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Lot 302

A VICTORIAN ENGRAVED SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD with double scroll handle and a smaller engraved christening tankard dated 1877

Lot 307

A GEORGIAN SILVER ONE PINT TANKARD of baluster form, with loop handles and embossed fuchsia and scroll decoration, on pedestal foot, London 1776, 11 ozs

Lot 414

A GEORGIAN SILVER TANKARD, of plain baluster form, with shaped handle and pedestal foot, crested, Edinburgh 1781, 10 oz.

Lot 504

A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SPILL HOLDERS, a huntsman and wife, 10" high, a treacle glaze pottery mask jug, 19th Century, 9 1/2", a Mason octagonal Ironstone large tankard with chinoiserie decoration (hair crack), a Wardle Valda pattern circular bowl, 7", a Doulton Burslem Galleon vase, 4 3/4" and a Poole pale blue glaze flower holder, 12" (7)

Lot 1093

A pewter pint tankard.

Lot 1194

A cigarette lighter in the shape of a knight, hip flask, small plated dish, pewter tankard, copper loving cup and two trophies and cigarette box in the shape of a book.

Lot 1382

A quantity of silver plated wine goblets, tankard, sugar helmet etc.

Lot 149

A PAIR OF ROYAL DUX FIGURES OF CAVALIERS, one modelled as a seated figure, pouring ale in to a mug, a sword between his knees, the other holding a tankard in his left hand, a mandolin in his right, glazed in soft green and pink hues burnished with gilt, printed factory marks to both, one with applied pink triangle, 33cm high

Lot 197

A MID 18TH CENTURY BALUSTER GLASS TANKARD, with a moulded handle, engraved and gilded with flower and leaf forms, on circular foot, 11cm high

Lot 268

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD by WD, London 1808, of slightly bellied form, with a capped scroll handle, on spreading foot, 9.5cm high, approximate weight 7oz

Lot 511

ARR. LUCY EVERINGTON(?) (British, 20th Century), still life of oysters, on a platter with jug and tankard, oil on canvas, indistinctly signed verso, 45.5cm x 61cm

Lot 325

A Victorian silver christening tankard, the tapered cylindrical body with ribbed bands, London 1874 by Daniel & Charles Houle, height approx 8.5cm.

Lot 390

A Victorian plated tankard, the cylindrical body moulded in relief with a frieze of bacchanalian putti and fruiting vines by G.R Collis & Co, a plated four piece tea set of half reeded oval form, two silver cigarette boxes and a small collection of plate.

Lot 113

A late 18thC cylindrical pottery transfer printed tankard inscribed ` A new puzzle of portraits striking likenesses of the King and Queen of England and the late King of Queen France`, depicting a crown being torn in two by snakes and another crown around roses (chips to top and base).

Lot 358

A Crown Devon pottery musical jug, moulded in relief and printed with the Killarney text, 19.5cm high; together with a similar mug, lacking text and musical movement, 15.5cm high; a floral dance mug and Thoren`s John Peel tankard. (4)

Lot 517

A George VI hallmarked silver tankard of tapering form, with traditional hooped handle, probably by Charles Kirkham, London 1942/3, height 12.5cm, weight approx. 14oz

Lot 518

An 18th/19th century hallmarked silver tankard with later repousse decoration and gilt interior, indistinct marks (possibly George II 1727/8), height 11cm, weight 10.5oz (illustrated)

Lot 519

An 18th century George III hallmarked silver tankard with later repousse decoration, indistinct maker`s mark, London 1762/3, height 11.5cm, weight 11oz (illustrated)

Lot 524

A late George III hallmarked silver tankard with banded and chased decoration, indistinct maker`s mark, possibly CP, London 1810/11, height 11.4cm, weight 9.5oz, with later inscription to underfoot rim (illustrated)

Lot 1642

A 19th Century Gaudy Welsh Tankard `Oyster` pattern c1850/60 and 19th Century blue and white Hobson Dimedale Tankard.

Lot 1821

A Royal Doulton Stoneware Tankard

Lot 1986

An Engraved glass Tankard and a Glass Ice Bucket

Lot 144

A silver tankard, of waisted circular form, loop handle, London 1898 (7.5oz)

Lot 178

A small circular tankard, a pair of pierced silver bon bon dishes and a silver presentation dish (4) (5.4oz)

Lot 183

A Victorian silver lidded presentation tankard, with a square section handle and a lid mounted with a spaniel thumb pull, Birmingham 1866, 23cm high (19oz), inscribed

Lot 298

A George III pewter tankard, with glass bottom, 20.5cm high, along with an early 19th century three handled pewter vase with London touch mark, 17cm high (2)

Lot 165

A boxed set of 12 gilt metal goblets, a modern ships decanter, a Victorian pewter quart tankard inscribed "L.M.B.C. Senior Trial Eights" dated December 1876, 3 collector`s plates and a Losol Ware toothbrush mug

Lot 367

An early 20th century silver half pint tankard of plain form with scroll handle and engraved "Dorothea Dymock". London 1934 (approx 6ozs)

Lot 368

An early 20th century silver pint tankard of plain tapering form with scrolled handle and presentation inscription "D.P.G.C.S. 26 April 1934 from C.A.C.S". Birmingham 1934 (approx 13ozs)

Lot 304

A mixed Spode coffee tea and dinner service, with hand painted and printed fox hunting scenes after J F Herring, an etched glass tankard and two large breakfast cups and saucers by Adams and Davenport

Lot 489

Three half gill pewter Measures, another, pair of brass Candlesticks, Goblet and another brass Tankard

Lot 213

A Well Documented Second World War Military Cross Group of Five to Major S.C.W. Young, 7th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry, Mortally Wounded at `The Island` - `Operation Market Garden`, 23rd September 1944, Military Cross, GRVI GRI, (1944), in case of issue, 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-1945, together with related photographs, paperwork and a silver-plated tankard, inscribed `To 2nd Lieut. S.C.W.Young O.C. Detachment. B. coy. 7th Bn. S.L.I. from N.C.O.`s and men. 19th October 1939` 90837 Major Sydney Charles Wayman Young MC was killed in action on Saturday 23rd of September 1944, aged 30, Son of Edward and Annie Young; Husband of Beatrice Young of Yeovil, Somerset, he is Remembered with Honour at the Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Nijmegen 22nd September `Dawn broke on the 22nd September with a heavy mist hanging over the Waal. Profiting by it, two troops of the 2 Household Cavalry Regiment, succeeded in slipping through by way of the Bund to the Neder Rijn. The third troop, however, clashed with an enemy tank which knocked out the leading armoured car and incidentally drove Brigader Essame in his Jeep, off the Bund. Closely behind came the Vanguard Company, D Company of the 7 Somerset Light Infantry, under Major Sidney Young, followed by the remainder of the battalion. Enemy Infantry and a tank now came to life on the southern fringes of the village of Oosterhout and pinned the leading platoon to the ground. Major Sidney Young in making his reconnaissance was mortally wounded. Thus passed one of the best and bravest company commanders of a Division even more than usually fortunate in the high standards of officers of his rank`. Military Cross Citation - Major S.C.W. Young, 7 Som Li On 2 Jul 44 at Tourville this officer led a composite battle patrol of infantry, carriers, Anti-Tank Guns and 3-inch Mortars to obtain information of enemy disposition in Verson and Jemeaux. Throughout the operation he showed great initiative and skill in handling the force under his command and penetrating 3 miles into enemy territory, obtained valuable information of concealed enemy MG and Mortar emplacements which had been harassing our own positions. in addition to wounding or killing six of the enemy, the patrol was able to give information which subsequently enabled our troops to be more suitably disposed for a forthcoming operation. Throughout the operation his confidence and personal bravery inspired his men in accomplishing a bold venture with outstanding success.

Lot 198

An 18th Century pewter baluster shaped lidded tankard, an early circular pewter plate and a pewter feeding cup.

Lot 545

A silver tankard with all over embossed decoration in original case, London 1891, makers James Wakely and Frank Wheeler.

Lot 85

An early 19th century small baluster tankard in the Chinese manner, gilt interior, dragon mask handle, and body embossed and chased with pheasants amongst trees - London 1825 - approx weight 210g/6.7 troy oz

Lot 97

A 1930`s hammered pewter tankard bearing the enamel crest R.M.S. Moldavia - H13cm

Lot 102

A baluster silver tankard with inscription `Fortis Qui Se Vincit`, London 1915 - approx weight 410g/13.1 troy oz

Lot 113

A small silver tankard - approx weight 110g/3.5 troy oz, together with a silver lidded glass powder jar, Birmingham 1911

Lot 444

A George II squat baluster tankard on a spreading foot with leaf capped scroll handle and coat of arms engraving bearing London hallmarks for 1742 by Thomas Farren View on staceyauction.com

Lot 447

An 18th century silver tankard having scroll handle and spreading foot, the base with Newcastle hallmarks for 1760 by John Langard View on staceyauction.com

Lot 473

A silver tankard with monogram initials and dated 1936 together with a silver cup having concave flared sides and worn hallmarks View on staceyauction.com

Lot 1964

Two boxes containing a collection of pewter tankard various and a backgammon set View on staceyauction.com

Lot 364

Three pewter tankards, a silver plated tankard, pair of candle snuffers, pair of sugar tongs and two casting spoons View on staceyauction.com

Lot 1609

A fine old white ground Tankard/mug having pink/puce illustrations of `Ironbridge, Shropshire` and `Buildwas Abbey, Shropshire`, 4`` diameter, 4 1/16`` high and a white ground Saucer with pink lustre rim, the reserve to the centre depicting a pastoral scene with a castle, Stag and Cattle grazing near trees, marked to base `Rural`, 5 1/4`` diameter.

Lot 1720

A `God Speed the Plough` Tankard and a large rope Jug with double handle

Lot 1722

A cream and brown Jug, a brown and black Ceramic Tankard by special permission of Macmillan and Co, a John Walker Jug, Hanley & Co London, a white Ceramic Toast Rack and four Plates

Lot 1762

A Carlton Miniature Crested Tankard `St Ives`.

Lot 1906

Five glass sundae dishes, a silver plated cut glass cruet set with oil, mustard salt and pepper, a cut glass small dish, glass jug and glass tankard.

Lot 2184

A box of assorted Metal items including. an Art Nouveau Pewter Tea Pot marked Shaw and Fisher, Sheffield 1347, a Georgian style Pewter twin handle Bowl, a heavy Pewter, Copper covered Tankard with a lid and a pair of 19th c. Brass Candlesticks, also a 1950`s AA Badge

Lot 2186

A late George lll Pewter coffee pot, 7`` tall approx., a George lll quart and a similar tankard c 1820. One with makers mark I. Purcell.

Lot 66

A silver tankard, a cylindrical dressing table box and cover, and a hammered bowl

Lot 159

Georgian engraved tankard & a studio glass bowl

Lot 330

A plated two handled tankard, a Victorian Jubilee commemorative plated teapot and a collection of assorted plate.

Lot 349

A George V silver christening tankard of ribbed tapering form with scroll handle, Birmingham 1926 by F.H. Adams & Co, cased, together with another silver christening tankard of ovoid form with angular handle, Birmingham 1923.

Lot 358

A Victorian silver tankard of tapering form with foliate capped scroll handle and glass base, engraved with a foliate scroll cartouche, Sheffield 1859 by John Harrison & Co, height approx 12cm.

Lot 393

A William IV silver christening tankard, of low bellied flared form with scroll handle, on a domed foot, London 1832 by Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, height approx 9cm.

Lot 397

A Victorian silver tankard of half reeded cylindrical form with loop handle, on a circular foot, London 1889 by Frederick Bradford Macrae, height approx 12.5cm.

Lot 438

A set of six silver gilt coffee spoons, Birmingham 1931, cased; a plain oblong cigarette case, Birmingham 1931, monogrammed and presentation engraved; a christening mug by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923, presentation engraved; a plated mug and a pewter small tankard, 14.4 oz weighable

Lot 1134

An Islamic white metal hookah base, overall decorated with panels of scrolling foliage, height 13 cm, three Islamic bronze bowls, a copper tankard and a brass lid, (a lot).

Lot 28

A collection of early ceramics to include a large blue and white Worcester tankard decorated with roses and chrysanthemums, mid 18th century, height 15 cm, a blue and white Willow pattern mug, two oval Willow and fence pattern dishes, a black transfer printed tea cup and chocolate pot with cover and a transfer printed creamware twin-handled mug with proverb `Industry produceth Wealth` to one side and the `Farmer`s Poem` to the other, possibly Liverpool (a/f) (7)

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