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An interesting sketchbook on glass by Mrs A Watson, dated 1873 The cover titled 'SKETCHES ACCOMPANING[sic] MS NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF GLASSMAKING. Mrs. A Watson 1873 London.' in ink, containing thirty-three watercolours and two pencil sketches of ancient and early modern glass in the British Museum, predominantly from the Felix Slade Collection, arranged chronologically and variously titled 'EGYPTIAN', 'PHOENICIAN', 'EARLY CHRISTIAN', 'ROMAN', 'ANGLO SAXON' (loose watercolour), 'PERSIAN', 'VENETIAN', 'ARABIAN', 'ASSYRIAN', 'GERMAN' AND 'CHINESE', together with an English jug titles 'Quen Marey' [sic] (loose watercolour), including core-formed vessels, blown vessels, façon de Venise glasses, an Islamic mosque lamp, a 'Reichsadler' enamelled tankard and others, 21cm x 13.5cm Footnotes: Some of the watercolours in this sketchbook would appear to be directly copied from the Catalogue of the Collection of Glass formed by Felix Slade Esq, F S A, with Notes on the History of Glass Making by Alexander Nesbitt, Esq, F S A (1871). This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: • • Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good Worcester mug or tankard, circa 1756Of cylindrical form with a gently spreading foot and a grooved strap handle, painted in blue with the 'Tambourine' pattern (I.A.18), two dancing Chinese figures in a formal landscape with a trees and hollow rocks and mountains in the distance, 12.2cm high, workman's mark on lower handle terminalFootnotes:ProvenanceR David Butti Collection, Bonhams, 10 May 2006, lot 113Sylvia and Alan Low CollectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An exceptionally rare sealed vernacular mug or tankard, dated 1710 Of olive-green tint, the bulbous pear-shaped body with a slightly flared cylindrical neck trailed with a continuous glass thread, the scrolled handle with a pronounced thumbrest, applied to the shoulder with two seals both inscribed 'IOHN . PERCY . 1770' encircling a portcullis, all within a beaded border, the base with a pronounced footring and 'kick-up' underneath, 13.5cm high Footnotes: Provenance Sotheby's, 15 November 1994, lot 504 With Neil Willcox, July 1998 A C Hubbard Jr Collection Literature Ward Lloyd, A Wine Lover's Glasses (2000), p.110, pls.162-3 David Burton, A Wine Lover's Glasses (2015), p.556 It is exceptionally rare to find a tankard such as this in vernacular bottle glass. Historically known as 'gorges', tankards of this form are found in contemporary stoneware, silver and glass in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Whilst it has not been possible to associate the portcullis with the Percy family or to trace the John Percy to whom the seals relate, this important tankard is one of only a handful of related sealed examples known to survive. Just two other dated sealed tankards are recorded by Burton (2015), pp.532 and 590, both of which are in the Victoria and Albert Museum and of different form to the present lot. They include one applied with three seals dated 1700 (inv. no.C.10-1948) and one applied with four seals dated 1720 (inv. no.C.581-1925). A remarkable decanter jug of circa 1705-15 applied with six undated armorial seals, also in the Victoria and Albert Museum (inv. no.134-1908), would appear to be the only other sealed example comparable form to the present lot, see Burton (2015), p.1466. The similarities in shape of the body, handle and the trailed decoration around the neck are of particular note. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * * VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Worcester large mug or tankard, circa 1754Of 'Scratch Cross' type, the cylindrical form with a spreading base and grooved strap handle, finely painted in blue with the 'Zig-Zag fence' pattern (I.D.12), the fence surrounded by flowering prunus and peony, a tall rock to the left and a floral sprig to the reverse, beneath a cross-hatched border, 15.8cm high, incised single line on baseFootnotes:ProvenanceWith B & T Thorne & Son, Budleigh SaltertonThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An impressive Longton Hall tankard, circa 1755-58 The ovoid body with a turned foot and double scrolled handle, painted in blue with a Chinese figure under a parasol, seated on cross-hatched rocks and 'volcano' rocks nearby, an island with pylon trees in the distance, below an unusual border of fruiting vines and tendrils, 16cm high Footnotes: Provenance Pinewood Collection, Phillips, 31 October 2001, lot 17 Sylvia and Alan Low Collection Although the handle and particular style of Chinoiserie painting are distinctive of Longton Hall, the large scale and rare border set it apart. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good Worcester mug or tankard, circa 1756Of cylindrical shape with a spreading foot and a broad grooved strap handle, painted in blue with the 'Rock Warbler' pattern (I.C.5), the bird perched on a high rock by prunus and a zig-zag fence, 9cm high, workman's mark 'R' to lower handle terminalFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Chinese porcelain teapot, associated cover, pale celadon ground, 16cm, a large blue and white transferred tankard, teapot with church scene (lacking cover), and a pearlware jug, probably Yorkshire, decorated with figures, 13.5cm.Qty: 4

Georgian glass beer jug, plain handle, double ring collar, engraved body, circular foot, 26cm, and four Georgian glass barrel shaped beer mugs, each with loop handle, moulded base, variously engraved - one with a cottage, 9cm.Qty: 5Condition report:There are some fine surface scratches to the tankard and an internal fracture to the spout on the jug. Please see additional uploaded images.

A Silver Tankard, Birmingham Hallmark, 113g and 7.5cm high

VICTORIAN SILVER TANKARD - on ball feet, London 1871, Maker William Hewitt, 8.9cms H, 5.5ozt gross

20TH CENTURY SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARDS (2) - to include a smaller example on a circular foot, Birmingham 1927, Maker Crisford & Norris Ltd, 7.5cms H, monogrammed initials, and a slightly larger conical tankard, Sheffield 1943, Maker Walker & Hall, 9cms H, 8.1ozt gross

Large Victorian silver plated tankard/ewer, by Martin Hall & Co, the spout with moulded male head and floral motifs throughout, 21cm high

9ct gold charm bracelet with Victorian 1894 sovereign, various gold charms to include folding Masonic ball, Arc de Triomphe, and a tankard, 80g total approx.

A collection of Royal Doulton character Toby jugs and other jugs, including: Royal Doulton ‘Pottery in the Past’ twin handled loving cup; ‘Old Curiosity Shop’ jug; ‘Oliver Twist’ tankard; ‘Ugly Duchess’ Toby jug; and others. (17)

Mixed Lot: Tankard, tea wares, white metal sugar bowl etc

A quantity of various china to include Ainsley mantel clock, October Fest tankard, cheese dish, lustre jug, biscuit barrel with swing handle etc

A BOX AND LOOSE COLOURED AND DECORATIVE GLASS WARES, to include a decanter with silver mount, hallmarked London 1972, two silver decanter labels hallmarked Birmingham 1959 and London 1969, a millefiori bell, a boxed Caithness blue and clear glass 2002 Golden Jubilee commemorative bowl, uranium glass candlesticks and bowls, a plated and green glass tankard with mermaid handle and oriental scene, etc (1 box + loose) (sd)

Tiffany & Co rock cut glass tankard, a Carltonware Haigh Whisky ashtray, a Coalport Paddingon Bear nursery ware set, an Art Deco 'Elizabeth' boxed set of six glasses and further china and glassware (1 box) 

Boxed set of six Royal Worcester 'Evesham' pattern ramekins, a Coalport 'Ming Rose' plate, a Portmeirion 'Botanic Gardens' vase, a Hammersley part tea service to include milk jug, sugar jug, creamer, teapot, etc, a Spode tankard with decoration based on the book of Kells, a Wedgwood 'Conway' teapot, a Lindner cobalt blue and gilt lidded bowl, a Stuart cut glass vase and assorted china and glassware (3 boxes) 

A collection of 1970s and 1980s branded pub glassware, 6 Harp half pint glasses, 6 Guinness half pint glasses, 2 Guinness pint tankards, a Bass half pint tankard and a Watney's pint tankard.

A collection of 18th century Chinese export porcelain, to include a blue and white teapot, of bullet form, enamel decorated with figures, h.14cm, a famille rose teapot, h.15cm, a famille rose tea caddy, h.12cm, a sparrowbeak jug, h.8.5cm, a blue and white sauce boat, h.8cm, and a tankard, enamel decorated with figures, h.13cm (6)Sparrowbeak jug – chipped/cracked where the base of the handle meets the body, gilt is rubbed, otherwise good.Blue and white jug/boat – two small chips to the spout, glaze a little rubbed to the handle, otherwise good.Caddy – hairline to the neck, chips to the shoulders, otherwise good.Blue and white teapot – crack to the handle, tiny nibble to the spout.Tankard – cracked to the interior, possibly restored to the underside.Red teapot – two small chips to the finial on the lid, some small nibbles to the spout, restored to the handle (done very well).

An Edwardian silver lidded tankard, of cylindrical form to a stepped foot, bearing presentation inscription 'G.C.F. from A.B.W 1907', the hinged flat top with scrolling thumbpiece, having S-scroll handle, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1904, dia.14cm, h.17cm, 23oztDented to foot.Split and some lifting to cover.Stamped to body only.

A LIBERTY & CO TUDRIC PEWTER TANKARD, DESIGNED BY ARCHIBALD KNOX no. 0304, cylindrical, cast with tendrils and stylised honesty, stamped marks. 13.7cm highNo dents or splits. In excellent condition with good polish.

A GEORGE V SILVER PINT TANKARD by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1935, plain straight-sided form, with moulded foot and loop handle. 12cm high, 11 troy ouncesA clear set of marks. No personalised engraving, evidence of erasure or thinning. In generally good condition and of good quality.

An Elizabeth II silver tankard, of bell shape with acanthus cappped C-scroll handle inscribed " The Vaux Tankard Presented to The Rider of the Winner The Vaux Gold Tankard Handicap Distance 1 3/4 Miles Value £12,750. Redcar July 28th 1965", maker J W Flynn, London, 1964, further stamped J.W. Flynn Sunderland, 14.7oz.

A 1970s silver commemorative tankard for the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, with masked S-scroll handle, raised Royal insignia to body, maker Birmingham Mint, Birmingham 1977, 9.6oz, h.11.2cm

An early Art Deco silver tankard, of plain slightly lower bulbous footed form, with S-scroll handle, inscribed 'Michael from John' to body, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1918, 8.6oz, h.11.5cm

19th Century Delft ware tankard with blue and white design in 18th Century style, 12cm high

A great opportunity for collectors of MILITARY MEMORABILIA! TWO STRICTLY LIMITED EDITION TANKARDS. One from The Crestley Collection. Tankard Number: 5224 - "Dawn Patrol" featuring the Spitfire by Michael Turner GAvA in the "Reach for the Sky" collection of fine porcelain tankards. Edition strictly limited to a maximum of 29,900 worldwide. The second tankard is from Davenport Pottery Co. Ltd. Tankard Number: 139 - "Hold at 60ft" by Wilfred Hardy GAvA in "The Dambusters" collection of fine porcelain tankards. Edition strictly limited to a maximum of 25 firing days. Height of tankards approx. 18cm.Approx 2 pieces

A mixed lot of decorative items to include two African wooden goblets, a ship's wheel thermometer, a Sheffield pewter tankard, a glass bird, a cloth sewing kit, a leaf-shaped stone box, a ceramic child skier, 2 ceramic bowls, 1 wooden bowl, 1 green ceramic owl and a brass owl.Approx 11 pieces

John McLaughlin for Country Work Studio, Derby, a two-handled pedestal vase, painted with flowers within elaborate gilt borders, 29cm high; a tankard painted by John McLaughlin with a bird perched on a branch, in a rectangular panel reserved on a yellow and gilt banded ground body (2)

A Chinese pewter tankard with engraved dragon decoration - sold with a pair of silver plated candlesticks

Mid Victorian silver tankard, the tankard with rubbed hallmarks, octagonal rim and base with curved handle to the side, engraved with initials. 7.5 cm high, weight 101 grams, together with a Victorian silver helmet shaped cream jug. 9.5 cm high, weight +/- 57 grams.

Presented to Robinson Mitchell 1886 of Mitchells Auction Company Limited, a silver plated tankard, with moustache guard, also to his old friend Robert Holdsworth 1925, John G Mitchell 1954 and William J Linton 1967. Height 14 cm. (see illustration).

A Georgian silver tankard, hallmarked Dublin the other marks rubbed, with central engraved crest. Weight +/- 266 grams, height 10.5 cm. (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The tankard is structurally sound and in reasonably good order. There are some minor scratches and marks to the main body but more significant denting around the widest part of the tankard. The top rim is not misshapen. The bottom rim does have three indentations and is a little out of shape. The hallmarks are as stated rubbed and a little difficult to read.

POOLE POTTERY; a vase, shape 349, height 9.5cm and a Poole Pottery bowl, height 9.5cm, width 21.5cm, a Gaudy tankard and other ceramics.Condition Report: Hairline to vase

3 pieces of Holkham pottery vintage ceramics. A dark green speckled glaze vase with Greek Key style design, a large 'Lamplighter' tankard and a commemorative pin tray designed by Peter Rice for The Festival of The City of London.

A collection of boxed and unboxed crystal and ceramic items. Comprising: a boxed Elizabeth Arden powder bowl with puff, in Ice Rose design, by Wedgwood; a boxed Waterford Crystal oval photo frame with bow decoration; a boxed Edinburgh crystal tankard and 2 unboxed Norfolk China Costessey 2000 small pig money boxes.

2 large pewter tankard/jugs, the jug stating quart GR396 and separate stamp VR396, the lidded pot marked AG and HMB

Pewter tankard with inlaid description believed Victorian

An 18th Century glass tankard, circa 1750-1760, with gadrooned base and spiral ribbing to the top of the bowl, applied reeded handle, height 14.5cm.

A parcel lot of assorted hallmarked silver items to included flatware, napkin rings, condiment set, christening tankard etc, total weight 17.5oz, various styles and dates, damage.

An 18th Century clear crystal glass tankard, circa 1780, of waist form with applied loop handle, with gadrooned basal moulding above a hollow knopped stem with a silver George II coin to the interior, all raised to a conical foot, height 15.cm, together with a clear crystal tumbler with basal facet cuts and an 1841 coin to the base, and another similar tumbler with a 1679 coin to the base. (3)

A large 19th Century Stourbridge glass tankard, circa 1870, of waisted footed form with loop handle, with engraved initial surrounded by foliate decoration and applied ruby trailing to the rim, height 18.5cm.

An 18th Century glass tankard, circa 1750-1760, with gadrooned base and applied reeded handle, height 11.5cm.

An 18th Century glass ale tankard, circa 1780-1800, of footed baluster form decorated with pulled opal threads, gadrooned base, blue rim and applied celery scroll handle, height 15cm.

An 18th Century glass tankard circa 1830-1840, of cylindrical form, engraved with hops and barley, with double ribbed band to the rim, press moulded base, and applied ribbed handle, height 14.5cm.

A small silver cylindrical tankard (marks rubbed), together with one further 19th century miniature christening style tankard (marks also rubbed) (total weight approx. 141g) 

A late 19th century hallmarked silver Britannia Standard sander modelled as a tankard: circular form, fluted handle and raised on slightly spreading circular foot, assayed London 1894. (7.75 cm high). (Approx. 98 g)

A small silver Georgian tankard, total weight 177.1g, Location:5.2

Silver to include a Christening tankard and a set of six silver teaspoons, Location:

Pewter coffee/tea pots, tankard and cast iron milk pan and pestle & mortar

I.J Tankard oil on board of a horse ploughing scene 102x84cm

Georgian provincial hallmarked silver pint tankard of plain baluster form, Newcastle 1757, maker John Kirkup, height 13cm, weight 342g

Hallmarked silver items comprising tankard body, three napkin rings, two spoons and a pepper, together with a Russian silver spoon, weight of all items 205g

George V hallmarked silver pint tankard, Birmingham 1922, maker William Neale & Son Ltd, height 12cm, weight 206g

A mid-20th Century Dunhill gilt brass table lighter in the form of a tankard.

A late Victorian silver cylindrical christening tankard with loop handle, London 1895 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, weight 194g, height 8.8cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An early Victorian silver christening tankard of tapered cylindrical form with scroll handle, engraved with scrolling stylized leaves and flowers framing a monogram, on a circular foot, London 1856 by Edward & John Barnard, weight 186.3g, height 9.8cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian silver christening cup with scroll handle and engraved foliate decoration, London 1846 by Edward, John & William Barnard, height 7.9cm, a silver christening tankard with engine turned banding, Birmingham 1926, a silver tankard of girdled cylindrical form, Sheffield 1919 by James Dixon & Sons, and an embossed silver christening tankard, Birmingham 1903, total weight 456g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.