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DOULTON LAMBETH CYCLING TANKARD 15 CM

A quantity of Bristol Blue glass including small birds, vase, decanter (stopper a/f), Tankard (damaged) etc.

An early 20th Century half pint christening tankard with foliate engraved decoration to whole Chester 1906 Nathan & Haynes, together with a similar example, a helmet cream jug and six items of flatware. (9).

Costume jewellery, a white metal filigree bracelet, a tankard marked Nottingham, two dishes, etc., 1.44kg

A silver tankard, bears initials, Sheffield 1915, 63g

THREE CARLTON WARE TANKARDSrelief decorated with a Puritan hanging on the gallows, and a drinking rhyme, each 9.5cm high; a similar tankard In Loving Memory-Last Drop with a drinking rhyme, 9.5cm high; together with three other tankards all with drink related themes, 9.3cm, 12.4cm and 12.5cm high (7)

A Sampson of Paris collection of porcelain; a pottery pot bellied tankard decorated with flowers, a cylindrical tankard decorated with an armorial, a tankard decorated with flowers and Chinese symbols, a moon flask with tail neck painted with an armorial, a small ginger jar and lid decorated with an armorial and imitation marks, a slender vase decorated with swags of flowers, a bowl decorated in puce and green flowers, a bowl decorated with flowers and Chinese symbols (9)

A HALLMARKED SILVER TANKARD - BIRMINGHAM 2006, of plain tapering cylindrical form and free from engraving, approx weight 340 g, H 12.5 cm

A quantity of English porcelain miniatures to include a Royal Worcester tankard, pair of Staffordshire vases and an early inkwell in the form of a shoe stamped Royal Rockingham Works

Liner Interest - White Star and Cunard menus, plates, jigsaw, tankard, etc.

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a plated lidded prize tankard (Marlborough College 1904 Long Jump...); a G.P.O. personnel body light, dated 1940, in original canvas pouch; a Paragon Edward VIII coronation mug; a lady's miniature cigarette lighter, in original matching pouch; and two other items, (6).

Early 20th Century Egyptian Tankard. White metal with etched figural decoration, angular handle with impressed coin applied to base.

A Chinese export plate, late 18th century, underglaze blue and white with garden scene in the well , with 'rouge de feu' floral and bird decoration, 11in. (28cm.) diameter, glaze frits to rim; together with an 18th century Chinese scalloped circular dish with red, green and blue floral and foliate decoration, 9in. (22.75cm.) diameter; a pair of Chinese export dishes with underglaze blue and 'rouge de feu' floral and foliate decoration, 7¾in. (19.5cm.) diameter, one cracked; three small Chinese famille rose dishes; and a Chinese export armorial tankard, a/f. (8),

Two 18th century Bellarmine style salt glazed flagons, with later pewter fittings, 7¼in. to 7½in. (18.5cm. to 19cm.) high, both damaged; together with an 18th century tin glazed lidded tankard with later pewter fittings, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) high, cracked; and a Victorian stoneware covered ewer. (5)

Silver, box, 2 x trays, 1 tankard and 1 pill box

A 'John Peel' musical ceramic tankard etc ( 2)

A George III silver Baluster tankard, by Francis Crump, London circa 1763 with an inscription to the front dating 1891, approx 12.40 oz.

3 glass tankards, a ceramic tankard and a glass beer stein

Staffordshire blue transfer tankard 19th Century decorated with a hunting scene, 12.5cm

Derby named view large tankard painted with classical landscape 'In Italy', 14.5cm diameter, 14cm high Ex Derek Gardner collection

Derby large tankard 19th Century painted classical style polychrome decoration, 13cm Ex Derek Gardner collection

A Georgian half pint tankard of baluster form on pedestal foot with shaped handle, London 1750, maker's mark of Henry Brind, 266 grams

English porcelain tankard circa 1850 inscribed Joseph Bartlett, Headington 1857, a Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer painted with a teal and a grouse

A stylish Arts and Crafts silver coloured tankard

An Aesthetic Movement metal mounted bamboo covered pot and tankard, possibly American, the bamboo body lacquered with foliage and butterflies, the angular handle with bird, moth and foliate panels, unmarked, 25cm. high, (2).

Benjamin Franklin an Ashtead Pottery toby jug designed by Percy Metcalfe, limited edition, painted in colours, a bronze model of the Wembley Lion designed by Percy Metcalfe, and a collection of pottery including Ashtead, Poole Pottery and a Wedgwood tankard designed by Keith Murray painted factory marks, 25cm. high, (a lot). Provenance Biddy Aitken.

A Queen Anne silver tankard by John Fawdery I, London 1705, of tapering cylindrical form with broad foot band and moulded rim, the peaked cover with scrolled thumbpiece, 'S'-scroll handle, engraved with an armorial, 18.75cm high, 27.20oz

An 18th century German turquoise pottery tankard the pewter mounts dated 1778, the lid cast and inscribed about a figure roundel 'Johannes N... 1778' before a ball thumbpiece, the cylindrical sides with an even turquoise glaze, the foot with pewter petal edged band 22.5cm (8.75 in) high

An 18th century Scandinavian lacquered wood lidded tankard, the coopered wood sides black lacquered and with traces of gilt chinoiserie, 14cm (5.5 in) high The gilding us very worn but the black lacquer ground is fairly intact

A fine 19th century German carved ivory lidded tankard, circa 1880, probably Erbach, the cylindrical body carved in high relief with a Renaissance style battle scene, the handle as a bound male figure, the cover surmounted with a figure of Hermes 41cm (16in) Other Notes: Count Franz I of Erbach established a guild for ivory carvers in the town of Erbach in Odenwald, Germany, having discovered ivory carving during his visit to Vienna in 1769 as part of his grand tour of Europe. Erbach became the "Ivory Town" and by the late 19th century, the skill of the craftsmen was firmly established as they won an award in the 1873 World Fair in Vienna for an intricately carved ivory rose. The cylindrical body of this tankard, beautifully carved in bas-relief with a continuous classical Roman battle scene, and the handle carved with a bound captive, is typical in style of these late 19th century tankards.

A George III silver tankard, by John King, London 1778, of tapering cylindrical form with moulded girdle on spreading skirt foot, the domed cover with open-work scroll thumbpiece, engraved with initials to handle, 18.5cm high, 21.2oz

A George III silver tankard,by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1791,of tapering cylindrical form on spreading skirt foot with moulded girdle, the scroll handle terminating in a heart shape shield with scroll pierced thumbpiece to domed cover, 20.25cm high to top of thumbpiece, 24.1oz

A Queen Anne provincial silver tankard,by John Elston, Exeter 1702,of tapering cylindrical form on moulded foot, the scroll handle terminating in a plain shield with stylized scroll thumbpiece, the handle prick-dot engraved 'MC' over 'ER' over '1702',18.5cm high to top of thumbpiece, 26.6oz

A Queen Anne silver small tankard,by William Spring, London 1708,of tapering cylindrical form on moulded foot, with scroll handle and thumbpiece, the handle later monogrammed, and the base later engraved with initials of 'R.W.H.', 14.5cm high to top of thumbpiece, 16.2oz

A George II silver tankard,by Thomas Whipham, London 1747,of baluster form on spreading circular foot with moulded girdle, the scroll handle with pierced chair thumbpiece to domed cover, scratch weight '31.0' to base, later engraved with coat of arms*,19.75cm high to top of thumbpiece, 30.3oz* The arms are those of Harvey; a branch was based in Chigwell and at Rolls Park, Essex.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware tankard, circa 1876, by Florence Barlow and Mary Ann Thomson, the tapering cylindrical body incised with a continuous scene of birds amongst a scrolling fruiting branch within floral medallion borders, impressed factory mark and artist's monogram to base, height approx 12cm.

A Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware Toby jug, designed by Harry Simeon, modelled as a gentleman seated on a barrel details 'XX', holding an overflowing tankard, impressed factory marks and numbered '8590' to base, height approx 20.5cm (repaired handle).

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain tankard, late Qianlong period, the cylindrical body painted with a scene of figures and boats within borders of gilt scrolling foliage, height approx 12cm.

A George VI silver tankard with loop handle of tapering cylindrical form, inscribed 'W.F.W.', on a circular base, Birmingham 1941 by Wilmot Manufacturing Co, height approx 12.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain tankard, Qianlong period, the baluster body enamelled with peony and leaves, height approx 11.5cm (minor glaze fritting to handle), together with a Chinese blue and white export porcelain tankard, late Qianlong period, the cylindrical body with gilt enriched monogram within shield cartouche, height approx 10.3cm (hairline crack to body).

A 1937 Coronation car pennant of double sided printed form with chromium plated mast, contained in its original box with instructions, together with a 1931 London-Exeter trophy tankard, awarded to M.N. Medrington Car, a Blackpool Rally 1936 tankard awarded to M.H. Parkin Rover 12, three plated circular trays each with St. Christopher centre, etc.

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain cup, 18th Century, painted with pavilions, height approx 7cm, together with a small group of Chinese export porcelain, 18th Century, comprising a Queen Charlotte pattern tea bowl and saucer (saucer cracked), a silver rimmed blue and white tankard (lacking handle), a famille rose cover with dog finial, a blue and white bowl (repaired and drilled), three cups, saucer and two tea bowls (mostly with faults).

A quantity of vintage dolls house furniture and accessories, mainly metal items, including; mantel clocks, a candelabra, an umbrella stand, a paper rack, a sewing machine, a longcase clock, a cuckoo clock, numerous pictures, a candlestick, sculptures, a tankard and sundry (qty). Illustrated

A Capodimonte tankard with lion finial to the hinged lid, relief moulded with a battle scene, 16cm high, a Continental porcelain mantel clock, 24cm high, a Sevres style porcelain dish with gilt metal mount, and a Dresden cup cover and saucer of quadralobe form (6).

A George III silver tankard with ribbed tapered body, maker IT, London 1799, 8cm high ___6oz.

A WILLIAM IV HALLMARKED SILVER TANKARD, 12 cms high, flared segmented body and foot with scroll handle, inscription reads 'To W L Gibson Esquire, from the Poor of Farnham and Frensham', London, 1832, 4.5 troy ozs approximately

A HALLMARKED SILVER PRESENTATION LIDDED TANKARD having a scroll shaped handle with raised thumbpiece, presentation inscription reads 'Llandudno Golf Club (Maesdu) Open Amateur Meeting, September 1924, Replicas of the Maesdu Silver Challenge Tankards, Presented by The Grand Hotel, Llandudno' (with the recipient's name), London 1924, 14 troy ozs approximate weight, 13 cms overall height

A George V silver rectangular tray with moulded rim, with circular cartouche to centre and engraved with reeded bands, 10.875ins x 8.5ins, and matching cylindrical jar and cover, 3.25ins high, by Mappin & Webb, London 1916 and 1917, (both monogrammed), an Elizabeth II silver cylindrical tankard with moulded rim and footrim and scroll handle, 4.25ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1961, and a selection of other silverware, various, (combined weighable silver 57ozs)

Chinese porcelain barrel form blue and white tankard painted with a river landscape (a/f)

A SELECTION OF PEWTER, PLATED TANKARD, MUGS, CUTLERY ETC....

A straight sided tankard with dome lid and solid chair back thumbpiece and ball terminal, hallmarks and touchmarks of either WN or WH in base, circa 1750From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

Straight-sided quart tankard with dome-lid and open chair-back thumbpiece, hallmarks of Ingram & Hunt of Bewdley circa 1778-1807From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

A tulip bodied quart tankard with dome lid and solid chair back thumbpiece, touchmark of Allen Bright of Bristol circa 1742-1763From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

An English 18th Century leather 'Black Jack' tankard and three horn beakers (4)

A tulip bodied tankard with dome lid, chair back thumbpiece and 'broken style' handle, worn hallmarks of Ingram & Hunt circa 1778-1807From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

A tulip bodied tankard with dome lid, palmate thumbpiece and hooded ball terminal, touchmark of Ingram & Hunt circa 1778-1807From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

Silver form brass lidded tankard, early 18thC.

A straight sided tankard with domed lid and scroll thumbpiece, touchmark of Richard Going I or II of Bristol circa 1715-1764From the Dare Wilson Pewter Collection.

A mixed lot to include silver plated cutlery, serving spoons, two vintage fountain pens, a white metal tankard and two wooden frames

A Large 18th Century English Delft Tankard (A/F), probably Liverpool. The cylindrical body decorated with a chinoiserie scene, 6¼ ins (16 cms) high.