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Collection of 1950's/60's Toys - 3 Schuco Clockwork models including Boy with Tankard with tinplate face, gymnast mouse, dancing mouse with tinplate baby mouse, US Zone made clockwork dancing gnome (all working) and several push puppets

Rastel glass tankard, other glass ornament including a Bohemia bell 19.5cm, ceramics including Sylvac and Poole dish. (18)

A miscellaneous collection of a wooden chess set, four Russian dolls, a pewter tankard and plaque, and a musical ceramic tankard.

A Tams blue and white jug 15cm, three Coalport rabbit plates, Masons Ironstone tankard and various ceramics and glassware including a Thailand bottle vase 26.5cm (17)

TWO BOXES OF CERAMICS AND ORNAMENTS, to include four Villeroy & Boch Flower fairy Collection plates, a pair of flow blue and gilt vases, two Royal Doulton 'Bunnykins' three piece christening sets, a Holkham Pottery RNLI 1824-1974 tankard, Midwinter Fashion shape pin dishes, a Sylvac 2430 posy vase of a small blue elephant sat underneath a palm tree, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes)

TWO BOXES OF GLASSWARE, to include four vintage medicine bottles, eleven champagne flutes, decanter, a pair of small ice-cream/ dessert glasses, a pair of Thomas Webb cut crystal ale glasses, a set of six crystal wine glasses 'Fleurie' design, Brierley Crystal tankard, a modern 'Vintage lightbulb' design table lamp, together with five framed pictures to include a limited edition 19/200 print of Edgbaston cricket ground signed by the England squad for the first test versus South Africa Edgbaston June 1998, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes + 5 pictures)

A QUANTITY OF BOXED CERAMICS AND CUT CRYSTAL, comprising a gift boxed Thomas Webb crystal 'Warwick' pattern tankard, a Dartington Crystal cake plate, a boxed Aynsley cheese knife and matching salad servers,, a boxed royal Worcester cake slice, a footed cut crystal fruit dish (cracked), a boxed Edinburgh Crystal Silhouette salad bowl, a French Majolica asparagus serving tray from Sarreguemines 1177, a small Waterford mantel clock case (missing clock), a pair of Royal Brierly candle sticks, claret jug, decanter, Royal Worcester 'Lavinia' pattern centrepiece dish, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: obvious damage mentioned in description)

A Coronation 1937 glass tankard, Brighton ink stand and glass cup

An Emma Bridgewater Toast & Marmalade coffee pot, together with a matching mug or tankard, a twin handled cup, and a bowl

A vintage leather telescope case, two Sadler Bodingtons vintage beer tankard, a barrel biscuit jar, a selection of bone handled knifes etc.

Two Indian Coppered Bowls with engraved decoration, largest 22cm diameter together with a similar brass bowl and a Miniature Copper Tankard, Jug and Bucket, largest 3cm high

A Georgian style silver tankard, of flaring conical form to a reeded footrim, inscribed Hannover 1952-54 to the front with a leaping horse above, having S-scroll handle with integral thumbpiece, maker Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1953, h.11.5cm, 12.9oztAn excellent example with no apparent faults.Please note with later inscription as per description.

A Victorian silver lidded mustard, in the form of a baluster tankard with single handle and ball finial to cover, all-over profusely decorated with floral scrolls, geometric motifs and vacant cartouche, to a circular footrim, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1855, with blue glass liner, h.8.5cm; together with an associated George III spoon by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London 1792, gross silver weight 3oz

A George II silver bell shape tankard, having plain baluster body with gilt-washed interior and moulded rim, upon a spreading circular foot, the applied scrolling handle with acanthus leaf engraved integral thumbpiece, marks worn but appears to be Gabriel Sleath & Francis Crump, London 1754, h.13cm, 12oztStands well.No signs of old engraving.Gilt-washed interior excellent.No splits or repairs.Tiny dent to front centre, which is only visible from certain angles.Some marks partly worn only.Overall an excellent and clean example.

An Edward VII silver tankard, hallmarked Birmingham 1901, maker's mark of Elkington & Co Ltd. 13 cm high. 12 troy ounces.

A Dunhill table lighter formed as a tankard. 9 cm high.

Capa de Monte tankard

A George III Silver Tankard With a Later Spout, The Tankard by Fuller White, London, 1760, The Spout With Modern London Assay Office Marks baluster and on spreading foot, with central reeded band, engraved with a coat-of-arms, the hinged domed cover with openwork scroll and shell cast thumbpiece and engraved with a crest, with ivory-insulated scroll handle, with later rocaille-cast beak-form spout24cm high, gross weight 46oz 18dwt, 1,459grWith non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number VRETC3WU.Fully marked underneath and inside cover. Further marked on handle with FW maker's mark. The spout marked with modern London Assay office marks. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The spout was added in the 19th century and the handle was cut an ivory insulators added at the same time. There is a repair to the lower handle junction.

Silver charm bracelet, 55.4 grams to include charms such as a Penny Farthing, a tankard, a church and others.

Silver christening tankard, Birmingham 1948 with a pedestal vase, Sheffield 1946 (2), 125.5 grams, tallest 10cm.

Two pressed glass bowls and two crystal bowls, a painted wooden glove box, a Denby Glyn Colledge pitcher, two old glass bottles, a silver plated teapot, a sugar hod and scoop, plated tankard, etc., CDs, an ice cream scoop and a North African metal dish **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

A Chinese Porcelain Armorial Tankard and Cover, 18th century, the domed cover with a dog of fo knop, painted and gilded with a large central crest depicting a heraldic lion above a shield flanked with mantling, further emblems and cipher to the sides 18.5cm high A similar Bottle Vase, painted in underglaze blue with lotus scrolls 24cm high (3) Tankard - knop missing head. Cover ill fitting. Handle a metal replacement.Vase - top rim chipped and fritted.

Alfred Lyndon Grace (1867-1949) "His Favourite Pipe"Signed and dated (19)39, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 39.5cm by 29.5cmOverall appears sound. Light surface dirt and discoloured varnish. Canvas is uneven. Small patch of losses to upper right hand corner. Areas of thin paint. Sporadic areas of retouching and infilling. Most notable patch to upper left hand corner above tankard, upper right hand coner, and throughout the brickwork of the fireplace.

A mixed group of jugs comprising an early Victorian Copeland and Garrett sleigh topped jug with blue and white transfer printed floral design (h- 23cm), and early Victorian sleigh topped blue glazed jug with painted floral design, another Victorian blue and white jug with raised decoration, a Grimwade blue onion style 'Carro' pattern tankard jug in Meissen style with pewter lid (detached), an Art Deco style jug with brightly coloured flowers and gilt rim (h- 19.5cm), and a brightly coloured Victorian jug marked 'GREEK' (6)

A Russian St Petersburg silver gilt tankard 1895 of tapered cylinder form with hammered textured finish and horizontal banded design, engraved initials H M, compete with original presentation oak silk and velvet lined fitted box. ( H x 6cm x D 5.5cm) stamped verso 84 A*C BR, 131g

A mixed group of brass and copper comprising a brass lions foot doorstop (h- 39cm), a large pewter tankard, a nineteenth century brass trough/planter with claw feet and lions head loop bosses (h- 13cm, w- 31cm), a pair of brass spiral candlestick holders (h- 31cm), two copper kettles, a copper ladle, a copper jug, and a conical form handled pot/jug with spout (h- 36cm) (10)

A collection of various cow horn items comprising three beakers (tallest h-12.5cm smallest h-6cm), five various napkin rings, an egg cup (h-5cm), three spoons, two carved Heron bird figures (h- 35cm) and a pewter tankard engraved front - Agecroft Regatta 1960 Maiden Fours (marked Cornwall Pewter verso) (15)

English School (19th century): Still Life of Fruit and a Tankard, circular oil on canvas unsigned dia. 42cm in ornate swept gilt frameCondition Report:Re-lined, shows signs of over-paint under UV light. Several loose pieces for the frame

A collection of ceramics and pottery pieces, to include Indian Tree jugs, vases, Poole pottery tankard, Royal Doulton character jugs, Staffordshire teaware, Japanese coffee service and other cabinet pieces. (2)

A 1930s Sylvac lidded ginger jar 'Misty Morn' 22cm tall, together with a 1970s Celtic pottery Newlyn tall tankard, 17cm tall. (2)

A Leach Pottery Tankard, of traditional form, decorated in a green glaze, impressed mark, 12cm high (chip to rim), a Leach pottery waisted beaker, part decorated in a green glaze, impressed mark, 9cm high, a Leach pottery spouted bowl, a David Leach jug, a Praze pottery cooking pot and cover and a Lydia Barge small bowl. (7)

A XIX Century Chinese Porcelain Tankard, of cylindrical form, painted in enamels with a panel of figures on terraces within a floral ground, 12cm high, and a New Hall style teapot (no cover). (2)

A Victorian silver mustard pot of tankard form. London 1888. 3' high. Hinge worn. 2ozs 13dwts

George VI miniature silver tankard with hinged lid and scroll handle, Birmingham 1961, sponsor's mark of Thomas Ducrow & Sons, 3cm high, 10g approx

ASSORTED ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER ITEMS To inlcude bud vases, a silver tankard style cup, three teaspoons and one plated and enamelled apostle spoon. Variously hallmarked. Total weight excluding apostle spoon. 418.3 grams Condition Report : Bud vases are damaged. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

Henry Whitromb (British, b. 1878) – ‘July Fruit’, watercolour still life with fruit bowl, tankard & foliage. Label affixed to reverse. Framed and glazed. 40.5cm x 29cm.

4 briarwood and cherry wood smokers pipes in Bent, Bulldog, Tankard and Billiard styles. All with ebonite mouthpieces.

Chinese and Japanese blue and white porcelain to include a set of three oval lobed dishes, 17cm long, a 19th century tankard, a ginger jar and cover, dishes, etc.

A Georgian silver tankard by William Neale. With leaf and scroll handle and pedestal base, height 14cm, Birmingham 1932, 10.1 toz.

A collection of mainly 19thC pewter, to include a quart tankard, two small plates, each with touch marks, two pewter dinner plates, etc.

A quantity of pewter mugs, to include commemorative issue for the Nottingham Rowing Club for June 4th 1921, slides for 1907, and July Races slide for 1911, and a tankard, the base engraved with The Last Drop and with a hanging man, etc.

A collection of silver items, a silver hand mirror, a silver clothes brush, a circular engraved silver jewellery box and a silver tankard.

A pair of Sheffield plated candlesticks, a silver plated tankard, a plated toast rack, plated flatware, other plated items and four pewter tankards

A Victorian pewter quart tankard, a pewter lidded jug, four pewter tankards and other pewter items

A cased set of six silver plated napkin rings, a glass tankard with plated handle, a cased pair of cut glass salts with plated spoons, and a plated champagne tap

Mixed metal wear to include silver plated trophy cups related to the National Rally motorcycling and other together with silver plated cutlery, flatware, a silver plated basket, pewter tankard and others.Location:

A GEORGE V SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD by William Neale, Birmingham 1926, 7.5cm high, 4 tr. ozs

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CYLINDRICAL CHRISTENING TANKARD Birmingham 1864, the engraved body with vacant cartouche, 10cm high; and a Victorian silver jug by Thomas Smiley, with reeded barrel body, Birmingham 1873, 8.5cm high, 10 tr. ozs combined (2)

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD by John Talley, London 1847, with sinuous leaf embossed body, gilt interior, 9cm high, 5.5 tr. ozs

A SET OF SIX EDWARD VII SILVER NAPKIN RINGS BY GEORGE UNITE Birmingham 1904, with bead and leaf engraving, 4.8 tr. ozs combined, in fitted black leather covered case, a Edward VII silver christening tankard by Sibray, Hall & Co, London 1903 with part gadrooned body, 4 tr. ozs, a mixture of silver and silver plated items and a daguerreotype photograph (11)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1976, of Celtic inspiration with dragon handle, plain body and scrolled ornament to foot, 7.5cm high, 5.5 tr. ozs

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD London 1843, the reeded body engraved with initials, 8cm high, 4 tr. ozs

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 1861, with lozenge and leaf embossed body in the manner of A.W.N. Pugin, gilt interior, 11cm high, 6 tr. ozs, engraved 'D.M.H from Grandpapa 1871'

ORIENTAL CERAMICS, Chinese 18th Century famille rose, 26cm diameter bowl, decorated with panoramic scenes in garden and riverscape (2 hairline cracks); also early famille rose barrel shape tankard (extensively restored)

18th CENTURY WORCESTER, cabbage leaf jug, Kakiemon design coffee pot, cylindrical "Fenced Garden" pattern tankard, together with Caughley "Fisherman" pattern cabbage leaf jug, each with numerous faults

18th CENTURY WORCESTER, 3 cabbage leaf jugs, 2 with butterfly transfer, the other floral enamel decoration; together with cylindrical floral printed tankard (each with defects)

EASTERN SILVER, an Eastern silver twin handled cup with floral decoration 143 grams, also a white metal Eastern tankard decorated dancing figures in relief

A small collection of glassware to include a heavy glass tankard/mug, various custard cups etc, a collection of South African pottery animals and a box of assorted decorative pictures signed "Davie" to include Vermeer's "Girl with a pearl earring", Lowry, etc. (3)

A silver tankard of plain tapered cylindrical form with reeded edge (by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1914), together with a silver sauceboat of typical form (by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1961), 9 oz

Five Victorian copper haystack measures, ale jugs and other copper comprising Gallon, half gallon, 3 pint, 2 pint and 1 pint, a large late Georgian large ale jug with scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, a small ale jug engraved with initials, an other with hinged cover and a copper banded brass quart tankard, engraved Northumberland Arms, Goodge Street, (10)largest height 26cm.Condition: solder repairs to tankard. Occasional Knocks and dings commensurate with use and age