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Lot 212
A George III Old Sheffield Plate ewer, of vase form with hinged cover and pine cone finial, raised on spreading circular foot, with beaded decoration and fruitwood loop handle (rubbed) 29.5cm h together with an Old Sheffield plate tankard, of circular tapering form, on stepped base with fruitwood bottom, reeded girdle and scroll handle 15cm h, both C. 1780-90 (2).
Lot 198
A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Tankard, (makers mark rubbed), London 1771, later converted to a pitcher, of cylindrical form, later decorated with flowerheads and leaf scrolls, the hinged lid with scroll thumbpiece, inscribed "Derbyshire Agricultural Society 1866" "Best Managed Farm Over 200 Acres Mr Robert Marples Aston-on-Trent", 804grams. *The spout has been tested by The Sheffield Assay Office to confirm that the modification complies with the Hallmarking Act. The report accompanies this item.
Lot 1390
A Victorian and later silver lidded tankard of tapered cylindrical form with scroll loop handle and acanthus thumb rest, adorned with a mask spout, domed cover and ram finial, chased and engraved with scrolling foliate designs, the central scalloped cartouche with text "Presented (along with a timepiece) to indistinct script name, on his marriage The Head Office Staff of The Scottish Provident Institution Edinburgh, April 1882", bears cancelled marks, also later re-assayed for .925 silver, London 2012, Assay Office case no. 9047, total weight 26.8oz (illustrated)
Lot 183
A selection of antique pewter wares to include three large plate warmers with hinged openings and looped handles, with touch marks and further marks for London to the undersides together with a pair of 19th century pewter candlesticks of turned baluster form, three small tankards, one with chased script reading "Dove Inn, New Town", a further large quart tankard, also together with a coffee pot with hinged lid and finial handle, stamped James Dixson & Sons to underside
Lot 93
A good quality 19th century stein type lidded tankard, probably Meissen, with reserved cartouche to the front with a winter scene of hunters and dead fox in a forest landscape against a dark blue and gilt ground, the cover with rose knop and painted landscape to its interior, with gilt metal applied rose to the handle and under glazed blue crossed swords marks to base
Lot 438
A collection of six 19th Century etched glass tankards, each of cylindrical form rising from a splayed folded foot, and applied with a solid loop handle, the exterior sides delicately etched with hunting scenes of figures on horseback and hounds, 10cm high. (6) CONDITION REPORT: 438: Firing crack to handle and rim of one tankard
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