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Two Lilliput Lane ornaments, together with a cannon on stand, an inkwell, a French Parisian inkwell, and a Wedgwood Lord Nelson tankard.

A Chinese porcelain Qianlong baluster mug, circa 1790, together with a similar tankard, late 18th Century. (2)

A box of Royal Doulton miniature character jugs, Royal Doulton miniature figures, Beswick miniature character jugs, Beswick tankard, etc.

A boxed limited edition (350) Wedwood 200th Anniversary of the Death of Lord Nelson at Trafalgar 1805 tankard, with certificate

Two copper beer serving scoops, with a copper tankard. (3)

Early 19th Century pewter tankard, a Rose Inn Beeston electroplated tankard, E.P.B.M. teapot, chamber stick and snuffer (pewter) and another tankard. (5)

four framed watercolours of WWII planes by J Tankard with two further framed pictures by J Tankard, also assorted framed pictures and prints. (13 in total)

Two framed watercolours signed J Tankard with three prints by the same artist, etc. (6)

A George III silver tankard Of baluster form, raised on a stepped spreading circular base, adorned by an 'S' scroll loop handle, 10cm high, unidentified makers mark, London 1762, 9oz. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 1871 - Tankard, unidentified makers mark is Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright, bears initial not contemporary with the hallmark, some bruising beneath the initial, old polish within the fluted band beneath the rim, old polish just below the scroll on the handle, not polished, some minor dents to the foot rim, staining to the interior, otherwise good condition.

A George V silver golfing tankard The tapered straight sided tankard, adorned with a plane loop handle, engraved with P & J Kevan, Annual Golf Competition and cast Lytham St. Annes Golf Club motif, 12.5cms high, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 19.5, 11.3ozs.

A Regency mallet shape decanter With a mushroom shape stopper, lozenge and facet cut body, 24cms, a pair of early Victorian vase shape decanters each with urn shape stoppers 24cms, a mallet shape decanter, associated stopper, another decanter, and a set of six heavy tumblers each with a lozenge cut frieze, star cut base 11cms, a glass hunting tankard naturalistically painted with a scene from the chase 12cms. (12)

Two silver cigarette boxes, Chester 1903 and Birmingham 1968, a Georgian style snuff box, Birmingham 1968, a Continental white metal shot cup and a miniature tankard. (5)

Sunderland lustre tankard, commemorating 'Columbus the Largest ship ever built' together with a Lakin dish commemorative of Captain Hull of the Constitution' early 19th century (2) the tankard measures 12cm high Condition report: some restoration to the handle and surrounding area of the tankard, cracks and foot chip to the dish. Some wear and crazing.

Collection of pink lustre ware, to include a bough pot possibly Factory Z, a Lakin twin handled dish and pierced stand, also two jugs, a tea caddy, tankard a goblet and a saucer impressed Wedgewood (probably Wm. Smith and Co.) early to mid-19th century, (10) Condition report: restoration to the bough pot cover, chips and short hairline to the inner rim on the base. Cracks to the jug and the stand. Restoration to the tea caddy, staining to the smaller jug, goblet and the tankard.

Five pottery jugs and a large tankard, bat printed with landscapes, three with gilt initials, early 19th century, (6) the tallest jugs measure 13.5cm high Condition report: The tankard has a star crack to the base. The silver lustre spout has a section restuck. The olive coloured jug has chips to the handle and foot, the handle has been restuck. One mask jug has a restuck section of the rim, the smaller has a rim chip and star crack.

Group of bronzed and gilded earthenware, to include a lidded twin handled bowl and cover with stand, pot pourri vase, and tankard by Wilson with impressed marks, also a Coalport lidded bowl and stand, also a teapot, jug and dish, early 19th century, (13) Condition report: Wilson tankard, bowl and stand and the Coalport bowl and stand are free from damages or restoration. The vase has chips to the inner rim and a restuck foot. The teapot has chips to the cover and rim. The jug has a restored handle, the dish is broken and restuck. Some wear to the gilding.

Collection of Creamware and Pearlware, to include a loving cup, two tankards, two teapots, two Sewell sauceboats on with fixed stand the other with separate stand, and a square shape dish, late 18th / early 19th century, (11) Condition report: Restoration to the Tankard with facetted side, and loving cup. The plain sided tankard has a rim chip. The dish has two rim chips and a foot chip. The Sewell sauceboats both have rim and foot restorations. The teapot with raised rim has a small spout chip, and a hairline crack to the rim. The second teapot has old restored spout and cover chips.

Caughley tankard circa 1785, printed with a parrot pecking fruit in underglaze blue transfer, 13.5cm high Condition report: star crack to base. No restoration or other damages.

Sunderland Creamware tankard circa 1796, printed with a view of the Iron Bridge over the River Wear, in black transfer, 15cm high Condition report: Two small chips to the rim and another to the foot. No other damage or restoration, scratching and wear to the pattern.

J. Phillips & Co. Sunderland Creamware Pottery tankard circa 1820, printed with Masonic Iconography and verse, 13cm high, Condition report: wear to the black enamel on the rim, small patches of crazing, no damage or restoration.

Creamware Jug and a tankard circa 1800, printed with 'Susan's Farewell' and 'Jemmy's return' (2) the jug measures 18cm high Condition report: The jug has restoration to the spout and surrounding area. The tankard has a restored patch running from the rim across the top of the pattern and towards to lower handle join. There is also a star crack to the base.

Creamware Jug and a Leeds tankard circa 1800, the tankard with ear shaped handle monogrammed 'J.B' and printed with fox hunting party, the jug printed with a Hare coursing scene, (2) the tankard measures 15cm high Condition report: Both pieces have old restoration to large areas, there are foot chips to the tankard and two cracks to the jug.

Creamware bowl and tankard circa 1800, printed with 'Come Box The Compass' sailors a tall ship and verse and 'Within The Ark Safe Forever', (2) the mug measures 14cm high Condition report: The mug has a restored crack running down from the rim across the right side of the pattern, restorations to the base. The bowl has crack and star crack to the base.

Metalware - a 19th century silver plated imperial tankard, stamp WR; others; a warming pan, barometer clock etc qty

A Victorian pewter tankard, inscribed Queens West Rifles U. 12. Surry. Won By Pr. G.Merryweather The Queens West Rifles May 16th 1862, acanthus capped scroll handle, spreading cylindrical base, 13cm high, c. 1862; a George IV pewter tankard, of plain design, inscribed W. James Queens Fld. Albermarle St., 11cm high, touch marks, c. 1826; etc (7)

Seven Pewter Tankards including a lidded tankard

A CHINESE WHITE METAL TANKARD, chased figural decoration and dragon handle, GW and character mark, approximate height 14cm

AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE TANKARD BY JOHN HOYLAND, C1768-70 the handle engraved with the contemporary initials C/I*M, mahogany inset foot, 18cm h, maker's mark struck four times to the right hand side of the handle and three times on the dome of the lid ++One or two very minor dents and wear around the girdle but in good condition and of pleasing colour. The thumbpiece slightly bent

AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE TANKARD ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS LAW & CO, C1785-90 the lid chased with hops and barley, pierced thumbpiece, 17.5cm h Illustrated: Crosskey (G), Old Sheffield Plate, second edition, 2013, facing p293. ++Slight wear

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD crisply chased at later date with flowers and rocaille, 19.5cm h, maker WL apparently William London, London 1760 and marked E & E EMMANUAL SILVERSMITHS TO THE QUEEN THE HARD PORTSEA, 23ozs 10dwts ++Erasure from the central cartouche but not apparently thin, not holed or worn, no repairs

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD engraved with armorials, 20cm h, by John King, London 1776, 36ozs 10dwts The arms are those of the Pinney family (subsequently Pretor-Pinney) of Bettiscombe, Dorset. ++A very good quality 18th c tankard in fine condition

A 9ct gold charm bracelet with twenty-two charms, the curb link bracelet with heart locket clasp suspending various unusual charms, most of them hallmarked 9ct gold, to include a set of tipping-balance scales, a longcase clock, a cognac barrel, a driving licence, a merry-go-round with moving horses, a soda syphon, a die with enamel spot numbers, a swan fob seal with cornelian, a tankard, a peg, etc; gross weight 130g

A George II silver Tankard, by Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook, London 1743, of plain baluster form with moulded foot girdle and rim, double scroll handle, domed cover with chair back thumbpiece, the body engraved with an armorial, 19.5cm high, 29.5oz Fully marked to base and cover, handle with maker's mark, general condition very good, armorial later

A large Wemyss Tankard, circa 1900, painted by Karel Nekola , with yellow Iris A large Wemyss Tankard, circa 1900, painted by Karel Nekola , with yellow Iris, impressed mark 'WEMYSS', 14cm high

A Wemyss tankard, circa 1890, painted with a black cockerel surveying his... A Wemyss tankard, circa 1890, painted with a black cockerel surveying his four hens, with red lined rim and handle, impressed mark 'WEMYSS', 14cm high

A large Wemyss Tankard, circa 1900, painted by Karel Nekola A large Wemyss Tankard, circa 1900, painted by Karel Nekola , with yellow buttercups, 'WEMYSS' and printed retailer's mark for Thomas Goode and Co., 14 cm high

A selection of Victorian and other Staffordshire ornaments, a German salt-glazed tankard and other ornaments and ceramics

A Whieldon-type pottery Tea Caddy, late 18th century, probably Leeds, with brown sponged and translucent green vertical stripes, 11.5cm high, anda Whieldon-type Tankard,c.1765, with sponged manganese and green decoration and an interlocking strap handle,15cm high (2)The Starling Collection.

A group of six creamware and pearlware Tankards,c.1800 and later, comprising a wedding tankard inscribed 'William and Elizabeth Cudbertson 1837, the Lord Unite us both ...', with floral decoration and pink lustre bands, a black printed east view of The Iron Bridge over the Wear near Sunderland, printed Edward Barker, a leaf moulded tankard heightened in yellow and green, and three blue and white tankards,16 to 10.8cm (6)

Royal Worcester blush ivory cup and saucer, painted with bird in flight, height 6.5cms; Royal Worcester blush ivory miniature two-handled tankard, height 3.8cms; Royal Worcester desk stand, with two well covers, length 12.5cms; pair of Wedgwood blue reserve ground bottle vases, height 17cms; pair of bone china cups and saucers, painted rural scene, diameter 14.5cms. (12)

An 18th century Chinese tankard Of large proportions, with twin strap handles and decorated in the Imari palette; together with a flared cylindrical vase, also decorated in the Imari palette. The former 17.5 cm high. (3) CONDITION REPORTS: Some glaze wear, losses and frits to tankard, interior cracks to base, crazing. The vase with glaze wear and losses, crazing, restorations to top rim, general wear.

An early 20th century silver pint tankard (254 grams).

A Poole Pottery 1951 Festival of Britain plate, decorated in the FOV pattern to centre well (7.5 inches) together with a 1953 Coronation tankard (minor glaze fault).

A pair of Ross of London cased set of 10x50 binoculars 20th Century Another pair of Manchester made binoculars, a pewter tankard with inscription to WO Peter Hobson of the 7th company battalion Reme section 10.1.78, three military plaques to include Reme force workshop swomp rats of Belese, 27th command workshop Reme S.W.W detachment Netheravon and Maiwand.

A rare Worcester blue and white transfer printed 'Parrot pecking fruit tankard', circa 1780 Of straight sided cylindrical form with reeded loop handle, depicting parrots in branches before fruit with later painted handle and rim, height 12cm, present underglazed blue mark to base. (illustrated)

A George III silver baluster shaped tankard, by John Langlands, Newcastle 1769, moulded girdle, double domed lid with a chair back thumb piece, double scroll handle terminating in a heart, 27ozs, 24cm.

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.

An Indian white metal and parcel gilt tankard, probably 19th Century, of swollen form with a domed lid, with a script band and script filled quatrefoil panels, light gadrooned coral mounted hinge to the domed lid, 6oz, 16cm.

Royal Worcester tankard Centenary of R. Worcester museum with typed letter from Henry Sandon

A Beswick jug with relief moulded and painted Shakespearian decoration showing Falstaff in a scene from The Merry Wives of Windsor, with paper label and printed and impressed marks to base numbers 1126 together with a matching tankard showing Pistol, also together with a Beswick model of a standing mallard with printed and impressed marks to base and numbers 817, and two further unmarked similar ceramic mallards

Edwardian silver christening tankard, John Sanderson & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1903; and a silver and tortoiseshell topped jar, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1928 (2)

Victorian silver christening tankard, Birmingham 1895, 3.2oz

Walker & Hall silver christening tankard, two silver napkin rings, pair of silver bud vases, bright-cut Newcastle teaspoons, etc

A modern silver presentation spirit tankard set, the six ribbed Georgian style cups on a white metal mounted galleried walnut stand. Stuart Johnson Flint, London

A Victorian silver tankard and one other octagonal shaped white metal tankard, and a silver tea strainer and stand

A collection of Chinese ceramics including an 18th century export tankard, restored, and a crackleware vase

A WW2 medal group including the Italian Star and a RAF tankard

A silver tankard, Walker and Hall Sheffield hall marks, 1936

A Heavy Good Quality Silver Plated Tankard Stamped 'GR 37 Pint' Together with a Similar ½ Pint Tankard by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co of Regent Street, London.

A set of four George V silver napkin rings, Sheffield, 1912 by William Gallimore & Sons in fitted case, an ashtray marked sterling, a small baluster specimen vase, a cased silver bread knife and fork with mother of pearl handles (one handle a/f) and an EPNS Dunhill tankard form table lighter.