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Lot 641
A collection of 19th pewter tankards including a pair of Imperial pint examples, each engraved to the underside, 14cm high, a James Yates Quart tankard, 15.5cm high, a baluster pint tankard, 12.5cm high, two further tankards, one stamped 'Beach Chelsea' and a large circular charger, 35cm along with a wrought iron fire side warming bracket, 41cm long, eleven pewter circular plates, along with an Indian brass wall plate and a table top (21)
Lot 108
GWR silverplate collection to include 7 items consisting of; 4x sundae dishes all marked with the GWR roundel and HOTELS to front, salt and pepper pots both marked with the GWR roundel and HOTELS to base, GWR half pint tankard marked GWR in script to the front. The whole collection is in excellent condition.
Lot 322
A WWI and WWII medal group to L. Spencer Royal Flying Corps, comprising Order of the British Empire, 1914 star impressed 766 1/A.M L. Spencer R.F.C, British War medal impressed 766 S.M.1. L. Spencer R.A.F, Victory medal with MID bronze oak leaf impressed 766 S.M.1. L. Spencer R.A.F., Defence medal, War medal 1939-45 with MID bronze oak leaf (separated from ribbon), George V Silver Jubilee medal and Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct medal, together with mounted miniatures, silver cigar case Sheffield Walker and Hall with inscription "To Wing Commander L. Spencer O.B.E on his retirement from the Royal Air Force from the Officers of HQ No.63 Group", additional RAF Long Service and Good Conduct medal to 4000554 Sgt T.F Spencer R.A.F and pewter tankard with inscription "Presented to Sgt T.F. Spencer on his retirement from the Royal Air Force by the Sergeants Mess Members RAF Waddington 1st July 1977"
Lot 755
Squadron Leader L.T.F.Hancock RAF. A very nice lot housed in two large original heavy leather travel cases, both named to Hancock. Lot includes Medals Defence & War Medal and GVI RAF LSGC Medal (Flt Lt L T F Hancock RAF), Sqdn Ldr Cap, officers leather boots, RAF Watton Tankard, several letters, framed certificates, several sweetheart badges etc. An RAF Cockpit clock, Ashtray, Propaganda leaflets, lots of photos loose & in albums, etc. Needs careful viewing (see also fathers Special Constabulary Medal)
Lot 6
A 9ct gold charm bracelet, the 9ct rose gold padlock clasp curb link bracelet with carved paste rub over set moon face integrated centre charm measuring, diameter approximately 20mm, 18ct gold, 9ct gold and yellow metal charms, a total of 34 pendant charms to include articulated fish, pansy, amethyst intaglio seal, lidded tankard etc
Lot 115
A 19th Century Westerwald tankard with relief work blue ground decoration and pewter lid, 17.3 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The lid has losses and damage throughout as well as scratches to the interior. Seems to be intialled "KK", cracks are visible throughout the body especially evident on the base, general wear and firing faults. In need of a clean - see images for more details
Lot 235
A pair of early Victorian silver tankards with scroll handle, textured body and acanthus decorated cartouches, one inscribed "From a sincere friend to Caroline Dominy", the other "From a sincere friend to Robert Dominy", raised on a circular stepped base with a gilt washed interior, both inscribed to the underneath "1839" (Edward Junior, John and William Barnard, London 1839), with slightly differing handles, approx 10.5 cm high, approx 14 oz total CONDITION REPORTS First tankard "From a sincere friend to Caroline Dominy", large dent to the base, wear to the gilt interior, light scratches, scuffs and marks, some smaller dents. Second tankard - various scrartches, scuffs and marks, some wear to the gilt interior. General signs of wear and tear to both
Lot 84
ALAN CAIGER-SMITH (born 1930) for Aldermaston Pottery; a tin glazed earthenware tankard, painted ACS mark and date code for 1982, height 11.5cm (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
Lot 11
A George I miniature or toy tankard by David Clayton, London circa 1725 (maker's mark and lion passant only), tapering cylindrical, the domed cover with a trefid thumbpiece, S-scroll handle and moulded rims, engraved AE and GC over JS beneath, 5cm (2in) high, 26g (0.85 oz) This mark was registered in July 1720. He apparently worked solely as a toy maker.
Lot 12
A George I miniature or toy tankard by David Clayton, London circa 1725 (two maker's marks and lion passant only), tapering cylindrical, the domed cover with a trefid thumbpiece, the S-scroll handle engraved E*C , a simple girdle and moulded rims, 5cm (2in) high, 28g (0.9 oz) This mark was registered in July 1720. He apparently worked solely as a toy maker.
Lot 145
Three silver plated presentation goblets/tankards; A glass tankard 'Given by the Officers of the 13th Sussex. Won Nov 19th 1861 by John Dayson at 500 & 600 yards'. A tankard inscribed '1st Hants. Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers, 1902 Carbine Competition won by Capt. W. G. Shiel.' A goblet inscribed 'Dulwich College, House Fives, T. N. Howard 1891' (3)
Lot 339
A modern tankard Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, Sheffield 1948, of conventional cylindrical form, threaded detail, crest and initials engraved to body; together with a pair of sauce boats, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, 1913; a capstan inkwell, Birmingham; a sugar caster, Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield; a spill vase, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield (loaded) and a continental beaker (qty) Combined weighable silver: 33oz
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