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Lot 1008
A Chinese blue and white export porcelain tankard, Qianlong period, the cylindrical body painted with a shield shaped pendant within a famille rose festoon surround, flanked by two small flower sprays, the underglaze blue borders flanked by an entwined reeded loop handle, height approx 16cm.
Lot 46
A Derby porcelain tripod stand, the circular band united by three tapering lion mask supports upon a concave base, decorated throughout with gilt highlighting and blue band, marks to base, height 15 cm, together with a Worcester Chamberlains tankard with berry and blue ground decoration, height 17.5 cm, a Derby imari pattern tankard, with typical gilt and iron red scrolled decoration marks to base, height 13 cm, a Flight & Barr Worcester tankard, with two panels depicting classical figures, marks to base, height 11 cm and a porcelain blue ground bell, (extensive damage), (5).
Lot 68
A selection of Mary Gregory style glasswares, to include a clear glass decanter with a girl holding flowers on the body, height 25.5 cm, two green glass jugs, two green glass beakers, a ruby glass tankard and a yellow glass squat vase, together with further ruby cut glass glasses, clear engraved glasses, glass paperweight, (a Lot).
Lot 180
A three piece silverplated tea service, comprising of a teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, each with partial gadrooned body, together with a pair of brass candlesticks, a pair of silverplated candlesticks, two silverplated entree dishes, five composite silver handled dressing table brushes, a oak and brass banded tankard, a brass warming pan, (a Lot).
Lot 48
A rare Channel Islands creamware tankard late 18th century, the large tankard with slightly tapering body and large loop handle, decorated with an elaborate black transfer printed cartouche, with the motto `Freedom with Innocence, Unanimity is the Strength of Society`, the rim handpainted with the local inscription `DANIEL ROBERT, DE LA PAROISSE DE SAINT MARTIN, GUERNESEY, 1785.`, 6in. (15.5cm.) high, hairline crack from rim and to base.
Lot 13994
Two 18th century Chinese export porcelain mandarin mugs and a similar mandarin vase, Qianlong period (1736-1795) the larger tankard with a spreading foot and a loop handle with ju-i terminals, decorated in typical style with a large court figure scene panel and smaller vignette landscape panels all with rococo borders on a diaper ground, the top with a repeating cell work border to the interior and exterior; the smaller tankard with a dragon form handle, similarly decorated but with some of the designs in underglaze blue; the vase of spill form with a flaring neck and foot with two figure scene panels with stylized floral borders on a ground of iron red cell work and scattered floral blooms, the top with an elaborate border in underglaze blue incorporating ju-i form lappets. All Qianlong period (1736-1795) circa 1780." Ht 12.8cm, 11.4cm (mugs); 19.2cm (vase) Condition: Larger mug with tiny chip to rim and very slight wear to grisaille decoration, smaller mug with very very minute chip to rim, vase with one small area of flaking to enamels View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 14262
Chinese Mandarin Tankard, Qianlong period (1736-1795) circa 1780 of typical cylindrical form with straight walls and a simple loop handle, decorated in Famille Rose enamels with a main panel of court figures and smaller vignette panels with floral sprays all on an underglaze blue ground with stylised scrolling chrysanthemum, the handle with a floral spray in underglaze blue, the base unglazed but with a central inset glazed panel." Ht 11cm, diam 9.2cm Condition: Good condition. The rim with one tiny chip to the reverse. Slight glaze staining to the interior View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 191
A Regency silver tankard of tapering cylindrical coopered form, the lid with pierced thumb piece above a scroll handle, the body with two reeded bands raised on a circular foot (London 1819 by Thomas Wallace [II] & Jonathan Hayne-probably, maker`s mark rubbed), 13.6 cm high, 13 oz (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 78
Early Fives trophy c. 1881: comprising a Lidded Pewter Tankard with hinged lid played for at Sherborne School (Dorset) in 1881 – engraved "Senior Single Handed Fives - 1st. Prize won by E. G. Broadrick" – overall 6.25". Note: Edward George Broadrick (1864-1929) later joined the Malayan Civil Service and comes c/w a copy of his obituary in (Singapore) Straits Times dated 3rd. August 1929.
Lot 125
Collection of Worcester signed cricket benefit brochures et al: to include Graeme Hick hardback benefit brochure signed to the title page together with Graeme Hick commemorative china tankard number ltd ed no 177/250 plus various other signed brochures including Stuart Lampitt, Damien D`Oliveira, Ben Smith, Vikram Solanki, Phil Neale, Tom Moody, et al plus 4x signed team sheets etc (15).
Lot 335
Wales rugby commemorative centenary collection 1881-1981: to incl original Coalport official Wales commemorative plate showing the years in which Wales won the Ground Slam, triple Crown and the emblems symbolising the participating countries together with the defeats of New Zealand, Australia and the draw with South Africa overall 10.75", Wales Rugby Union blazer Crest with gold braid embroidered crest and date, plus Silver Jubilee Tankard 1953- 1978 decorated in relief with The All Blacks Silver Fern and a Wales Rugby Club crest (3).
Lot 14064
Ursula Mommens (British, 1908-2010) A small Bowl and a Tankard Bowl: porcelain, pale green celadon crackle glaze over a fluted body, impressed UM seal; Tankard: earthenware, rich tenmoku glaze with cream slip trailed design of alternating circles and crosses, impressed UM seal" Both in perfect condition with no damage or restoration Bowl: Diameter 9.2cm, Height 6.7cm; Tankard: Height 11.2cm, Diameter 9.8cm View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 157
A George III provincial silver tankard, Newcastle 1740, the handle with makers mark for Isaac Cookson, the cover unmarked, of baluster form on a collet foot with a moulded girdle, the domed cover with a pierced double scroll thumbpiece, the scroll handle terminating in a shell shaped escutcheon, engraved with a coat of arms, 19cm high, 27oz The arms of possibly those of Norreys.
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