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A Chamberlains Worcester tankard, in the manner of George Davies, decorated with Asiatic pheasants in landscape, dated 1794. Height 8.5 cm, label beneath "Godden Reference Collection" (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The handle has been broken in three places and reattached. There are no losses. The gilding to the rim is rubbed. The main body of the tankard is in generally good order although there is a glaze imperfection on the bottom edge running for approximately 4 cm x 1 cm. The base has a 4 way star crack.

A Qty of decorative ceramics including a rose pattern trumpet shaped vase, a continental pheasant pattern bowl, a Doulton plate rimmed stoneware tankard decorated in relief with a sporting scene, continental ribbon plates, a motto ware jug etc.

A silver mustard pot, by Mappin & Webb, London 1918, of lidded baluster tankard form, clear glass liner, weight 4.5 oz.

1920's silver tankard, of cylindrical ribbed form, Chester 1920, 7 oz troy. No inscription.

The Rolling Stones: Keith Richards 10"x8" colour photo signed with dedication to Suzy 94, two Voodoo Lounge tour caps, collection of tickets and pass including VIP Don Valley 1995, glass tankard as new, from the property of the late Suzy Stokes, tour wardrobe manager

Ceramics -a Royal Doulton silver mounted saltglazed tankard, applied with hunting scenes, impressed marks; a pair of miniature Doulton saltglazed flagons, impressed marks; novelty Victorian shaped marriage plate, transfer printed in blue with amusing profiles of a courting and then married couple, c. 1870; a Wedgwood Willow pattern tea pot stand; a Belleek jug; plate warmers; etc

Soneware - a 19th century Doulton tankard, decorated with spriggs; others; a smaller NAA Canteen salt glazed tankard; etc. (8)

A 19th century Chinese porcelain tankard, decorated with figures and boats on a river within a floral blue border, 13cm high

A George II silver tankard, by Lewis Hamon, London 1737, of plain baluster form with moulded edge and girdle, 'S' scroll handle, cover with scrolled thumbpiece, uninscribed, 18.75cm, 34.83oz Good marks to cover and base, generally in good condition

A George III silver christening tankard Peter & William Bateman, London 1813, tapered cylindrical form with two reeded bands and ear handle, 2 3/8in. (6cm.) high, weight 2.3 tr.oz.

AN AUSTRIAN LAPIS LAZULI, SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL TANKARD, HERMANN RATZERSDORFER, VIENNA, CIRCA 1870 the cylindrical body and slightly domed hinged lid applied with vertical panels of lapis between richly cast, pierced and enamelled borders, infant Bacchus finial, monster handle, gilt interior 16cm high

A WILLIAM III SILVER TANKARD, ALEXANDER ROODE, LONDON, 1699 tapering cylindrical body later engraved between the reeded rims with a coat of arms in a scroll foliate and diaperwork cartouche, the scroll handle bead capped above the contemporary pricking 'S, / I.G. / 1700', flat-topped lid with reeded rim and bifurcated screw thumbpiece 18cm high, 796gr (25oz)

Two pairs of rummers 19th century, one pair with flared bucket bowls engraved with stylized foliate sprays, the other rounded with formal garlands, another rummer engraved with fern leaves and inscribed 'A Happy New Year', and a glass tankard engraved with the initials 'JCW' within hops and barley, 14cm. (6) Provenance: from the estate of the late Christopher Sheppard.

A large glass tankard and a wine taster early 19th century, the tankard of ovoid form with a strap handle, the shallow taster cut with a row of polished ovals, and a 19th century French coin glass, the straight-sided form with a liard trapped in the base, 14cm max. (3) Provenance: from the estate of the late Christopher Sheppard.

An Edwardian silver tankard, by Goldsmiths' & Silversmiths' Company, London 1908, of tapering cylindrical form, the flat hinged cover with solid scroll thumbpiece and with 'S' scroll handle, 16cm high, 22oz

A rare 19th century Indian Colonial silver tankard,by Hamilton & Company, Calcutta c.1840, marked on base with maker’s mark, elephant, urn, Roman A and a thistle tally mark, of panelled cylindrical form on a laurel leaf spreading circular foot, with an Indian Colonial Bacchus-style mask terminating in a cornucopia handle, the detachable domed cover with finial, gilt interior,21.5cm high, 40ozHamilton & Co. was one of the best known British silver firms, established by Robert Hamilton in Calcutta in 1808 under licence from the East India Company. Known as the ‘Garrard of India’, the firm mainly produced tableware including complete tea and dinner services in a typical pre-Raj, British-Indian style.

An Unusual Oriental Stone Ware Tea Set and Tray with Tankard.

A George II silver tankard,probably by James Smith, London 1735,of baluster form with moulded girdle on spreading circular foot, the domed cover with chair thumbpiece, the moulded scroll handle terminating in a shell like motif, engraved with monogram HC within foliate rocaille cartouche and with inscription below*, with engraved scratch weight 35:15 to base, gilt interior,19cm high, 34.5ozThe inscription in full: Presented to Mr. Hen: Calcutt.By the Ratepayers of Horsmonden, as a testimonyOf their appreciation of the just kind and energetic mannerIn which he has discharged the duties of guardian of the poorAnd also of their high regard for himAs a worthy and kind neighbour and friend

A Tudric pewter tankard having planished finish number 01636

A selection of silver plated items including an Epergne having central trumpet with pierced frilled decoration within a trio, a lidded serving dish with moulded handle, a gallery tray, tankard, etc

A 19th Century pewter quart tankard, monogrammed A.W., 17cm high and a pewter jug inscribed G. Wilkies, Cherry Trees

A 18th Century Chinese Famille Rose tankard depicting scenes of figures in outdoor landscape.

Three pieces of 19th Century ceramics to include a Parian ware jug with relief moulded decoration depicting a battle scene, a stoneware tankard with horse in landscape and a further hand painted and gilt highlighted mug (3).

A mixed lot of assorted items to include a pair of Bohemian opaque glass vases, Royal Doulton Bunnykins tankard, two pairs of binoculars etc.

A mixed group of ceramic items to include a ceramic creamware pint tankard with Halifax Sunday School Jubilee celebration 1856, with WLW mark to the base, together with an unusual relief moulded ceramic fruit bowl, a Royal Doulton toby jug 'Winston Churchill', a Lancaster Sandland character jug with silver-plated rim, a large Beswick Hamlet jug and a further Beswick character jug of Scrooge. (6)

Small 18th century Chinese Imari tankard of cylindrical form with strap handle, decorated within rocky landscape below lattice border, 9cm high. Provenance: Van Halm & Van Halm, London CONDITION REPORT Wear to gilding, otherwise good original condition

18th century Chinese Imari tankard of swollen cylindrical form, the strap handle with bulb terminal, with scrolling foliate ornament, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT Basically good original condition

Large 18th century Chinese Imari baluster tankard of slightly swollen form on spread foot with strap handle, decorated with floral reserves within geometric borders, 15.5cm high CONDITION REPORT Good original condition

Large 18th century Chinese Imari tankard of flared cylindrical form with strap handle decorated with flowering peonies below diaper border, 15cm high. Provenance: Van Halm & Van Halm, London CONDITION REPORT Appears to be in good original condition

Large 18th century Chinese Imari baluster tankard on flared foot with strap handle decorated with precious object and scrolling foliate ornament, 15.5cm high. Provenance: Van Halm & Van Halm, London CONDITION REPORT Glaze losses to both outer edges of handle, otherwise good original condition

Late 18th / early 19th century Chinese export porcelain armorial tankard with painted eagle grasping a snake in raised claw whilst balancing on one leg with painted rouge de fer bands and strapwork handle, 13.5cm high CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. Some rubbing to gilding particularly around tassel border, otherwise bright enamels. Minor frit to top rim

Late 18th century Chinese export blue and white tankard with painted Chinese landscape and floral decoration on 'chicken-skin' ground and strapwork handle, 12.5cm high

18th century Worcester porcelain tankard, polychrome painted with milkmaid pattern with loop handle, 12cm high CONDITION REPORT Restored rim chip sprayed

A George II silver baluster shaped tankard, by John Langlands, Newcastle 1753, moulded girdle, double domed lid with a chair back thumb piece, double scroll handle terminating in a heart, engraved inscription to the underside, old restorations, 25oz, 22cm.

A George III silver christening tankard, makers mark worn, London, 1807: of cylindrical outline, 8cm. high, together with a later example, total weight of silver 7.72ozs. and a pewter mug.

19th century Sunderland lustre jug 'Grand Union - Odd Fellow's Arms' by Dixon & Co. H16.5cm, small Doulton Lambeth jug, Cauldon blue and white octagonal bowl and a Burleigh 'God Speed the Plough' tankard (4) Condition Report Sunderland lustre jug is a/f

GWR epns 1 pint Tankard by Elkington. Bears the GWR Garter Crest Refreshment Dep logo.

A collection of pewter; a two-handled presentation mug, Cains College Freshmans Fours 1876, a tankard with lid, a lamp, two chargers, two plates and a warmer

Plated ware including trays, tankard, etc.

A mixed lot, to include a trench art brass box and cover, decorated with Islamic motifs; together with three oriental soapstone seals; a pewter tankard; and a rootwood club.

A Benson style copper and brass chamber stick, a similar Dresser style candlestick, a pewter tankard, crested and inscribed Lawn Tennis Ties March 1877, African gold weight figures and other items (box) Condition report Report by GH Pewter tankard - it has a glass bottom and is made by James Dixon & Sons with a retail stamp of Osmond Oxford and a date letter of W within a chamfered square border. The tankard also has a lid with a Maltese cross style finial towards the handle.

A Dunhill Giant lighter, with faux crocodile case, 10.5 cm high, and another Dunhill table lighter, in the form of a tankard, 8.5 cm high (2) See illustration Condition report Report by GH No the lighter is not currently working, it doesn't have a flint and probably doesn't have any fuel.

A George III silver tankard, with scroll handle, Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1796, approx. 13.6 ozt Condition report Report by GH There does not appear to be any engravings, initials or monograms. Several dents, including one large dent to the body opposite the handle, and other smaller dents to the body and one dent to the foot rim. The rim is also slightly misshapen. Overall knocked around.

A silver vesta case, initialled, Rolason Brothers, Chester 1908, a silver tankard, London 1930, and other silver items (4)

Rare Symphonion disc playing musical box, Model 25F, formed as a bound oak barrel surmounted with a large terracotta figure of Falstaff, an ale jug in his right hand and raising a glass in his left, the barrel having a hinged door to the front with script 'Symphonion' and opening to reveal the twin comb mechanism, the winding handle to the rear, together with five 11 3/4" discs, 113cm high Illustrated in the catalogue of Ernst Holzweissig Nachf for 1898 Condition: Figure has had a series of repairs including left leg, left foot, right leg, right toes, left arm and cloak, some missing areas including top of tankard, combs are complete with no signs of re-tipping, movement runs when wound - **General condition consistent with age

George II silver baluster shaped tankard having later embossed foliate decoration, makers William Shaw & William Priest, London 1752, 12.75cm high, 11.6oz approx Condition: **General condition consistent with age

George IV Scottish silver baluster shaped tankard having allover embossed foliate decoration on a pitted ground, makers Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow 1829, 10.5cm high, 7oz approx Condition: **General condition consistent with age

A collection of pewter, to include a Tudric tankard and sugar bowl, a tazza, a quart tankard and lidded flagon.

REGALIA OF THE ORDER OF FROTH BLOWERS ORDER. The silver plated and enamel neck badge and chain , of the Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, (Motto Lubrication in Moderation. Comprising of a Grand Typhoon badge with a partaker sat on a Beer Barrel, the motto and A O F B. an ornate chain with Beer Glass, A O F B, etc decorations. Awarded to Captain Kettlewell Special New Zealand Representative. A tankard with similar adornments as per the chain, inscribed 'Presented by Sir Alfred Fripp KCVO.KB to Grand Typhoon Captain Kettlewell for services rendered. The Order was started to raise monies foe East End Waifs etc, after the Surgeon Alfred Fripp operating successfully on a Bert Temple. Although the Order only lasted a few years, the monies raised by the light hearted venture, reached over £5,000,000 in today money. It was vilified by the Temperance Movement, convinced it was 'Cavorting in Sin and The Liquor Trade'.

A Chinese famille rose baluster tankard, late 18th century, painted with figures, 15.5cm high Condition Report: Condition good.

A muffin dish, napkin rings, goblets, tankard and boxed knives and swan menu holders

A Shelley circa 1925 baby plate, a Wedgwood Coronation tankard by Richard Guyatt and an invalid twin handled Stevenson & Hancock Derby cup. (3)

A pair of 1855 jugs, 'The load Line Measure', Board of trade, Manufactured by F J Emery, Burslem, Queen Victoria Jubilee Year tankard 1887, a 1937 Grand national coronation Year tankard (Royal Doulton) (4)

E.P.M.M. teapot, tankard and an early 19th Century Shaw & Fisher small teapot. (3)

An 18th Century Old Sheffield plate tankard, cylinder form with mahogany base, circa 1760, the hollow handle with heart terminal

A Georgian style pewter tankard, inscribed and dated '1753', with psuedo touch marks to underside, a candlestick and a large dish (3)

A collection of assorted pewter comprising various mugs, dishes, jugs, measurer, tankard, etc, mostly 19th Century, some probably 18th Century

Scottish interest, an early 19th century silver retracting seal top calendar pencil, set with a green stone seal engraved 'For Auld Lang Syne' around a crest of an arm raised holding a tankard, of wrythen form, the end with moving calendar engraved with numbers and initials for the days of the week, probably by Sampson Mordan, 10cm long, extending to 14cm

A silver Tankard, silversmiths Rich. Carter, Danile Smith and Robert Sharp, London 1784 corpo cilindrico a botte, incisione con monogramma sulla fascia e sul coperchio, gr. 1000, altezza cm 18

A large silver Tankard, silversmiths Peter & William Bateman, London 1809 corpo svasato e piede circolare, cornici godronate e presa fitomorfa, fascia decorata con incisione, interno vermeille, gr. 1130, altezza cm 24