate all hand painted with a band of stylised flowers and foliage above a Delecia streaked ground, Bizarre mark.
Lot 147
A heavy hallmarked silver Christening-style tankard; the underside marked for Garrard's, Panton Street, London, assayed London 1890; approx. 226g (within Garrard & Co., cardboard outer box) CONDITION REPORT: Height is 8.5cm. This looks as if it has been in a box since new apart from silver tarnish which would clear with a good polish. The piece appears in good general original condition, no dents or problems noted.
Lot 67
An 18th century Chinese porcelain tankard, later fixed with a scrolling pewter handle (10cm high); together with a Chinese porcelain bowl, the exterior rim decorated with a ruyi-style band above bats, fruits and a central Shou character, four-character red seal mark to base (12.5cm) diameter (2) CONDITION REPORT: The bowl is quite dirty inside with some discolouration that mostly rubs away. Appears to be in good general overall original condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines or restoration noted. The outside of the body appears bright and well painted and the foot also looks in good order.
Lot 1127
A Susie Cooper Productions Cowboy jug, pattern E1227, a 'Cowboy' pattern hors d'oeuvres dish, a 'Seagull' milk-jug and a banded tankard, printed factory marks, wear, 13cm. high (jug), (4) Literature Andrew Casey Susie Cooper A Pioneer of Modern Design, ACC Books, page 70 for a sheet of nursery patterns including the Cowboy pattern.
Lot 213
FOUR ITEMS OF SILVERWARE, to include a plain Edwardian cigarette case, hallmarked Chester 1906, a George III fork, hallmarked London 1764, a mid Victorian silver fork, hallmarked Birmingham 1871 and a silver tankard of plain form with scrolling handle, hallmarked Sheffield 1966, total weight 502.6 grams
Lot 129
A RARE GEORGE II IRISH SILVER TANKARD, Dublin c.1720, mark of Thomas Walker, the domed lid with double scroll thumb piece, the plain body engraved with an empty cartouche below a crest, and girdle on tucked foot and shell capped double scroll handle with heart-shaped tail piece, (c.38 troy ozs). 23cm high
Lot 129
A Mortlake (Kishere) brown stoneware glass-bottomed tankard early 19th century, applied with a panel of Adam and Eve beside the Tree of Knowledge, between the impressed initials 'JA', above a stag hunt scene, and two hunting jugs, one attributed to Portobello, sprigged with scenes of topers, trees and windmills above running hounds, some chipping, 19cm max. (3)
Lot 143
Two Westerwald stoneware jugs 18th/early 19th century, the larger applied to the rounded body with a repeated floral design, the neck with a stylized mask, the other incised with a continuous foliate scroll between geometric bands, fitted with a hinged pewter lid, and a Westerwald mug or tankard, applied with flowerheads in grey on a blue ground, some damages, 24.3cm max. (3)
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