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Lot 252
A quart side pouring tankard, engraved W. Sumpton, Mitre Sudbury; crowned V.R. verification mark, 16cm high AF; a pair of quart tankards with ringed body decoration, stamped James Yates, 15cm high; a Victorian straight sided quart tankard, 15cm high; and an early 19th Century quart tankard, 17cm high (5)
Lot 266
A side pouring baluster pint tankard, inscribed Unicorn Inn, Ipswich; a tulip shaped tankard, monogrammed; a glass bottomed tankard, stamped under rim with initials JE, AF; a pint tankard with ring decoration, stamped James Yates; three others; a footed cup; a half pint slow raised tankard; and a George IV half pint tankard with ring decoration, (10)
Lot 550
A Martin Brothers stoneware tankard, by Robert Wallace Martin Having floral decoration, signed to body and inscribed London & Southwall and dated 1882, height 12.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 550: Good condition, with chipping to foot rim, can not be seen when mug is standing. Provenance - all of Martin Brothers lots have come from a private collector.
Lot 32
Cricket Interest - a presentation silver and enamel tankard for Lancashire Cricket Champions 1930, embellished with the Lancashire rose and initials A.M.S - the initials relate to the Stockton family, formerly of Jodrell Hall, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, Ollivant & Botsford, Birmingham 1930, 12cm, 13.5oz
Lot 46
A Queen Anne silver mug or tankard, Richard Freeman, Exeter 1705, of tapering cylindrical form and with hollow scroll handle, engraved with a crest and 'Ex dono Gu. Trevanion, May 4th 1706', 16.5cm high, weight 17ozt (old brass / alloy soldier where the handle joins the body) Cited as an example in Sir Charles J. Jackson F.S.A, 'English Goldsmiths and Their Marks', Macmillan and Co, London, 1921, Marks on Exeter Plate, page 334, Table IV 'Tankard, St Goran, Cornwall'
Lot 88
A GEORGE III SILVER LIDDED TANKARD by John King (probably), London 1770, of gentle baluster shape, with moulded girth, the stepped domed hinged cover with open work thumb piece, double scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, 20cm tall, 768g (24.7 troy ozs) gross, with a Harvey and Gore Ltd headed piece of paper, dated 8 June 1951, stating 'A George III silver tankard - made in London, in the year 1770 - by John Kentesber' (?)
Lot 98
Edward VII 1897 Pattern Sword and Associated Items Attributed to Lt Col C E C Bartlett, MC, 1st Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, the sword is complete with the leather covered field service scabbard. Grip retains the original wire. Blade is well worn with much of the etching now missing. WKC mark to the base of the blade. Accompanied by EPNS tankard presented by the Singapore Polo Club, October 1921, Hallmarked Silver christening cup presented by the warrant officers and sergeants of B company 1st battalion South Staffordshire regiment, October 1925 and a small polished wood cigar / cigarette box with mother of pearl inset regimental cap badge and name plaque to the lid. (4 items).
Lot 39
An early 20th century Russian cased silver presentation set consisting of a tankard, 10.5cm high, of tapering cylindrical form, on a flared foot, the body embossed in low relief with a Troika three horse sleigh scene, engraved From the Englishmen at the Russian Cotton Mill 1895-1907, initialled R.F, later inscription to the foot, stamped 84 to base with accompanying silver spoon, 16cm long, the handle cast as a tree trunk with two playful bears at the terminal, pear shape bowl, in fitted oak box
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