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A late 19th/early 20th century cranberry and clear glass tankard with pewter cover, together with a cranberry glass and polychrome enamel decorated cylindrical box and cover with gilt metal mounts on three cast paw feet.

A mixed lot of Concorde memorabilia, including a scale model of the aircraft, signed Limited Edition and other prints, .925 silver proof coins, wristwatch, pewter tankard and other items.

Two silver plated trays, a silver plated chamberstick, tankard and hallmarked silver basket with pieced swing handle on four paw feet, hallmarks for Clark of New Bond Street.

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., a cased silver tankard of ribbed form, London 1926, together with various other items of silver and plate, to include two small jugs, a cigarette box, vesta case, snuff box, capstan inkstand and other items, various dates and makers.

THREE MIDDLE EASTERN SILVER CIRCULAR BOXES each with stylised floral decoration, 7.5cm, 7.5cm and 6.5cm diameters, the three boxes approximately 197g overall; along with a similar tankard, 8.5cm high, approximately 148g

19th Century Dutch School-Oil on wooden panel-Young woman pouring a tankard of ale whilst bearded man looks on, unsigned, 65cm x 50cm Some minor in-painting - ** General condition consistent with age

A box containing children`s model vehicles, pewter tankard Art Nouvea style wooden panel, brass trays etc.

"A silver barrel tankard, Birmingham 1924, 132g approx. "

A Victorian blue glass stemmed bowl and cover; an amethyst glass dressing table set painted with flowers in gilt and coloured enamels; and a 19th century Bohemian tankard engraved with a deer

A Derby posies tankard, signed W.E. Mosley

A selection of Bicycle Novelty Items, including Pennants, French cycling Plate, Terry`s Trouser Bands, Tennis Racket Clip, Gladiator Bottle, Reflectors, Tankard etc

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY DUTCH BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD with pewter lid, the body decorated with a bird and foliage. 7.5ins high.

A LARGE CHARLES II DESIGN PRESENTATION TANKARD AND COVER of plain hammered design, with scrolling handle and animal finial. Inscription reads “The gift of Francis and Mary Burton 1684 and The Coronation Gift of the Clothworkers Company 1937”. London 1937. Makers: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company. Weight 36ozs.

Margot Russell (1913-1988) British. Still Life of Pears on a Plate, Oil on Board, Signed, 12” x 16” Exhibited: Royal Academy Exhibition 1968, and another Still Life of flowers in an tankard, Oil on Artists Board, Signed and Dated 1979, 21” x 11.5” (2).

A small silver sauce boat of plain shallow form, Sheffield 1906, makers mark Joseph Rodgers & Sons, approx 50g and a plated pint tankard with engraving of a gent to base

VICTORIAN SILVER FIGURE OF A JESTER holding a large tankard, standing on a circular base, maker ECB, London 1879, 21cm high

VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TWENTY NINE-PIECE WILLOW PATTERN PART TEA SERVICE together with a Spode Italian pattern plate, 28cm long and a Tower pattern tankard, 12cm high

A 19th century Bohemian green hock glass, having three applied prunus, above conical base with trailing decoration, height 11cm, and a later similar amber example, height 10.5cm, three further wine glasses, two green, one raised on double knop base, height 13cm, amber wine glass, the bell shaped bowl raised on single knop hollow stem, terminating on conical foot, height 14cm , a late 19th/early 20th century tankard, having engraved decoration of hops and barley, the base engraved with a hanging man, height 12cm, a late 19th century tankard, inscribed 'A Present from Southport' and dated 1872, raised on conical foot, with ground pontil marks to base, height 10cm, also three 19th century wine flutes, one having faceted decoration above a double knop stem, height 19cm, a 19th century conical glass having etched decoration above folded foot and an early 20th century Bohemian ruby and clear glass beer tankard, with hinged pewter and ruby glass cover, having engraved and faceted decoration of panels, depicting the emotions of man, to include love, death etc, height including cover 15cm, and a similar engraved tumbler depicting chalet scene, height 9cm, early 20th century Bohemian ruby glass goblet, height 14cm

An early Victorian engraved glass tankard with S scrolled handle, banded body and triple banded top, engraved 'Thomas & Elizabeth Brierley were Married September 30th 1839 at Mottram' above 'Alfred Brierley Born April 26th 1843' engraved under band, on splayed foot of hand blown uneven, circular form, height 13.2cm (crack to bottom handle joint), also a 19th century spiralled clear and blue glass circular bowl, diameter 12.4cm (2)

Five pieces of Falcon ware comprising a large jug, three tankards and a small jug, all decorated with the "Cavalier" design together with a similar smaller tankard by Sylvac, also with the "Cavalier" design.

A modern hallmarked silver baluster tankard of plain form with stepped circular base and scroll handle, presentation engraving to front, 13.5cm high, weight 13.5oz, Sheffield 1979.

An early 20th Century christening tankard of plain from, presentation engraving to front, Chester 1914, together with a similar goblet, marks rubbed, total weight 8oz. (2)

A Tinglaze Pewter-Mounted Tankard, lid engraved with the initials A.R, 24cm high Foot mount loose. Some impact damage to cover and mount. Some hairline cracks to body of pot. 020513

A Norwegian White Metal Coin Tankard, bears dates 1744 and 1760, 12.5cm high Bears worn mark to base. Probably adapted from a beaker, some wear, hinge slightly sprung.

A Silver Plated and Cut Glass Claret Jug; Silver Plated Trophy Cups; A Cased Carving Set; Fish Eaters; A Pewter Tankard; Flatware, etc (qty)

A Thomas Webb crystal tankard along with a Watford crystal glass, both boxed.

A brass bound regimental tankard for Royal Army Ordnance Corps

A modern Capodimonte moulded monochrome painted tankard and a small faience ovoid vase.

A silver plated entree dish and cover, a salver, and a tankard.

A Victorian silver christening tankard with scroll handle, the tapering body engraved with flower filled scroll cartouche within beaded rims, London 1864 by George John Richards and Edward Charles Brown, height approx 9cm, together with a similar silver christening tankard with lattice decoration, Sheffield 1864, and a George V christening tankard, Birmingham 1928.

A Mintons bone china part tea service decorated with stylized flowers within gilt rims, comprising three cake plates, nine plates, eight cups and saucers and a milk jug (faults), together with a pink lustre tankard decorated with flowers, and a silver lustre part tea service decorated with vine leaves (faults).

A Continental faience pewter lidded tankard, late 18th/19th Century, possibly Danish, the cylindrical body painted in manganese, brown, green and blue with trees and foliage framing inscription `Vore Venners Skaal`, within yellow line borders, the pewter lid with scallop thumbpiece, height approx 19.5cm (hairline crack), together with a similar pewter lidded tankard (hairline crack) and three others (some faults).

An interesting lot of Bohemian glass, a ruby coloured bottle shaped decanter, a silver plated lidded tankard, a green etched bud vase and another beaker.

A Liberty & Co English Pewter tobacco jar and cover with martelé decoration, impressed maker`s marks including `01306` to base, together with a silver trumpet shaped vase, Birmingham 1956, a plated tankard, a pair of binoculars, etc (faults).

A set of Continental lead measure of cylindrical form and a 19th century tankard with a wooden base

A Coalport porcelain Tankard, October 25th 1809, transfer printed in black with a portrait of George III and a banner inscribed 'Glorious Jubilee to England' between gilts lines, wear and restored, 10cm The king was, at this date, in the throes of porphyria and unable to reign effectively; his son, later George IV, was Regent. It is interesting to note that the moulded handle has been borrowed from a contemporary Chinese example. CONDITION REPORT: gilt wear to the top rim, printing is faded to the portrait, some evidence of overpainting to the gilt lettering below, restored through the body to the base rim

A very rare moulded pearlware Tankard, probably 1822, the portrait of George IV wearing military style uniform above a banner impressed 'King George IIII' between flowers, all carefully picked out in enamels reserved on a pink lustre ground, 13.4cm This large mug may well be Scottish and commemorating the visit of George to Scotland, much against his courtiers' advice. He devised his own uniform to the horror of his advisers, but to the delight of his Scottish people. CONDITION REPORT: Restored to the left side of the bust George IV, the lustre has been touched up which is visible to the rim and sprayed to the inside, which runs to the base of the tankard

A novelty silver folding deck-chair, silver watch chain with T-bar and clip, miniature pierced silver tankard holder and a silver-overlaid scent bottle, with stopper.

Crown Devon blush Ivory 11 piece wash bowl and Jug set, pair of Victorian figures and a William IV pewter tankard

Royal Doulton Series Ware tankard, height 14cms

A quantity of china incl. Falconware Flower Holder, Gibson's Tankard, Prinknash Jug, Ridgeway Jug, Salad Servers, etc

Six items of Chinese porcelain and pottery including two beakers and a tankard, etc.

A tall blue glass Specimen Vase, paperweight, speckled Egg and a glass Tankard with inscription ''Remember Me''

Various pewter tankard sailing trophies and items of Silver plate.

A collection of 20th Century Chinese relief decorated pottery, to include a pair of baskets, two vases, and a tankard CONDITION REPORTS All with wear and scuffs and crazing. Neck of small vase broken and glued. Large vase chipped. One basket very broken and glued and with repainting and chips and losses. Other basket with chips and losses, and remnants of red paint.

A collection of glassware to include two duck shaped paperweights with internal bubble decoration, a Murano glass pear ornament, a white and blue overlaid glass bowl in the form of a shell, an amber coloured glass conical shaped ale glass, pair of glass tankards, etc (14) CONDITION REPORTS All with wear, scuffs and dirt. Duck beaks appear to have been ground down, and there are chips to both of their bases. One tankard has blemishes to rim. Pressed glass vase has frits and roughness. One of the set of 3 bowls has chips to the rim. Otherwise generally sound.

A large circular copper twin handled pan, a 19th century copper kettle, a copper mould inscribed "F.G.", a tankard with coppered finish, and two horseshoes CONDITION REPORTS Copper pan 43cm diameter approx internal dimension when measured from inside the top rim in the 'handle to handle' direction. Internal measurement in sideways direction approx 42.5cm (ie pan not quite circular). Wear, scuffs and some knocks. There does not appear to be any size indicated on handles. The construction/join of the base to the sides is visible to the sides (please see photos). Other items with wear, scuffs and some dents, tankard in poor condition.

G. HEALEY "Still life study of flowers in a pewter mug resting upon a table", oil on board, signed lower left CONDITION REPORTS Overall colour appears good, though has some crazing and cracking to the paintwork horizontally throughout (see close-up photos), appears to have dents to the panel around the middle of the pewter tankard/vase in which the flowers sit right-hand side approx. small finger nail size (see photos), whilst there are some darker patches showing up under UV light to the extremities of some of the petals we do not believe this is a sign of restoration. Frame has several areas of damage with white coming through the gilding to the gesso particularly on the corners and two large areas of gesso missing to the left-hand side (see photos).

A box of assorted metal and other wares to include an oil lamp, glass twin handled tankard, writing box, etc.

Two trays inc. a pewter tankard, brass scales, horn handled carvers, bone handled cutlery etc.

A GEORGIAN SILVER TANKARD, of baluster shape with later repousse decoration, maker ‘I.D’ (unidentified), London 1771 (approximately 365g)

An antique Chinese porcelain tankard decorated with figural landscape and floral panels on a red ground having dragon handle

A late 18th/early 19thC Chinese porcelain famille rose tankard, the cylindrical body decorated with panels of floral sprays & butterflies within bold blue flower-scroll borders, with reeded loop handle, 5.6" high - rim chip

A quantity of Indian brassware, comprising; a log storage can, 40cm. high, three pots with flared rims, two vases, four goblets, four Victorian candlesticks, two nutcrackers, a corkscrew, together with an alabaster lidded barrel 20cm high, two metal candle holders, a pewter tankard, and a white metal sugar spoon, the top decorated with circular motifs. (23)

A large quantity of silver plated flatware including two boxed canteens, one incomplete, together with five egg cups, a tankard, tea strainer, tea pot, three toast racks, a cruet, and a pair of pierced handled continental silver dessert forks.

A Georgian copper tankard and a large quantity of plated flatware including ladles, nutcrackers, sugar tongs,and a teapot.

A 17th century style silver tankard with thumb grip and bird's head handle, with a baluster body and round stepped base, marked for London 1975, 13cm high, 11.4toz.

A silver tankard, presentation engraved and dated 1983, Birmingham, 12cm high, 8.67toz.

A 19th Century German milk glass tankard, enamelled with a boy holding birdcages together with a Burmese glass lamp, signed Fenton.

A CHINESE EXPORT BALUSTER PORCELAIN TANKARD having a reserve panel painted with Mandarin figures and bats, on a blue ground, late 18th Century, 5" (12.5cm).