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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.

A George VI silver christening tankard of tapering form with scroll handle, on a circular foot, London 1945 by Harrods Ltd, weight 218.2g, height 9.7cm.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 cylindrical christening tankard with engraved decoration and inscription flanked by a scroll handle, London 1874 by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard, weight 170.8g, height 9.4cm.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 NORMANDY(?) PEWTER FLAGON, 19th century, the heart shaped lid stamped "PNDC", twin acorn thumbpiece to single curved handle, incised banding and outswept flange, 8 3/4" high, together with a tulip shaped domed lidded quart tankard with open chair-back thumbpiece on double C scroll handle, 19th century, another of tulip form with shell thumbpiece and a lidded pint tankard (4) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Dent to body of Normandy flagon and lid not quite sitting flat, otherwise good

Four collectable ceramics, comprising a Gordon Davies WWII commemorative tankard for The Battle of Alamein, and The Battle of Britain, a Poole pottery dolphin and a Poole bowl. (4)

A late 19thC amber flash Bohemian tankard, with etched glass design, of stag and trees, with antler carved lid, 20cm high.

Two early 20thC tankards, comprising a Bohemian ruby glass example, the lid decorated with horse and jockey in a stable, 15cm high, and a German Delft design tankard, 15cm high. (2)

A 19thC Vienna porcelain and gilt metal tankard, with a central portrait panel of two females in evening gown, a crown knop, blue bee hive stamp to underside, 16cm high.

Four Wedgwood tankards, comprising The HM Queen Elizabeth II 25th wedding anniversary tankard, marriage of Princess Anne and Captain Martin Phillips tankard, Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, and wedding of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer tankard. (4)

Of Regimental interest: A Victoria silver peg tankard for the Scots Greys, the lid engraved with thistle within a motto-bearing garter and with a Waterloo guidon finial thumbpiece. on outset ball and claw feet attached with foliage cut-card work, London 1883, by Aldwinckle & Slater and retailed by Elkington & Co., height 23.5cm. £1,500-£1,800 --- The Scots Greys (correctly: Royal North British Dragoons) are perhaps best remembered for the part they played at the Battle of Waterloo. Charging alongside the heavy cavalry (considered by some to be the turning point of the battle) they suffered severe losses (including 228 of 416 horses). however, the remnant retreated, re-formed, continued in action and, after victory was declared, pursued the retreating French until Napoleon was finally forced to surrender. Condition Report Weight 37oz, 1150 gm. Good condition.

A William & Mary East Anglian provincial silver tankard,by Thomas Havers, Norwich 1691,marks to handle, lid and body, and with pricked work initials,16cm high, 23.3oztProvenance: The residual contents of Bixley Manor by instruction of the executors of Sir Timothy Colman KG.Exhibited: Norwich Castle Museum, 'Norwich Silver 1565-1706', 1966, no. 118.Condition Report12.5cm wide19cm wide including handle.The lid has been re-shaped, with a replacement band. Some small splits to the interior rim of the lid. Apparent solder repair where the thumbpiece meets the lid. Some rubbing to marks. The lid doesn't sit perfectly flat to the body. A small amount of lateral movement in the hinge. A dent to the handle. Evidence of solder repair beneath the terminal of the handle. General surface wear and scratches to the body. Sits flat on a flat surface. Please see additional photos for reference.

A George III silver tankard,by William Cripps, London 1764,of baluster form, with a domed lid, an openwork thumbpiece and scrolled handle, the handle engraved 'RBA',20cm high, 24.5oztCondition ReportClear marks to the base and inner part of the lid. Knocks and wear. Otherwise good order.

A George III silver tankard,probably by John Scofield, London 1772,of baluster form, with a domed lid, an openwork thumbpiece and a scrolled handle,18.7cm high, 24.8oztCondition ReportSome rubbing to the hallmarks. Minor knocks and wear. Rocks slightly on a flat surface. Otherwise, good order.

Ornate pewter tankard and an EP silver spill bird holder.

Silver tankard 4" high, w: 8.2 ozt

Creamware tankard with entwined strap handle, inscribed 'May all true Lovers of the Barrell Drink their beer and never Quarrell', 5" high

Doulton Lambeth stoneware tankard 'The more the merrier, The fewer the better cheer', 5" high

A 19th/Early 20th Century Creamware Pail with Moulded Floral Scroll Design Having Wicker Carry Handle Together with an Early 20th Century Transfer Printed BWM & C Canova Toilet Bowl and a Lidded Tankard, Various Condition Issues

An 18th/19th Century Porcelain Blue and White Tankard Decorated in a Floral Motif, Missing Cover and with Condition Issues, 11.5cm high

An 18th Century Chinese Export Famille Rose Mandarin Tankard with Figural Scenes Framed in Underglaze Blue and White, Condition Issues, 12cm high

A Collection of Various Glass to Comprise 19th and 20th Century Examples including 19th Century Drinking Glasses, Mary Gregory Tankard, Chemist Bottles, Etched Glass Bowl and Saucer, Art Deco Green Glass Dressing Table Candle Stick, Intaglio Dish etc Most Items with Condition Issues

Carrs silver tankard (Sheffield 2003) in fitted box

First World War Trench Art bell, 1930s tankard, Tank Corps gong and other military metalware including bugle

Lot British Parachute Regiment / Airborne Division metalware comprising two brass display badges, plaque, shell art and tankard (5)

A George III silver spreading cylindrical tankard, hinged slightly domed cover, open-work thumbpiece, scroll handle, later chased with cornucopia, scrolling leaves and vacant oval cartouche, gilt interior, 14.5cm high, London 1802, 446g

A George II silver tankard, hinged domed cover with scroll thumbpiece, three-quarter girdle, scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, skirted base, engraved armorial, 17.5cm high, Benjamin Cartwright I, London 1752, 664g

A George III silver baluster tankard, hinged domed cover, chair-back thumbpiece, double-scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, later chased cartouche inscribed Presented by the Right Hon. Baron Methuen to Mr John Turner of Hemington Somerset as a Prize adjudged by the Chippenham Agricultural Association to the Grower of the Best Swede Turnips 1850, skirted base, 20cm high, John Willis, London 1786, 724g

A George II silver bell shaped tankard, hinged domed cover with scroll thumbpiece, S-scroll handle with whistle terminal, three-quarter girdle, skirted foot, engraved True Patriot, 19.5cm high, Henry Brind, London 1750, 774g