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Crown Devon items - John Peel musical tankard, and large jug and tankard "On Ilkla Moor Baht'at" (3)

A collection of five silver top bottles, a silver rimmed Doulton tankard and a pair of silver rimmed glass salts

A 19th Century shaped elm and iron strap bound dog halter with leather straps together with a large pewter hot water tankard and cover engraved with a scene of Neptune holding a trident, height 35cm (2)

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD FAMILLE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN TANKARD, painted with an unusual shaped panel scene of a mandarin and ladies observing a group of boys fighting before a table, 4.5in diameter & 6.2in high.

A CASED STERLING SILVER PAIR OF TANKARD MEASURES & A SILVER DISH & A CASED COFFEE-SPOON SET, 4.4ozs (excl. spoons)

LOT OF EASTERN BRASS WAREalong with a stone studded and copper tankard and an ivory effect bust of Minerva

A MID 19TH CENTURY "BROADHEAD & ATKIN" SHEFFIELD PEWTER BACHELOR TEAPOT, decorated in Gothic Revival taste, together with OTHER PEWTER WARES comprising two tankards, another tankard with pouring spout, two measures and two plates (8 items)

ELKINGTON & CO. A SILVER TANKARD of Georgian baluster form, with acanthus leaf mounted handles, having presentation inscription, Birmingham 1929, together with a small CHRISTENING MUG, and a two-handled PORRINGER, total silver weight 394g.

A Victorian Pewter One Quart Tankard, together with three Victorian pewter mugs and two other items of pewter and a Birmingham silver topped walking cane

A large collection of various war ephemera items relating to Private C S Phipps and his time in Korea in the early 1950's, to include regular army certificate of service, dog tags and ID bracelets, hat badges, the Royal Engineers colours, together with ephemera regarding his time in Iraq during the Second World War in the 1940's a large quantity of photographs, paper ephemera documents, old army kit bag, pewter marked tankard and boot brushes together with a lacquered hand painted Korean photo album from the early 1950's

A Porcelain Beswick Figurine of a Rearing Horse, Nr 1014, approx 26 cms h together with a Beswick Golden Retriever and a musical tankard. (3)

A Carltonware leaf dish with assorted leaf dishes including a Carltonware toastrack, a Crown Devon 'Daisy Bell' musical tankard, two wall plaques. (9)

An 18th century ale tankard, a 19th century bargeware teapot and similar jug, both of Bottisham and Lode interest dated 1883. The ale mug has a crack by the upper terminal of its handle

Advertising - A very large blue Denby pottery tankard, with Denby labels to body, base drilled, 29cm high, 30.5cm wide over handle

"The Queen's Cup Ascot 1865": An impressive Victorian silver hand-wrought and cast presentation Royal Ascot,"Elizabethan" or" Francois Premier" (1) - Historismus tankard, by Robert Garrard (II), London 1864, incuse stamped on base R & S Garrard, Panton street, London 1864: finely chased with large bosses and geometric strap-work on a frosted ground, the front boss engraved "The Gift of Her Majesty The Queen, Ascot 1865", the finely detailed cast finial formed as St Thomas of Aquitaine with his page attendants either side, with his gauntlet on the floor, cornucopia handle issuing out of lion's mouth, the whole raised on four cast bulbous cartouche ball feet, on an octagonal plinth applied with two open-work Royal ciphers, and two cartouches - engraved as follows - "The Queen's vase 1865" the other "Won by Eltham", height of cup 58.4cm, over 215 troy ounces weight. Foot note:- An illustration for this prize cup appears in the "The London Illustrated News -" June 1865, Vol XLVI. There were four runners, with betting about even on Mr Robinson's Eltham, the favourite, ridden by S.Adams. The Times reported on the race as follows, "Breeze, owned by Baron Rothschild, was first out: Eltham rushed past him and carried on running round the top turn, when Adams indulged him with a pull, and Breeze was, in consequence, left in the lead, which carried on into the Swinley Mile Bottom. On reaching the mile post, the pair closed and raced together to the road, where the Baron's filly drew slightly away, and came into the straight half a length in advance of the favourite, the pair having the race to themselves at the distance... within a stride or two of the chair (Eltham) came with a rush, and finished a splendid race with a dead heat". 1- This mode of decoration was chiefly characterised by its use of heavy strapwork around cartouches in the 19th century, and was favoured in racing cups. CONDITION REPORT: The overall condition is very good, and the colour is bright + refreshed. The detailing is exceptionally crisp. Hallmarks: The full set and part marks on the separate figures, reins and cover are all clear. Please note the figure seated on the floor in front of the horse, the part marks are not visible to the naked eye. Points of note: There are two wing-nuts lacking, these hold the seated figure in place. To the hinge cover where the thumb-piece is soldered there is a small fault (a split), also there is another casting fault, this one is on the domed base and again near the thumb-piece, a small hole. A third, small hole, can be seen in the edge of a cartouche in the decoration. Base is a replacement and is in good order as are the four silver plaques - engraving crisp.

A James II silver lidded-tankard, later converted to a jug, of cylindrical form with scrolled thumb-piece and handle, later profusely decorated with scrolling floral foliage, London 1688-89, makers mark rubbed, 41.3oz, 22cm high (some old repairs)

A Bradex Coalport Collector's plate, circular frame, The Battle of Britain, others similar RAF, a tankard (7)

Two trays of assorted china to include Asiatic pheasants blue and white meat dish, large Wedgwood Clematis oval meat dish with gravy well, Flemish stoneware single handled flagon, various blue and white plates and bowls, Portmeirion pottery Apollo 11 tankard etc. Together with an art nouveau design glass shade and another glass shade etc. (2)

Two trays of assorted mainly metalware to include copper and iron pans, pewter tankard, Cona coffee machine, miniature brass watering can etc. (2)

The Grand National Tankard by the Franklin Mint.

A silver tankard of plain form with stylised dolphin handle, 13cm high, Birmingham 1939, ___9½oz.

Pair of onyx horse book ends, Victorian storage jar, Leonard collection nude figure, Spode Copeland bowl & Beswick Robert Burns tankard, etc.

Jasper ware, candle holders, planter, vase, 2 resin bird ornaments, musical tankard and musical cable car

A PAIR OF RUBY GLASS DROP LUSTRES circa 1880 with shaped top bowls and gilt decoration, each having ten facet cut drops, 37 cms high, along with a small ruby glass tankard, 10 cms high

A PARCEL OF COPPERWARE comprising two circular twin handled copper cheese pans, 37 cms and 47 cms diameter, a pair of two pint copper beer measures, a pint copper tankard and a small tapered copper jug with hinged lid (parcel of six)

A Tudric Pewter Tankard. 13cm High

A Good Quality Chinese Silver Tankard with Carved Body Depicting Figures, Pagoda, Battle Scenes Etc. Dragon Handle. Seal Mark and LC to Base. 10 Cm High.

A Collection of Nine Boxed Corgi Commercials to Include 91847 the Metobus/Metrobus Limited Edition 1510/7500, 97084 Limited Edition Grattan Van 6519/7500, 97085 The Pantechnicon/ Bedfor Northern Collection Slumberland Bed's Limited Edition 6955/10000, 97747 Webster's Tankard and Low Loader Limited Edition 3915/5000, 97752 The Ruddles Bedford 0 Series and Thornycrofy Beer Truck Limited Edition 6005/7000, 97891 The Billy Smart's Circus A.E.C Mercury Truck and Trailer Limited Edition 3154/6300, C859/11 Thornycrofy Box Van Lea and Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, C859/7 Thornycroift Box Van Leda Saltr, C769/7 Volvo Bus Scottish Citylink.

Two vintage suitcases and contents of collectables including Art Deco green glass dressing table set, barometers, carnival glass, Royal Winton, pewter, tankard etc.

An Arts & Crafts English pewter, Harrods of London, three piece tea set together with a Talbot pewter jug, a twin handled tankard and a teapot (6)

A mixed lot to include two Art Deco jugs, a German blue glazed stein with hinged pewter top and a pewter mounted blue glass tankard (4)

A collection of Wedgwood Hunting Scenes pattern porcelains to include a mantle clock, a tankard, a trinket jar and cover and four various bowls and dishes (7)

A mixed lot to include a Sailors Farewell motto lustre tankard, a Staffordshire Toby jug and cover, a Limoges candlestick, two continental porcelain miniature jugs, a Jasper ware style biscuit barrel and cover and an Adams jar and cover (7)

Silver tankard by Stower & Wragg Ltd Sheffield 1945 approx 12.1oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Edward VIII pewter commemorative musical tankard, label to base 'Supplied by Richard Tregenza Barnsley' H15.5cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Glass paperweights, together with Royal Hampshire figures, Arthur Wood ceramic tankard, pottery figures etc

A Victorian jug & bowl & Falconware cavalier tankard etc.

Oak inkwell, pewter jug & an old terracotta tankard

A Georgian brass petal base candlestick c1760 and a copper army and navy tankard

A quantity of silver plate including an embossed tankard and a large amount of cutlery

LATER EMBOSSED LATE GEORGE I SILVER TANKARD maker Edward Vincent, London 1726, body, lid and handle hallmarked, with volute thumb piece on a double-doomed hinged lid, double scroll handle with horn insulators, later embossed and chased in the late Gerogian or Victorian era in the Rococo style with acanthus leaves, c-scrolls and flowers, then later still a spout has been added to the front and the rim of the lid cut down to fit, engraved with monogram 'AHB' and dates 1950 & 1975, approximately 1066g, 19cm high Note: This piece has been largely altered at a later date. The top rim of the body has been cut and modified to attach a lip. Although the later embossing has worked around the original period hallmarks. The base has been removed and a new base soldered in, stuck with only the lion passant mark.

A miniature silver window seat with hinged top. A similar cylindrical box. Import marks. Sheffield 1898 & 1899. A Continental white metal miniature tankard and a two-tier table. On a French cut glass tray with white metal rim stamped "Saint Yves, Paris" (5)

A silver tankard marked London 1946, 429g

A silver tankard, awarded to Roy Pike inscribed Silverstone W D & H O Wills Trophy 1966 3rd place, Sheffield 1965, 6.390 ozt approx.

SELECTION OF CRYSTAL AND OTHER COLOURED GLASSWARE including an Art Deco opaque glass posy holder with a stylised central figure; two shaped vases; a glass tankard; and other items (7)

A collection of silver and plated wares to include a silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, two small silver mounted oval photograph frames, a circular plated photograph frame, a silver cream jug, a silver vesta case, plated goblets, pewter tankard and a small plated ice bucket

A white metal charm bracelet containing silver and white metal charms to include lock, piano, sewing machine, cottage, tankard, Bible, gondola, horse, car, stork with baby, spinning wheel, etc, together with a silver bracelet bearing name tag "Suzanne", a white metal bright cut bracelet, a silver and enamelled pendant inscribed "Behold St. Christopher Then Go Thy Way in Safety" and a simulated pearl necklace

A collection of decorative china wares to include a 19th Century Wedgwood majolica jug relief decorated with flowering and fruiting blackberries on a textured cobalt blue ground with turquoise glazed interior, a graduated set of three Humphrey's Clock pottery jugs depicting scenes from CHARLES DICKENS "Old Curiosity Shop", a stoneware mug relief decorated with figures and hops and inscribed "Pint", a Burleigh ironstone "God Speed The Plough" tankard, a Copeland relief decorated jug with pewter lid, a 19th Century relief decorated jug with pewter lid and rope design handle, a 19th Century German stoneware simulated mahogany glazed tazza relief decorated with figures drinking and bearing impressed mark "JM" (Johann Maresch) to base, and two Johann Maresch relief decorated wall plaques, one depicting Classical maidens, the other depicting figures in an interior setting and bearing impressed mark "JM" to base

A box containing a collection of 19th Century pottery twin-handled mugs and tankards of large proportions, to include a Stevenson pottery mug transfer decorated with the "Willow" pattern, a twin-handled mug transfer decorated with camels, two twin-handled Farmer's Arms "God Speed The Plough" mugs, a Country Sports mug depicting huntsman, dog and gun, a large frog tankard, etc

2 pairs of brass candlesticks, boxed pewter tankard etc

19th century Chinese silver tankard with extravagant dragon handle, the body decorated in relief with multiple figures in a pavilion garden setting, blank shield cartouche, character to base, 149g, 10.5cm, CONDITION REPORT: Generally fairly good condtion, slight dents in top rim and base rim, scratch marks in base. No obvious repairs or splits/cracks. Top rim slightly misshapen. Faces slightly worn. Some cleaning residure particularly under the dragon. Slight bash near top rim to left hand side of dragon handle.

Small silver Indian tankard, the body decorated in relief with textured handle, 6cm and a pair of silver coloured metal Balinese dancer place holders on pierced circular stands, 8cm (3)

An Elizabeth II silver tankard in the 18th Century style, baluster form ear handle, Emile Viner Sheffield 1952, 342.5 grms /11.01 ozt approx.

A half pint tankard, Birmingham, 1945, approx. weight 5.4 ozt / 168.2 grm

A Wedgwood tankard, designed by Richard Guyatt to commemorate the Caernarfon Castle 1969 investiture of Prince Charles of Wales

Pewter ware to include inkwell, ink box, tankard, 7 pepperettes, 6 salts, shoe pin cushion and misc. coffee and tea pots etc. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A Royal Crown Derby paperweight 'Posies' pattern 'Koala', gold stopper, no box, together with a miniature Royal Crown Derby tankard, hexagonal canister and cover and a Halcyon Days enamel egg (4)

Silver & Silverplate - a Victorian silver wine tasting bowl, London 1879; a George VI silver dressing table trinket pot, engine turned cover, Birmingham 1920; a Barrel Tankard, sugar castor etc qty

A Royal Doulton V-E day tankard 719/14,750 with certificate; others, the El-Alamein, battle of Britain, the Dambusters, Dunkirk; another (6)

A small or child's Victorian silver tankard or christening mug, of tapered cylindrical form on raised foot, with hollow strap handle, finely engraved with ferns about a central monogram, makers mark GMJ for George Maudsley Jackson, London 1886, 145grs approx.