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A tray containing various silver plated ware to include a tankard and sugar tongs, a pocket watch, a wrist watch etc.

A SMALL SELECTION OF PLATED ITEMS INCLUDING; A TEAPOT, PEDESTAL BOWL, BOWL, A PAIR OF STEM GOBLETS, AND SET OF FRUIT SPOONS AND TEASPOONS, A WALKER AND HALL EP TWO HANDLED DISH, AN EP. VASE AND A SMALL EP TANKARD (QUANTITY)

ENGRAVED ELECTROPLATE CIRCULAR PEDESTAL CAKE DISH; AN ELECTROPLATE CIRCULAR TRAY WITH WAVY BORDER, ON TAB FEET; AN ELECTROPLATE PIERCED CIRCULAR TWO HANDLED DISH STAND WITH GLASS LINER; SMALL ELECTROPLATE ITEMS: NINE ELECTROPLATE GOBLETS ON TRAY AND A TANKARD WITH GLASS BASE

A National Maritime Museum 50th Anniversary Commemorative tankard, 1937-1987, by Royal Worcester, bearing head and shoulders vignette of Lord Nelson, and scene of the Battle of Trafalgar, hinged pewter lid with embossed Museum device, height 6”. Very Good Condition. Plate 5

An OR’s glengarry cap with badge of the London Scottish, a plain maroon leather sporran with small London Scottish badge; the inside with broad arrow and “WD” mark; 2 pairs of nickel spurs; a R.C.O.S. stable belt with ERII chrome plated buckle; a pewter shooting prize tankard dated 1958-59; a set of crimson cap lines and tassels; unopened bundle of 10 yellow lanyards; 12 coloured “Wellington Series” postcards of mounted officers, and 5 other items. Generally GC

A quality silver tankard. Weight approx 333g

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

A Crown Devon Fielding's pottery daisy bell tankard.Condition report intended as a guide only.Movement lacking.

A George III silver tankard, tapering cylindrical with upper and lower reeded sections, the domed cover with ball finial and engraved with the initial B, the handle with shell thumbpiece, the base with glass bottom, the body engraved with a tall ship possibly the Marquis of Lansdown, London, 1797, maker's mark probably that of John Robins, 19 cm high overall , 993.6 grams gross Note: By repute the initial B is that of Boulderson for Joseph (1764–1828) who joined the East India Company in 1785 and quickly rose through the rank. He was appointed Captain of the ‘Marquis of Lansdown’ in 1792 which traded between London and Calcutta.

An 18th Century silver embossed tankard, London; another silver embossed tankard, London, 1745, Henry Brind; early silver embossed beaker, marks worn; silver lidded jar with embossed decoration, London, 1890; silver photo frame, tea strainer, napkin rings etc (10) total gross weight 1062.4 g/34.16 oz

 A silver tankard, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1938, of tapering circular form, having scroll handle with shaped thumb grip, height 12cm, in good condition. (387.2g) 

Small Sterling Silver Tankard

Two vintage painted wooden pub signs to include "Bass" and "A full tankard of porter for all volunteers who enlist into service in the Royal Navy", 29 x 125cm, (2)

A collection of Winston Churchill related ceramics To include three Royal Doulton toby jugs, 10cm, 13cm and 11cm, all stamped to base, one D6934, together with a Kevin Francis Churchill character bust number 277/750, a Wade Heath 'Roll out the barrel' tankard, height 15cm, and a Liverpool road Pottery Winston Churchill plate, diameter 15cm. (6)

A mixed group of collectibles To include an early 20th Century Birmingham hallmarked twin handled cup. Engraved 'Victoria Colliery 1915, R. Copeland', a silver plated tankard, a Max Sievert Stockholm blow torch and a cased monitor touring stove (4)

A silver plated tankard and two bud vases

A two handled silver trophy, tankard, together with two napkin rings

Goebel monkey, Carlton ware tankard, etc.

A 9cm high silver tankard with Birmingham hallmark

A collection of eight mounted pot lids together with a pair of Aynsley lidded vases, Coalport model ceramic houses, cigar boxes, Royal Doulton tankard etc. (2)

Royal Doulton figurines "Autumn Breezes" HN1934, "Fair Maiden" HN2211, "Southern Belle" HN2229, Coalport figurine, Royal Doulton character mug, Royal Doulton jug, Fieldings musical tankard, 20th century Kisslinger frosted glass vase, trumpet stem with a gilt rim and floral glass tray (9)

A Georgian silver lidded beer tankard, having metal replacement base, 20cm.

A contemporary silver tankard, by C J Vander Ltd, London 1973, 11cm; together with a smaller example, 9cm; and a matching stem goblet, 12.5cm, London 1971, 933g.

A Thomas Goode & Co George VI glass 1937 Coronation tankard Limited Edition 153/1000 5.25''h; and another for the Coronation of Edward VIII, no.3035 5''h OS1

A George III silver tankard with a twin C-scrolled handle London 1789 11

SOUTH ATLANTIC MEDAL to S J Bentley Mercantile Marine - undertook Royal Marine Commando training. Stephen John Bentley was born on the 19th of September 1953. He left school aged 14 and joined the Training Ship HMS Indefatigable, he was trained as a Deckhand and joined the Mercantile Marine. On the 28th of November 1972, he joined the Royal Marines and undertook recruit training. On the 21st February 1973, he left recruit training and resumed his service in the Mercantile Marine. On 28th December 1975, he visited Buenos Aires and a ticket/visa is included with the group. Bentley served with the Cunard Line and may have been on SS Atlantic Causeway or SS Atlantic Conveyor. The conveyor was hit by Exocet Missiles on the 25th May 1982, killing 12 sailors. The ship later sunk undertow. A Christmas card from Cs Iris is included with the group, but it is unclear when he served on the ship. CS Iris did serve in the conflict The medal comes with a number of pieces of original ephemera, including his Royal Marine Company Record Book, letter from ROAB informing him that he has been accepted, RAOB Rules & Regulation book, Cunard line hat, Indefatigable cap tally, RFA Tie, Falkland Island tankard and photograph of the recipient as a young boy. The medal is with original box, wax packet and transmittal slip. Engraved in the correct large letter style. Condition = EF

ST IVES STUDIO POTTERY a variety of St Ives pottery, including various plates and dishes including some with celadon glazes, various jugs, tankard and mugs (most items marked, some unmarked). Including a pair of celadon glazed plates with leaf design around the rim, 6 1/2ins (16.5cms) diameter. Impressed St Ives seal mark. (23) *Inherited by Maurice Leach, Bernard Leach's adopted son. These were items used on a regular basis in Bernard's home.

COLLECTION OF SUNDERLAND LUSTRE WARES, to include a bowl with a print of Garibaldi to the interior, a Bridge of the River Wear frog mug, a Sailor's Farewell jug, a Mariner's Compass tankard and Forgive and Forget wash bowl (5)

COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER, to include a shell shaped comport, blush ivory 1116 jug, 1094 jug, 898 basket, 1346 dish, miniature tea cup and saucer, miniature tankard, Hadleys candlestick and Locke & co vase (parcel)

CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD, Qianlong, painted with a lake side landscape inside a gilt frame, with bianco sopra bianco stippling, height 14cm

CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE TANKARD, late 18th century, enamelled with courtesans seated in a garden, height 16cm

CHINESE TANKARD, late 18th century, painted with genre scenes inside underglaze blue cartouches, height 13cm

A Continental pierced bordered plate depicting a portrait of Von Kindenburg with iron cross dated 1914, a further Continental plate, a German beer stein with an ornate hinged pewter topped with a field cannon, with a multi coloured printed picture design- artillery pieces being pulled by horses, 1 Battr 8 Kngl Bayr Feld Art Regt Nurnberg 1910-12, A World War I peace mug 1919, Grimwade another similar and a Wessex regimental tankard and Edward VII coronation saucer

EDGAR CAMPDEN for Aldermaston Pottery; a tin-glazed earthenware goblet, painted mark, height 14.5cm, and two further Aldermaston goblets, a jug and a commemorative tankard celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Royal Berkshire Hospital (with certificate) (5). (D) CONDITION REPORT: Hairlines to the two Aldermaston goblets (not the Campden one) and chip and hairline to jug, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk

Leach Pottery; a stoneware tankard, impressed pottery mark, height 12cm, a Jack Doherty bowl and a Mark Griffiths large yunomi (3). CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

ALAN CAIGER-SMITH (born 1930) for Aldermaston Pottery; a tin-glazed earthenware jug, jar and cover and tankard, painted marks and date codes, jug height 19cm (3). CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) for Leach Pottery; an early stoneware ale tankard covered in tenmoku glaze, impressed BL and pottery marks, made circa 1925, height 13cm. (D) CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk

RAY FINCH (1914-2012) for Winchcombe Pottery; a stoneware tankard covered in tenmoku breaking to kaki glaze, impressed WP. mark, height 13cm, and a Winchcombe style coffee pot (2). (D) CONDITION REPORT: Chip to rim of coffee pot, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk

A silver plate kettle, teapot and Royal commemorative pewter tankard.

A Bells commemorative un-opened whisky tankard, together with a 40 year old bottle of vintage port.

A late 17th century Danish silver miniature tankard by Jens Nielsen Bach, Copenhagen 1678, the double domed cover centred by a Schlezwig-Holstein-Gottorp 1/16 Thaler 1670 and chased with flowers and foliage, a lion rampant thumbpiece, the S-scroll handle with a cartouche terminal, a broad band of flowers and foliage centred by a roundel inscribed Peder Jorgansen Quermlos/Trine Jorgens. Dater 1681, on three ball feet, later pricked H.R.S.OC, M.F.D ..802, 11cm (4 3/8in) high, 162g (5.2 oz) See Boje, Chr. A. Danske guld og sølv smedemærker før 1870, Copenhagen 1954, p. 47, fig. 209 for the maker's mark.

Two pairs of early 19th Century cutglass oval Salt Boats, with lemon squeeze bases, and an attractive Continental ruby glass Tankard, with floral painted overlaid white glass. (5)

A pair of Dioptron binoculars, jigsaws, fossils, metalware and a leather tankard

A silver mounted crumb brush, Birmingham 1900; a silver sugar caster, Birmingham; a pair of silver sugar bows; a silver tankard mustard, silver mustard spoon; a pair of silver salt and pepper pots; two silver napkin rings (9)

Three items of hallmarked silver comprising an Art Deco tankard, a sauce boat and a toast rack, gross wt. 8oz.

A silver plated tray, length 55cm and other silver plated ware including a Neo-Classical style twin candelabra, tankard etc.

Attributed to J. Willis 'Roadside Refreshments' - Driver of a haycart drinking from a tankard Oil on canvas, unsigned - attributed on frame 42cm x 59cm

Two Victorian brass rose feeders, a pewter tankard and a five vintage blow torches

A HALLMARKED SILVER CHRISTENING CUP TOGETHER WITH AN ANTIQUE ETCHED PEWTER TANKARD

Small silver tankard/christening cup and silver goblet hallmarked respectively for W&H Sheffield, 1930 and WD&S London 1979. Weight of silver 9½ oz approx

George I silver tankard (small) bears hallmarks for Nathaniel Lock, London, 1714. (Britannia silver marks) - initials DHHS on base. weight 5¼ oz.

Engraved Silver tankard, hallmarked Sheffield 1972 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd. Approx 10.8oz

George II silver tankard (probably one pint size) bears hallmarks for Newcastle to the base with the date letter for 1753 - the handle has a clear Maker's mark for Isaac Cookson who worked in Newcastle between 1728 and 1754. Also has H.H.E. on the handle. We believe the handle has been repaired at some time. Weight 10oz approx.

Boxed Stuart Crystal tankard

Small collection of decoration brass ornaments boots pigs jugs candle holders and a pewter tankard

ANTIQUE PEWTER TANKARD

PEWTER TANKARD

Alan Caiger-Smith (British, born 1930), a tankard with brown brush detailing to a cream ground, 14.5cm high and a similar jar and cover, both with brush signature to base Condition Report: ARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk

A Newlyn style Arts & Crafts copper two-handled tankard, embossed with fish and stylised foliage, 19.5cm high

A 19TH CENTURY TEMPERANCE TANKARD "FATHER MATTHEW" and four 19th century coffee cans