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A George II silver baluster child's tankard, John Bayler, London, 1752, of small proportions, scroll handle capped with acanthus leaf decoration, on flared moulded foot, inscribed with initials 'EW' to the front & seated lion to the side, 3¾in. (9.5cm.), weight 6.8 tr.oz.* Condition: Small dents throughout, slightly misshapen foot, marks clear. 

WWI Royal Guernsey Light Infantry medal group - silver shooting prize tankard, cap badge; service badge; trench art bullet lighter; trench art book shaped lighter, photograph & paper clipping, all relating to the Duquemin family, the George III shooting prize tankard hallmarked for Charles Hougham, London, 1792, weight 10.1 tr.oz., with later repoussé floral and foliate decoration, leaf capped scrolling handle on spreading foot, the cartouche inscribed 'Colonel James Priaulx, Queens, A.D.C., to the best marksman in the Royal Guernsey Milita, 1863, Won By P. Duquemin 2nd Regiment', the corresponding photograph pasted to card with inscription verso reads: 'Piere Duquemin, of Carteret, Cobo, Great Grandfather of Roy, Peter also winner of silver tankard 1863', the Guernsey Press clipping dated Wednesday 14 August 2002 with the headline 'Sharpshooters leave their mark on Cobo coastline', the story pointing out the numbers carved into sea walls along Cobo and Grande Rocques used as the rifle range; the WWI War & Victory medals named '1464 Pte. P.F.Duquemin R. Guernsey L.I'.

A George II silver lidded tankard, Fuller White, London 1749, of plain baluster form with domed cover, chairback thumbpiece, narrow girdle to body, scroll handle engraved with initials 'R' over 'I*I' and with escutcheon terminal, on a flared foot, 8in. (20.25cm.) high, weight 24 tr.oz.* Provenance: Christies, 'Interiors', 27th Nov. 2012, Lot 198

A George III silver lidded tankard, Solomon Hougham, London 1808, of plain tapered cylindrical from with reeded bands and angular scroll handle, the flat cover with concentric circle banding and pierced thumbpiece, chased with wheat and hops, 6¾ (17cm.) high.

A silver plated tankard, the handle surmounted by the head of a child, the body decorated with multiple fleur de lis, impressed 'Skarratt & Co. Worcester', height 22.5cm, width 23.5cm, diameter of base 15.2cm.

Large quantity of EPNS pieces to include cutlery, trays, tankard, rosebowls etc

A pair of 19th Century glass candlesticks and three single glasses and a glass tankard

Spode Silver Jubilee China Tankard, original box and as new condition.

A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Lidded Tankard, Henry Tudor & Thomas Leader, Sheffield 1774, of plain tapering cylindrical form, the domed cover with reeded scroll thumb piece, initialled, 18.5cm high, 710 grams. *Day book entry from 1774 image reproduced by kind permission of Sheffield Assay Office

Cased silver tankard - London 1868

Archibald Knox For Liberty & Co Pewter Hot water Tankard Arts and crafts tankard of cylindrical form with whiplash seedpod embossed detail to base and textured handle. Impressed to base 'English Pewter, Made By Liberty & Co 0280' Some dings to body and rim. Height, 6.5 inches.

JS&S Art Nouveau Willow Copper Tankard By Joseph Sankey & Sons, Bilston, England Small arts and crafts lidded tankard with embossed stylised organic pattern to body, marked to base, JS & S. lid missing pin, requires some restoration, height, 4.5 inches.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE IMARI PORCELAIN TANKARD, painted with a fenced garden scene of peony, 5.2in high.

A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE DAOGUANG PERIOD CANTON MANDARIN PORCELAIN TANKARD, circa 1840, the base unglazed, 3.25in diameter at rim & 4.1in high.

A CHINESE REPUBLIC STYLE PORCELAIN VASE, with a garlic mouth, the base with a four-character Qianlong mark in blue enamel, 6.5in high; together with an 18th Century famille rose sparrow beak jug, 3.5in high; and an 18th Century Mandarin palette tankard, 6in high. (3)

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD UNDERGLAZE-BLUE & FAMILLE ROSE MANDARIN PALETTE PORCELAIN TANKARD, 3.75in diameter at base & 4.75in high.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE MANDARIN PORCELAIN TANKARD, 5.6in high; a mid-19th Century Canton vase, 9.4in high; a small Canton vase, 4.25in high; an Ao Kutani style candlestick, 7in high; and a Samson armorial vase, 4.5in high. (5)

A KOREAN CELADON PORCELAIN TANKARD & COVER WITH MATCHING STAND, the tankard and stand each with an impressed seal mark, the tankard 5.75in high overall, the stand 6in diameter.

A collection of advertising mugs; a John Peel musical tankard; other china

A WILLIAM AND MARY BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER LARGE TANKARD, with fluted and engraved sides, hinged flattened cover with flower head centre, and shaped later engraved crest handle, by Timothy Ley, London 1697, 20cm high, 32.5 ozs

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TANKARD MUSTARD, the sides pierced and repoussé decorated with rams' masks, acanthus and 'C' scrolls, and cast feet, having engraved cover and scroll handle, and blue glass liner, by Roberts & Hall, Sheffield 1848, 9.5cm high

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TANKARD MUSTARD, of octagonal section, the sides pierce decorated with scrolling sylized foliage, having engraved domed cover, blue glass liner, by John Evans II, London 1845, 10.5cm high

Ephemera - a blue glass soda syphon; an early 20th Century mantel clock; pewter tankard; bakelite telegram signal; mother of pearl opera glasses; tins; etc; qty

Ceramics and Glass - a Marston's water jug; a Boddington's tankard; a pair of Nao Geese models; a cut glass decanter; a Royal Worcester egg coddler; a Yardley English Lavender advertising soap dish; etc, qty

Silver - a pair of silver salts, London 1965, 95.8g; a pair of conforming spoons, 13.2g gross; a silver stop fluted mustard tankard, Birmingham 1885, clear glass liner, 51.9g

VERY LARGE CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE STRAIGHT SIDED TANKARD with entwined and relief floral and foliate handles, decorated with hand painted pagodas and other scenery. Probably Qian Long Period. 18.5cm high, diameter 15cm approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: In very good condition for age, one noticeable chip to top rim of tankard, minor frit to one of the handles. Base is unmarked.

18TH CENTURY SALT GLAZED, TWO-TONE, STONEWARE, LOOP HANDLED TANKARD with silver rims and shield shaped plaque, decorated with shells and lion rampant, having glass base. Maker's initials: I.H. 13.5cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Crack to handle base, 'Y' shaped crack to body, Another crack around the handle.

A Victorian Britannia standard silver chocolate sprinkler, modelled in the form of a lidded tankard or pounce pot with a scroll handle on tapering foot, London 1883, the lid London 1884, 2¼ozs, 8cm high

Various Wedgwood blue Jasperware, to include boxed examples, Moscow 1980 Olympic plate, 20cm diameter, Charles & Diana wedding tankard, lidded patchbox etc. (a quantity)

A WILLIAM IV IRISH SILVER TANKARD, of baluster form, cast 'S' scroll handle, the lower body repousse decorated with flowers and foliage on a circular foot, maker J.M., Dublin 1837, approximately 6ozt, 187 grams, height approximately 12cm

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY TANKARD HAND PAINTED BY W.E.J. DEAN WITH YACHTS AT SEA, signed, printed marks including Robert Anstead, Beverley Hills, California, approximate height 13cm, together with a pair of Royal Crown Derby coffee cans and saucers, painted with yachts at sea, in the style of Dean, initialled JP (3)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY PEARLWARE JUG, transfer printed with three puce titled scenes 'Bacchanti', 'Hope' and 'Love at Liberty', blue line decoration, s.d., height 14.5cm, together with a creamware tankard, printed and painted with verse and titled 'Success To Ship Trade', a.f., height approximately 14.5cm, together with another jug, a miniature teapot and cover and a Pearlware twin handled pedestal loving cup (5)

ANDREAS GYULA BUBARNIK (HUNGARIAN B.1936), Still life study of a stoneware and metal tankard with moulded decoration, an ale glass, fruiting vine and peach on a table, oil on panel, signed lower left, approximately 38.5cm x 28.5cm (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot)

A George II silver Quart Tankard of straight tapering form with remains of engraved coat of arms, scroll handle having heart shape finial, London circa 1740, maker: Benjamin Sanders, with associated domed lid, struck with maker's mark four times, Richard Gurney & Co

A pair of 18th century Chinese bowls, and a Chinese tankard. Bowl diameter 14.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tankard has a 5 mm x 3 mm chip to the rim. The enamel decoration looks intact with no flaking or chips. One of the pair of bowls is generally in good order with no visible hairline cracks however there are small chips to the foot rim which are basically only visible when the bowl is turned upside down. The other bowl has a 6 cm hairline crack. There are a few small spots of flaking enamel to the blue robe of the seated figure fishing. The foot rim is in good order.

An Edwardian novelty silver mustard pot in the form of a tankard, George Unite, Birmingham 1905, with reeded handle, blue glass liner and associated white metal spoon, 9cm high, weight 3.4oz

A George II silver tankard, London 1751, maker possibly John Alderhead, 297 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Height 12 cm. There is no significant damage to the tankard. There are minor surface scratches and small dents but no significant issues. We cannot see any evidence of any repairs. The vacant cartouche does not feel thin and we do not think anything has been removed here. The hallmarks to the base are all rubbed but legible with the exception of the makers mark which is the most worn and difficult to read.

A pair of Spode Pearlware pickle dishes, early 19th century, with blue and white transfer printed decoration, printed marks to underside, and a Pearlware blue and white transfer printed waisted mug, early 19th century. 12.7 cm and 9.7 cm respectively. CONDITION REPORT: One pickle dish has two very minute chips to the rim. Otherwise there are no further obvious faults. The other pickle dish has a small 1 cm section of leaf broken and glued. A further section 1 cm beneath it has also been broken and glued. 5 cm along the rim there is a 1 cm rim chip and a further 1 cm hairline crack to the underside. The blue and white tankard appears to be in good order with no obvious chips or cracks. There is however the usual slight rubbing to the glaze on 50% of the rim and the majority of the foot rim (however, this is normal).

A basket of un-boxed table cutlery, Sheffield plate butter knives, plated tankard, piquet ware sugar and milk jug

ASSEMBLED GROUP OF BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN19TH/20TH CENTURY comprising: a pair of porcelain 'longevity' eggs, fu dan; a 'willow pattern' covered vase; a 'willow pattern' export tankard; a milk jug and cover, painted with a scholar and two attendants; a 'Three Star Gods' cylindrical pot; three circular boxes and covers; a rectangular box and cover' a pomegranate-shaped box and cover (qty)largest 30.5cm highProvenance:Contents of a Scottish Country House, for more information, please see lot 1.

FAMILLE ROSE CELADON-GROUND VASELATE QING DYNASTY painted with a beauty amongst butterflies and flowers, 23.5cm high; together with a 'CRACKED ICE AND PRUNUS' BALUSTER JAR AND COVER, 20cm high; a FAMILLE ROSE EXPORT TANKARD, 12.5cm high; and a STONEWARE OVOID VASE, 12cm high (4)

THREE BLUE AND WHITE TABLE ARTICLESQING DYNASTY, 18TH/19TH CENTURY comprising: a blue and white softpaste huashi tankard, Qianlong period, painted with a riverscape with pavilions and trees, 13cm high; a rectangular-section teapot and cover, Qianlong period, 18.5cm long, decorated with landscape panels; and a blue and white 'lotus' dish, Daoguang period, the interior painted with lotus scrolls, the base with an endless knot mark, 22.8cm diam (3)Provenance:A private Scottish collection, for more information, please see lot 174.

A Second World War RAF tankard, carved oak body with removable white metal lining, bearing carved RAF crest and owner's monogram.

A Tray of Ceramics to Include Dartmouth Gluggle Fish Jug, German Lager Stein, Melba Vase, Coalport Tankard etc

A Collection of Ceramics to Include Myott The Hunter Dinner Wares, Cottage Teapot, Fruit Set, Denby Tankard

An Oriental Blue and White Tankard, Decorated in Fence Pattern with Dragon Handle, Small Chip to Rim. 13cm High

A tray of pewter items, spoons, Blue Star Line tankard etc.,

A LARGE ELIZABETH II COMMEMORATIVE PEWTER TANKARD, TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF PEWTER TANKARDS, CHAMBER STICK, BOWLS, ETC... (23 PIECES)

A COLLECTION OF ELKINGTON ELECTROPLATE TO INCLUDE AN EGG CUP ON STAND, A PIERCED BASKET WITH SWING HANDLE, A TANKARD, A PRESENTATION PLATE ETC....

A COLLECTION OF TWENTIETH CENTURY CERAMIC TABLE WARES, TO INCLUDE; NORITAKE NIBBLE DISH, "MISCHIEF" BY LEONARDO ORNAMENT, PLASTER RELIEF DECORATION TANKARD, ROYAL DOULTON DRESSING TABLE STAND, JUGS, BOWLS, PLATES ETC....

FOUR MODERN MOULDED POTTERY BEER STEINS WITH HINGED PEWTER COVERS, ANTIQUE PEWTER QUART TANKARD, COPPER TANKARD AND A MODERN PEWTER TANKARD, (7)

An early 20th Century silver Christening tankard

18th century pewter quart tankard together with a further late 17th/early 18th century ale jug, with engraved initials "RH" and inscription to base (a/f), 17cms tall (2)

A selection of vintage ceramics and pewter style tankard

A selection of pewter including an English hand hammered pewter quaich, a Lion pewter jug, a pewter box, tankard and quaich

British Army Korean War interest: a Pewter tankard named to "Gnr. G Lannigan, 248 Light Battery RA. Korea 1952". Approx 12cm in height with glass bottom.

A Whitefriars ruby glass tankard, an 'elephant foot' vase and five other vases, including four various teardrop examples and a striped orange/clear glass vase (7) Tallest H.28cm

Late 19th century Doulton Lambeth leather ware tankard 'Drink Faire Don't Sware' incised to body, silver mounted for London, good early staple repairs, height 18cm

A George V silver baluster tankard with reeded handle assayed London 1913 by Horace Woodward & Co. Ltd, 168 grams.

An assortment of 19th Century brassware including a pair of columnar stem candlesticks, pestle and mortars, a small tankard etc.