GEOFFREY CLARKE R.A. [1924-2014]. Tankard, 1969. silver, probably only 2 cast. signed GC underneath + silver stamps [solid silver]. 9.7 cm high. Provenance: the artist; private collection, UK Literature: 'Geoffrey Clarke - Sculptor', catalogue raisonne, J LeGrove, Lund Humphries,2017, p.141, pl.S409.19. One of a series of 40 different tankards produced for the University of Lancaster collection - mostly unique, but Clarke cast a second one of a few. This is the first of these Tankards we have ever seen on the market. [very good condition - the silver is toned]. Buyers premium of 20% + Vat is payable.
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GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER QUART TANKARD OF QUEEN ANNE DESIGN maker WC, London 1780, the hinged cover with scroll thumb piece, with later chased and embossed designs of farm animals and countryside scenes in two panels, the lid with knop embossed as a bridge, the scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, 727g
~AN IVORY TANKARD, GERMAN, CIRCA 1880carved with a bacchic procession above foliate strapwork and lobes, the short pedestal foot with further strapwork, the spout with fruit and grotesque mask, the cover with a Cupid finial, the scroll handle with bearded herm section and metal hinge35cm highFor another similar tankard from the Collection of William and Francis Green, see Bonhams, Los Angeles, 8 December 2014, lot 1191
~A SMALL SILVER-GILT, GEM-SET AND IVORY TANKARD, AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, LATE 19TH CENTURYthe gem studded and scroll chased lid with seated satyr finial, the handle cast as a tree branch in which sits a further satyr, the ivory sleeve carved with Diana on her stag-drawn chariot processing with her attendent nymphs through an oak grove, on a spreading silver and gem-set foot10.5cm highFor a tankard with the same mounts but differing ivory sleeve, see Christie’s, London, 3 December 2002, lot 116, where catalogued as mid 19th century.
A late 18thC Chinese export porcelain tankard, of cylindrical outline, polychrome decorated with panels of figures broken by a geometric banding of inverted squares, predominantly in orange, blue and green with gilt highlights, on a circular unglazed foot, 11cm high, a Ming style pottery ginger jar, and a small quantity of other Chinese porcelain, a set of five 19thC cups and a vase. (a quantity)
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