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Lot 141
Collection of Tennis Ceramics: to incl. a breakfast set of a plate, cup and saucer each decorated with a green transfer showing a pair of convex wedge rackets below a shield and the letters `F` and `P` to either side. The base is stamped `J. Abraham`s Canterbury`, plus a Victorian child`s plate decorated with a hand coloured transfer scene of four boys playing shuttlecock c.1880 and Arthur Woods Sporting Series Tankard with hand coloured transfer scene of Jack Kramer and Margaret Osbourne from the 1947 Wimbledon championships fitted with a lawn tennis racket handle and come with the original Royal Bradwell art ware label. (4).
Lot 381
1905 Twickenham Rowing Club Trophy: a scarce Royal Doulton stoneware tankard with silver band engraved "Twickenham Rowing Club Scratch Eights 1905" together with hunting/country scene figures in white relief - the base stamped with the Royal Doulton logo and production number 2599 and the initials "NE"- Note various hairline cracks and a chip to the inside of the rim hence (AF), overall 5.5".
Lot 1009
A Chinese famille rose export porcelain tankard, Qianlong period, the cylindrical body painted in the Mandarin palette with four figures on a terrace, within an underglaze blue foliate scroll frame, flanked by smaller vignettes on an iron red and floral ground, applied with a moulded dragon handle, height approx 12cm.
Lot 238
A George III tankard. J Langlands, Newcastle 1757, the baluster body with moulded girdle, with lightly engraved later initials in script, on stepped spreading foot, with large `S` scroll handle with large heart shaped terminal and moulded thumbpiece, the domed hinged cover with open work thumbpiece. 21cm high 25oz
Lot 19
A 19th century pearlware tankard with black transfer ware decoration relating to the `Independent Order Of Odd Fellows` and the legend `Amicita Amor Et Erit`, 4in (10cm) high, together with a similar tankard inscribed `To the memory of His late Majesty King George the IV`, etc. in as found condition (2).
Lot 114
A small circular silver lidded box Chester, probably 1898, makers GN & RH (rubbed), with embossed decoration, together with an oval silver pill box, a silver mustard with blue glass liner, pair of silver peppers with blue glass liners and a pair of miniature silver peppers of tankard form (7).
Lot 9
A George II silver baluster tankard by Thomas Farren, London 1739, the moulded central girdle with later chased and engraved foliate scrolls, the central cartouche engraved with a presentation inscription to "John William Fane Esq, by the members of the Watlington Cricket Club .... August 20th 1840", with a scroll handle and hinged cover, 21cm (8.25in) high, 1127g (36.25 oz) See Grimwade 2755 for the mark Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
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