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Click here to subscribeA cased Eastern white metal dish of oval form with embossed symmetrical detail, together with a brass desk standish, accommodating a cut glass inkwell with two pen stands, in the Arts and Crafts style, a good quality small lined copper tankard in the Arts & Crafts manner stamped to underside G.Grimes, 33. Whitechapel Road, a tan leather cased set of four graduating stirrup cups
A Royal Doulton series ware jug with printed decoration from the Gallant Fishers series and inscribed to interior, 'Of recreation there is none so free, as fishing is alone,' printed mark to base, height 18cm approx, together with a jug in the form of a seated bear with brown majolica type glaze, height 22cm also together with a Crown Devon tankard with relief moulded and painted decoration of John Peel
A James II silver lidded tankard, flat top domed hinged cover, scroll thumb piece, scroll handle, the whole thought to be later chinoiserie decorated with oriental figures amongst foliage, maker possibly John Ruslen, London 1686, height 20cm, approximate weight 1206g, (later repairs/alterations)
An early George III silver lidded tankard, the hinged domed cover with pierced thumb-piece, on a tapering body with finely engraved armorial and reeded band, the whole with S scroll handle with heart shaped terminal to a domed foot, inscribed to underside W. S to T. S, 29.7oz, maker Richard Morson & Benjamin Stephenson, London 1772, h.19.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Marks good.The whole stands well.No splits, tears or apparent repairs.No dents to body.Appears little handled.Engraving crisp.
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