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Quantity of Oriental cabinet teaware, Coalport teaware, 1982 John Paul II tankard etc

A George V silver tankard, with Britannia Standard mark for 1922, hallmarks of Mappin & Webb LimitedOf simple spreading form with a beaded loop handle. 12.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear, approximately 13.7 troy ounces.

Works of art, to include a tankard, Dr Forbes Specifications thermometer, sewing bobbins, a padlock, glass ink bottle, bone book mark and napkin ring, etc (qty)

A silver tankard, by Collingwood and Co., London 1924,engraved with the Rifle Brigade badge and 'T.F.R. from W.E.D'. with a glass bottom,12cm high, 10oz,together with a photo dated 1914 and badge,a book 'The Rifle Brigade Chronicle for 1960',containing his obituary pp.130-132, andassociated correspondence (qty.)Provenance: Fairfax Ross estate.Lieutenant Thomas Fairfax Ross won an MC in France and was wounded at Loos. He became a Brigadier and subsequently Honorary Colonel of the Rifle Brigade.

A Collection of Silver Plated Items to include Basket, Tray, Tankard, Gravy Boat, Bed Chamber Stick etc.

A collection of 19th century and later porcelain and ceramic to include a Coalport tankard hand painted with Witley court, Worcestershire, a Victorian claret jug with grapevine decoration, etc (26)

A King George VI Coronation Ringtons tea canisters; a plated tankard; a Malingware jug etc.

A quantity of glassware to include butter dish; tankard; old bottle etc.

A vintage Royal Doulton figure Rose, and Staffordshire tankard

A silver hallmarked tankard with glass bottom.

A silver tankard with personalised inscription. Sheffield hallmarks weight. 395g

A MODERN SILVER TEA STRAINER AND BOWL, Sheffield 1962, mark of Viners Ltd., with twin pierced handles; together with a plain tapering cylindrical christening mug, marks rubbed; and a modern Irish tankard shaped mustard pot, Dublin 1971, mark of Royal Irish Silver Ltd., with blue glass liner, (c.12 troy ozs all in). (4)

A 9ct. gold charm bracelet, the Figaro chain hallmarked for 9 carat gold suspending various 9 carat hallmarked charms to include; a bell, tankard, stylised cat, clutch bag and heart locket, together with other yellow metal charms, a gold commemorative coin and two small copper coins, (gross weight 32.4g). Also an 8ct. yellow gold belcher chain necklace (stamped "333"), suspending a light blue stone pendant, the bail similarly stamped for 8 carat gold, (gross weight 3.8g) and a coral necklace. (3) 

A silver dolls house tea set on tray, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & Frank Shepherd, Birmingham 1912-13, in the period style, comprising semi-fluted ovoid form tea pot, sugar and cream, with tea cup and saucer, all on oval twin handled tray, with pierced gallery, together with a miniature silver hallmarked tankard, a small silver hallmarked twin handled trophy and a small twin handled bowl, this having 1711 Queen Anne shilling to base. (138.8g). (qty)

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) 

A Chinese 18th Century export porcelain tankardThe cylindrical tankard applied with twin looped handles, with flower head terminals, the exterior sides decorated with continuous scene of fan shaped panels filled with figural depictions of scholars and attendants set below leaf ruyi scroll and diaper work iron red ground, 11cm high.

A Chinese export porcelain tankard, 18th CenturyOf circular form with moulded dragon loop handle, profusely decorated with iron red concentric ground and further enamelled with large scene of ladies and children before a pavilion water landscape, 13.5cm high.

A collection of pewter to include Tankard, two handled footed bowl, candlesticks and plated ware (1 tray)

A collection of Wedgwood for Banbury Mint limited edition beakers titled - The Trafalgar Tankard, Cape St Vincent, Battle of the Nile, Arctic Voyage, Attacking Santa Cruz, Battle of Copenhagen, together with a similar RAF piece. (8).

A mixed collection of political themed items including Wedgwood, a Churchill glass tankard, damaged Bairstow Manor Nigel Farrage character jug, Coalport limited edition bust of Diana Spencer and Prince Charles, etc.

A Victorian two colour gold, turquoise and seed pearl set thimble, the gem set band decorated with foliate motifs, a Victorian silver thimble, Chester 1896, a gilt metal and mother of pearl pencil, a miniature tankard and three decanter labels, detailed Port, Whiskey and Brandy, (7).

A collection of silver items including a silver sauceboat, a small tankard, taste du vin, a trinket box together with four spirit labels, the taste du vin and tankard engraved M.E.B. 1917 and the sauceboat engraved 1.4.68, approximately 16toz, alll pieces with signs of wear and some pieces with small dents

A box of miscellaneous china, to include; Villeroy & Bosch Yorkshire ware loving cup, Royal Doulton 1953 coronation loving cup, Torquay pottery mottoware loving cup, Ridgeways commemorative tankard etc

A mixed lot to include metal wares, salt glazed jug, tankard, etc

A modern Chinese Canton part tea set, a brass car horn, glass commemorative tankard etc

A Meissen Marcolini baluster tankard, elaborate gilt and foliate decoration, 8.5cm high; with six other items of Meissen/Meissen style (6)

COLLECTION OF ASSORTED NINETEENTH CENTURY & LATER PEWTER to include large mallet shaped lidded flagon, waisted Victorian tankard by Thomson & Co, Glasgow, engraved 'McLarren, Castle Street', pewter & brass rimmed imperial measure engraved to base, six similar tankard with engraved initials & dates etc (13)

A SILVER TANKARD slightly tapering with continuous rib decoration, engraved crest and s-shaped handle, indistinctly hallmarked for London, Georgian hallmark, 8.1ozs

A pair of silver pin dishes, tankard, etc.

Brass 'King of Diamonds' Candlesticks, 31cm high, brass fly vesta, other brass ware, pewter tankard, etc:- One Tray

ALEX FERGUSON / MANCHESTER UNITED A large limited edition ceramic tankard of Alex Ferguson issued by Noble Ceramics. Sporting Series "The Managers" No. 3 in the series. Limited edition number 14 of 1500 issued and is housed in a large bespoke box with a Certificate of Authenticity. Good

A NORWEGIAN CEREMONIAL 'LION' PEG TANKARD, the domed lid with foliate carved roundel and lion finial the handle with heart-shaped terminal and on three feet, mid 18th century, 22cm high

A NORWEGIAN CEREMONIAL 'LION' PEG TANKARD, the domed lid with carved lion motif and 'acorn' shaped finial, the base with three lion carved feet, mid 18th century, repaired, 20cm high

A pair of unusual wrought iron lanterns, together with a ceramic tankard, olive dish, and 15 early 20th century wall tiles

An 18th century Chinese porcelain tankard of typical form having hand painted ochre red decoration and cartouche panels depicting scenes of figures. Measures: 11 cm high x 8.5 cm wide.

A hallmarked 9ct gold charm bracelet having a heart padlock clasp along with a good quantity of charms to include Holy Bible, ships lanterns, flintlock pistol, anchor, church, tankard, Adam and Eve apple, dartboard etc. Nearly all charms are hallmarked except one yellow metal whisky one. Total weight 78.1 grams.

A Whitbread tankard together with graduated pottery jugs, a Royal Mint model of the Duke of Wellington, a Royal Worcester figure "The Willow Princess", a Lladro figure of a lady, other figures, part tea sets, ginger jar and cover, model aeroplane etc

An early 20th century sketchbook c.1918; a Brooke's Monkey Brand soap card; an early 20th century sporting flicks productions present Lindsay Hassett (Vice-Captain Australian XI) demonstrating the pull shot, and the off drive; souvenir of the Wolverhampton Exhibition 1902, Craddock's wonderful boots; an Edwardian 'catch the hare' board game; Dunhill copper table top lighter in the form of an 18th century tankard; The Two Types by JON; A portfolio of observational studies, dated 1835 and later including still lifes; 1940s fashion designs; sewing ephemera including a Patons & Baldwins Limited knitwear catalogue featuring a young Roger Moore; etc

Metalware - silver plated tea service; EPNS tray; sugar sifter; pewter tankard etc.

GROUP OF PEWTER WARES 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY comprising a pair of flagons, a smaller flagon, a quart tankard, a smaller tankard, two beakers, a small goblet with blue glass liner; a circular dish, and three small measures, some with touchmarks (12) Large pair 28cm high Provenance: Balbithan House, Kintore, Aberdeenshire

GERMAN CARVED IVORY MINIATURE TANKARD 19TH CENTURY the hinged domed lid with a figural finial above the cylindrical body carved in relief depicting cavorting figures, with a C-scroll handle and a scroll-carved border 15.5cm high Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

A hallmarked silver tankard, height 8cm, wt. 3 1/2oz.

A Lowestoft bell shaped tankard, decorated in blue and white with printed roses and carnations, c.1760 high line, 9cm high.

An 18thC Chinese export porcelain tankard, the bulbous body profusely polychrome decorated with figures predominately in green, blue and purple, on a circular foot, with plain handle and upper yellow banding, 12cm high.

Five Victorian pewter tankards, each with brass rim, four graduated from pint to quarter gill, the largest dated 1829. Tallest 16 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The largest tankard has an engraved inscription across the front (opposite the handle) which has been partially erased and is illegible. The date stamp is a crown above the letter R and the number 29 all within an oval. The pint tankard is struck for ER and initialled ABHJ, the gill tankard is also stamped ER and with initials ABHJ. It is struck to the underside for Farrow & Jackson, London makers. The half gill measure is stamped JHB and GR beneath a crown, stamped to the underside for Farrow & Jackson, London makers. The quarter gill tankard is struck GR 346 and is stamped to the underside for WR Loftus Limited. All tankards have small dints and surface scratches but are in good order with no tears or splits visible.

A 19th century pewter quart tankard, a small pewter bowl, dish and two plates. Largest diameter 25 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tankard is structurally sound but does have numerous dents, scuffs & marks and is slightly misshapen. The most significant dent is to the underside of the base. The inscription on the side is worn. The two larger plates are allover scratched and marked and have some minor dints but no perforations or significant damage other than to the surface finish. The larger of the two dishes is again misshapen particularly around the rim and has numerous scratches and small dents. The smaller bowl is also misshapen and has numerous small dents.

A pair of pewter candlesticks, 19th century, with wide drip trays and domed bases, 19 cm, a 19th century quart jug, engraved to the underside "G T Yarmouth", a small pewter Armada dish and a Tudric pewter cake stand numbered 01371 and struck "Made by Liberty & Co". CONDITION REPORT: Each candlestick has a 6 mm diameter hole in the centre of the sconce. Both drip pans have touch mark or initial RV and there are a lot of tiny scratches and dints as one would expect but there is nothing significant or detrimental in our opinion. These are an attractive pair of candlesticks. The quart tankard has been converted to a jug, it is slightly misshapen throughout. There is a 5 cm crack to the right hand side below the spout. There is a large crack running around the foot rim where it joins the body. The small Armada dish is in good condition generally, there is a slight dent to one side but nothing too detrimental. The centre has black pitting, all of which you should see from the email images. The Liberty pewter cake stand other than having a few surface scratches appears to be in good condition throughout.

A Dunhill tankard form silver plated table cigarette lighter, and two Ronson silver plated table cigarette lighters. Tallest 9 cm.

Five early 19th century antique glasses, etched with barley, and a tankard engraved "Mr Savage", height 10.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This comprises of a set of five glasses, four of which are matching, the fifth is slightly earlier and has a folded foot. All glasses appear to be in good order and free from any obvious faults, chips or cracks. This is the same for the tankard.

A Sunderland purple lustre jug and a tankard (2)

A pewter 'Quart Tankard' and a coffee grinder

A 19th century tobacco jar in the form of a young man, a McIntyre tobacco jar with hand-painted crest to front, a small baluster vase, a tankard with leather cover, a small stoneware jar, a Royal Winton tulip-shaped lustre dessert dish, a boxed Wade starfish, a Victorian spill vase, a Royal Doulton figurine HN2211 'Fair Maiden' and a Continental Dresden-style lace lady (10).

A sterling silver christening tankard with Victorian duty mark, other marks rubbed and a small group of hallmarked silver napkin rings, miniature trophies, and cruet basket (lacking carrying handle), approx 8ozt.

Continental porcelain pewter mounted cylindrical tankard with hinged cover, bearing initials H.S with date 1820. Underglazed blue Berlin type scepter mark to base with impressed and other marks. 20cm approx. Together with pair of Dutch Delft baluster shaped vases with garlic bulb necks, overall with painted traditional decoration of windmills in reserved panels surrounded by flowers. Painted and impressed marks to bases. 58cm high approx. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Vases: One has been badly repaired, the other has discolouring and wear. Tankard: No obvious damage or losses.

Box of assorted metalware to include: Brass shell case; pewter tankard; coal study of a locomotive; brass candlesticks; easel picture frame etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Three West German decanters or wine bottles with stoppers, together with a matching West German tankard. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A tray of two antique plates, two antique meat plates, three commemorative tankards and a Wade lustre twin handled tankard

A box of metal ware, Eastern gong on stand, horn tankard, cased bowls etc

Dutch silver snuff box, maker's mark B Muller & Son, import marks for Chester 1904, the lid embossed horsemen, a rearing horse, 7cm; Dutch silver tankard, of small size, domed lid; and two other silver novelty items, (4).

A Grays Pottery lustre jug, 'The Shipwright's Arms', 16.5cm high, a Danbury Mint Wedgwood 'The Trafalgar Tankard', with certificate of authenticity and two limited edition Spode 'Maritime England' plates, 'The Battle of Camperdown' and 'The Battle of Trafalgar', both 23.5cm, with certificate of authenticity and cased, (4).