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A David Leech studio pottery tankard, decorated with a quartered crest under a green glaze, together with a Leech pottery vase of squat ovoid form with stylized decoration, impressed marks to both (2) CONDITION REPORT: No visible chips or cracks.

A small collection of stoneware studio pottery to include a St. Ives style cylinder vase with wax resist decoration, a similar tankard, two salt glazed stoneware mugs and various other items, various maker's marks (8) CONDITION REPORT: Good overall.

A George IV silver christening tankard of footed form with bands of fruiting vine and floral decoration, remains of gilding to interior, initialled, marker's mark rubbed, London 1822, total weight 160g approx.

A silver tankard with scroll shaped handle on turned base, H/M London 1774, approx. 190 grams.

A collection of Torquay Motto ware items, to include a pair of candlesticks, tankard, bowl and others.

A FULHAM SALTGLAZE STONEWARE TANKARD with Hogarth`s `Midnight Modern Conversation` plaque, circa 1830, a drabware Corn Laws jug with portraits of Free Trade by Cobden & Peel, and a Winchester College `Wide Jump` prize jug, circa 1880 with silver plated cover inscribed and dated 1891 (3)

Georgian silver tapering cylindrical miniature tankard by J Eames, hallmarked London 1802, gross weight 135 grams

Selectio of silver plated items including novely cruet; two bottles egg cup, tankard, on stand, sugar tongs by Elkington 1889, an inkstand, an oval tea pot by Atkins brothers 1890, an entrée dish by Elkington & Mason 1854 and another pair of sugar tongs

Silver, plain straight sided tankard by TW, hallmarked Birmingham 1908 and a wine goblet by JHB & HB, hallmarked Sheffield 1896, gross weight approximately 590 grams

A George II English provincial silver straight-tapered tankard by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle 1732, with a double domed cover, an open scroll thumb piece, a double scroll handle with a heart terminal, a moulded girdle and a spreading foot, engraved MR DH & MW to DH Jue. 23 1734 to the handle, later engraved Sir John Fry Bt. From his Co-Directors Shipley Collieries 1923-1944 beneath, 18cm (7in) high, 735g (23.6 oz)

A pair of early George III silver oval sauce boats by William & James Priest, London 1764, with leaf-capped double scroll handles, gadrooned rims, a quilted girdle, engraved with a crest, on oval quilted bases, 17cm (6 3/4in) long, 683g (21.95 oz). Two different maker`s marks. Grimwade notes that the mark given for William & James Priest (the letters divided by a cross) is not in the register but was taken from a tankard of 1768: presumably entered shortly after James Priest`s freedom of the Company in July 1764. The second mark here is probably another unregistered mark of the partnership. The erect boar`s head crest recorded for BROOKSBY, CAMPBELL, DELMEGE, GORDON, INGILBY, JONES, KIRK, LASHMAR, LOFTUS, LUNDY, MIDDLETON, NEWTON, O`QUINN, RAYMENT, REASON, ROBSON, SWINHOE, TERY, WEALE, WHICHCOTE and WROTTESLEY.

A Mappin and Webb silver tankard Sheffield 1935, of plain, tapered cylindrical form, C-scroll handle, C.J.E. monogram to front and dated 23-5-36, 5in. (12.75cm.) high, weight 11.4 tr.oz

A Late 19th Century Doulton Lambeth Salt Glazed Motto Tankard With Impressed Marks And Numbers 0142 And Text ""What Tho` My Gates Be Poor....."" 5"" High

Three trays inc. a quantity of silver plate flatware, stuffing spoon, ladle, coffee spoons etc, ivory glove stretcher, vintage cork screws, Royal commemoratives, Dartmouth pottery tankard etc

Two trays inc. 19th century pottery jug, copper lustre tankard, Japanese water jug, pair of 19th century painted glass vases etc

A tray of 19th century coloured glass etc. inc. German amber flash glass tankard and modern Beleek preserve jar

A Late 19th Century Doulton Lambeth Salt Glazed Motto Tankard With Impressed Marks And Numbers 0142 And Text ""What Tho` My Gates Be Poor....."" 5"" High

Liverpool Creamware tankard circa 1780 printed with `The Flowering Can` pattern, 12cm high Condition report: Hairline crack to rim, overall crazing.

Pearlware mug, printed and hand coloured with a religious verse within a scrolled cherub mask cartouche, early 19th century, also a pearlware blue and white mug and a pink lustre mug, (3) The pearlware tankard measures 14cm high Condition report: Religious mug: small flat foot chips and short hairline to footrim. Blue and white mug: stained crazing, cracks to body, rim chips, glazed over foot chips. Lustre mug: Five cracks, large rim chip, stained crazing.

Wedgwood Creamware tankard circa 1764 printed with The Tythe Pig by Sadler Liverpool, 17cm high Condition report: Museum style restoration to cracks to the base, scratches to the pattern.

Wedgwood Creamware tankard circa 1764 printed with The Tythe Pig by Sadler Liverpool, 17cm high Condition report: Museum style restoration to cracks to the base, scratches to the pattern.

Liverpool Creamware tankard circa 1780 printed with `The Flowering Can` pattern, 12cm high Condition report: Hairline crack to rim, overall crazing.

Pearlware mug, printed and hand coloured with a religious verse within a scrolled cherub mask cartouche, early 19th century, also a pearlware blue and white mug and a pink lustre mug, (3) The pearlware tankard measures 14cm high Condition report: Religious mug: small flat foot chips and short hairline to footrim. Blue and white mug: stained crazing, cracks to body, rim chips, glazed over foot chips. Lustre mug: Five cracks, large rim chip, stained crazing.

* A SILVER TANKARD RUSSIAN, MAKER?S MARK OF SERGEI AGAFONOV IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, 1889, 84 STANDARD Height 16 cm. Of tapering form, the hinged lid with a dentil edge surmounted witha knopped finial, the square handle with plain thumbpiece, the bodychased with an arched-window shaped reserve with a traditionalembroidered towel over the window ledge and surrounded withfloral decoration, on three bracket feet, gilt interior.

* A SILVER TANKARD RUSSIAN, MAKER?S MARK FP, ST PETERSBURG, 1838, 84 STANDARD Height 16.5 cm. Formed as a barrel, the hinged lid decorated with a seated faunon vine leaves and clusters of grapes, a handle formed asa grape vine, gilt interior.

* A SILVER TANKARD RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK OF SERGEI AGAFONOV IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, 1889, 84 STANDARD Height 16 cm. Of tapering form, the hinged lid with a dentil edge surmounted witha knopped finial, the square handle with plain thumbpiece, the bodychased with an arched-window shaped reserve with a traditionalembroidered towel over the window ledge and surrounded withfloral decoration, on three bracket feet, gilt interior.

* A SILVER TANKARD RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK FP, ST PETERSBURG, 1838, 84 STANDARD Height 16.5 cm. Formed as a barrel, the hinged lid decorated with a seated faunon vine leaves and clusters of grapes, a handle formed asa grape vine, gilt interior.

Two late 19th century copper spirit kettles, a brass oil lamp base, brass Ceag lamp, fireside tools, copper measure tankard, indian brassware, together with other further decorative metal wares (to two trays)

Five Natwest piggy bank models together with a hunting tankard and a light blue vase decorated with flowers

A GEORGE III TANKARD with engraved lid and pierced thumbpiece, the tapered drum with reeded bands, crested,19cm h, by Hester Bateman, 27ozs 10dwts, London 1781++A fine example in excellent condition, possibly erasure from the front but no give, the crest on the lid probably contemporary. Thumbpiece very slightly bent forward

A GEORGE III TANKARD, with lambrequins and pendants on a textured band, gadrooned rims, 23cm h, by John Langlands and John Robertson, Newcastle 1780, the Victorian applied ornament Sidney Cherrill, London 1853, 40ozs 10dwts++A very impressive Victorian decorated tankard in good condition with wear to the Newcastle marks to the right of handle but all just about readable. One or two slight polish scratches and minor dent on edge of foot

A GEORGE III TANKARD, with lambrequins and pendants on a textured band, gadrooned rims, 23cm h, by John Langlands and John Robertson, Newcastle 1780, the Victorian applied ornament Sidney Cherrill, London 1853, 40ozs 10dwts++A very impressive Victorian decorated tankard in good condition with wear to the Newcastle marks to the right of handle but all just about readable. One or two slight polish scratches and minor dent on edge of foot

A plated salver; plated tankard; various cutlery etc.

A Georgian silver sugar tankard / barrel, domed lid, `wishbone` handle, banding, 7.3cm H, 142grs.

An 18th Century polychrome decorated creamware tankard with inverted rim, sold together with an early 19th Century creamware tankard, decorated with verses, also included in the lot is an 18th Century Prattware moulded jug with raised details, complete with child and sheep to one side and men at leisure on far side (early repairs), 19cm H. (3)

A George II silver tankard, William Williams, stepped dome lid, scroll thumb piece, swan handle with spade tail engraved OBE, London 1747/8, 18.8cm H, 772grs.

Antique pewter quart size tankard with S-scroll handle, inscribed Harrow Inn Ulcombe, hallmarked with a rearing stallion, 7" high

John Shelley (Bath Pottery) green glaze square dish, 9.5" wide; St Ives stoneware glaze tankard and assortment of other studio pottery including vases, jugs and mugs by various artists

Liberty Tudric pewter tankard designed by Archibald Knox, stamped marks, no. 053, 5.5" high

A SILVER BALUSTER TANKARD, maker D & B, Birmingham 1902 (approximately 300g)

A mid to late 19th Century eastern white metal Tankard, tapering body fitted with dragon handle, the body elaborately decorated with various figures, the cartouche engraved ?Foo-Chow Bowling Club won by Chas Lyall Grant May 1866?, maker Lee Ching, Hong Kong, weight 25 ozs Condition:It is of double skinned construction and has holes worn through on high points of decoration.Please note: Keys Fine Art Auctioneers take great care to ensure that any statements as to attribution, age, date, origin, provenance and condition are reliable and accurate but it should be noted that all such statements are skilled opinions, if provenance (written or historical fact) cannot be produced. However, Keys Fine Art Auctioneers do not guarantee that condition reports, whether included in the catalogue, or given at a later time; cover all aspects of an item(s) condition. No guarantee or warranty is issued or given in anyway, either written or verbal and therefore refunds will not be issued on the basis of the Lot not being “in working order”, “incomplete”, or “not in original condition”.Keys Fine Art Auctioneers would respectfully ask that prospective buyers view Lots in person, wherever issues regarding condition are seen as important to them, satisfying themselves as to the condition, completeness and originality of any Lot on which they intend to bid.

An early 19th Century Pewter Tankard with Georgian William IV and Victorian excise marks together with a further Pewter One Pint Measure of similar form, (2)

A George II Silver Tankard of baluster form with looped scroll handle, the body later decorated with floral detail and cartouche with lion head and crown crest, raised on a spreading circular foot, London 1758, possibly by William Shaw and William Priest, weight 9.5ozs

An early Victorian small Tankard, fitted with scrolled handle, the body decorated with stylised floral detail, raised on a spreading circular foot, London 1838, maker BE, weight 4.5 ozs

A modern Queen Elizabeth II Silver Tankard in the Georgian style, fitted with scrolled handles, raised on a spreading circular foot, bearing inscription for Alan Bristow Safety Award, contemporary London hallmarks, weight 10 ½ ozs

A 19th Century clear glass Tankard decorated with gilt detail and central armorial together with a further 19th Century opaque glass small Tankard with rough textured finish, the largest 5 ½? high, (2)

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Tankard, the body with stylised foliage decoration and fitted with Silver rim, marked for Eliza Simmance and dated 1881 to base, 5? high

A Chinese Tankard of cylindrical form with interlaced handles and gilded capitals, painted in colours throughout with butterflies, foliage, insects, dragons, etc, 18th/19th Century, 5? high

A tray of mixed glass wares to include Queens Jubilee Dish, Champagne Bowls, Glass Tankard and other mixed wares, (qty)

A mixed lot comprising: Two 19th Century Pewter Tankards and a further modern Pewter Tankard together with a 19th Century Pewter lidded Jug, the largest piece 9? high, (4)

A mixed lot: various Henriot Quimper table wares comprising teapot (af), cream jug, tankard, two cups and a range of saucers and plates (quantity)

A silver britannia standard tankard, by Skinner & Co., London 1925,of tapering cylindrical form with moulded rims, the scroll handle with scroll thumbpiece,15.5cm high, 20oz

A Norwegian silver peg tankard,by Berendt Johansen Platt, Christiania between 1656 and 1671,of cylindrical form supported on three rampant lion ball feet headed by acanthus decoration, the tubular scroll handle with grotesque mask and beading terminating in an escutcheon, the hinged cover inset with a medal* surrounded by a chased band of foliage with rampant lion ball thumb piece, the front of the body finely chased with the finale of a bear hunt, one man on horseback, another on foot helping him with the kill with five dogs to assist, with the bear attacking a fallen victim, all within a border of grotesque and Moresque figures, masks, animals and foliage, gilt interior with six pegs, engraved with ÈCESBÉ to base,20.25cm high to top of finial, 45oz *The medal inset in the cover depicts Queen Sofia Amalia, the reverse depicting her husband, King Frederick III of Denmark. They were married in 1643. The medal was designed by Erich Parise. Peg tankards were made during the 17th and ear

A George III silver tankard, by John Payne, London 1766,of baluster form with moulded girdle, scroll handle and pierced chair thumbpiece, on collet foot, later heavily embossed with rural scenes, crested, 21cm high, 24oz CONDITION REPORT: The rim of the cover is mishapen and dented. General wear including loss of detail, small knocks and surface scratches.As mentioned in the catalogue, the decoration is later. It is also possible that, at the same time, the dome on the cover was raised and the interior gilded.

A glass tankard 2nd half 18th century, the tapered form engraved with the initials SW in an oval cartouche, within foliate sprays, 13.8cm.

A Delft tall mug or tankard 18th century, painted in blue with a bird in flight between painted and sponged trees, the strap handle with horizontal blue dashes, some glaze chipping, the pewter mount lacking, 17cm.

A 19th century blue and white transfer decorated Halifax Sunday School tankard together with a 19th century twin handled porcelain vase and five later china items.

A collection of various items including a leather tankard, child's teaset, stamp album, Avery fishing reel, Wedgwood Jasper Ware, leather bound Ainsworths Dictionary and other items.

A 19th century blue and white transfer decorated Halifax Sunday School tankard together with a 19th century twin handled porcelain vase and five later china items.

A collection of various items including a leather tankard, child's teaset, stamp album, Avery fishing reel, Wedgwood Jasper Ware, leather bound Ainsworths Dictionary and other items.