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A silver tankard with raised scrolled and floral decoration, 5.5 ozs, London 1855

A George III plain silver tankard with scrolled handle and feather edged base, initialled, 13.9 ozs, London 1796 by Solomon Houghan (catalogue illustrated)

A waisted brass pint tankard, a waisted brass half pint tankard, another brass half pint tankard and a brass Art Nouveau jug

Pair of Stud Steel Bits, and a pewter tankard, Worcester College, Junior pairs 1874.

Sunderland lustre Tankard, with frog interior and decorated with a portrait of Garibaldi to one side and the emblem of the Majesty Unity of Odd Fellows to the reverse.

A collection of silver items and some silver flatware, comprising: an embossed silver pin tray, London 1896; a silver small trophy cup on a wooden plinth; a silver mustard pot, with glass liner, Birmingham 1900; a silver double stamp case in the form of an envelope; two silver salts; a hip flask cup base; a folding silver fruit knife; a pair of George II bottom marked tablespoons, London 1758; a George IV silver butter knife; a pair of sugar tongs by Peter, Ann & William Bateman; a set of six Victorian silver Scottish Queen's pattern single struck tea spoons; a small silver sifting spoon; a silver mustard spoon; a plated vesta case and a plated mustard pot in the form of a tankard; with a metal hunting horn, 482g (15.5 ozs) weighable silver

A late 19th Century Staffordshire blue and white tankard of baluster shape, transfer printed cattle in a farmstead, complete with screw cover, 13cm (5") high

An early 19th Century Imari tankard painted chrysanthemums and gardens in blue, red and gilt, 12cm (4.75") high

Bampton (Devon) Rifle Volunteer Corps - a large Victorian silver plated trophy tankard by Mappin & Webb with applied cast band of putto and dolphins cavorting and engraved "1875 Presented to the Bampton Rifle Volunteer Corps by A Pringle Esq of Borgue N.B. 200 500 & 600 Yds Won by Colr Sgt Rockett 60 points July 5th" together with another plated trophy cup won by John C Rockett (2)

A parcel lot of porcelain miniature tea wares including miniature Coalport cup enamelled with a bird study, a Crown Staffordshire tankard, two Imari cups etc.

A Royal Doulton Series ware jug "Doc Berry's Watch", printed and painted with a procession of figures, plain handle, 18cm high. S/D; together with a Royal Doulton Series ware tankard, the body printed with a man in Tudor costume outside an inn, angular loop handle, 14cm high. S/D. (2).

A Royal Doulton Kingsware miniature tankard decorated with "Bill Sykes" and titled cartouche, silver collar hallmarked for Birmingham 1907, 5cm high.

A Blue & White Platter, Wedgwood Part Service, Pewter Tankard, Tea Caddy etc.

Collection of silver including a teapot, small tankard, tongs and EPNS spoon

A cold painted red Indian paper clip and a pewter tankard (2)

A graduated set of three jugs, a similar tankard, staffordshire 'money box' and other ceramics

A Pewter Tankard, a coffee pot, and other metal wares (box)

Three 18th century leather costrels, each with cut sides, two 19th century copper haystack measures, a brass mug engraved a lion and inscribed 'Ye Olde Red Lion, Hull', a circular copper bowl, a pewter mug and a tankard. (9)

1930 Brooklands 500-Miles celebratory teaspoon and various items of Brooklands silverware, the silvered teaspoon handle terminating in a plinth holding a replica Austin sports car with two occupants behind aero- screens and distinctive Brooklands silencer, the rectangular edge stamped 1930-BROOKLANDS 500-AV.83 MPH-AUSTIN 7 ULSTER, 10cm., 4in. long, the other items comprising a silvered presentation ashtray with rim engraved BARC BROOKLANDS 1932, the tray with an impression of the F. Gordon Crosby-designed members car badge, by GGL (B'Ham), 12cm., 4 1/2in. square, a silvered bar tray with impression of the members car badge engraved between B.A.R.C. and BROOKLANDS, 29cm., 11in., in diameter, a similarly engraved, gilded silvered tankard 13cm., 5in. high, a two-handled silvered sugar bowl by Viners of Sheffield, engraved B.A.R.C. and BROOKLANDS, 10cm., 4in., in diameter (5) Sammy Davis and the Earl of March were able to win the B.R.D.C. 500-mile race in a 750cc Austin against more powerful opposition, because it was run as a handicap event-a hangover from the horse racing scene that was peculiar to British motor racing.

Jack Kelsey's 1959-60 season Golden Boots XI presentation, a gilt & silvered metal plaque inscribed GREAT BRITAIN, GOLDEN BOOTS XI 1959-60, PRESENTED BY THE SUNDAY DISPATCH, TO JACK KELSEY, GOAL, set on an oak backboard with an easel support, 15cm., 6in. square; sold together with an electroplated tankard inscribed THE SPORTSMAN'S AID SOCIETY, SHOWBIZ XI V BOXERS & JOCKEYS FOOTBALL MATCH, HIGHBURY, 2-5-60, height 10cm., 4in. (2)

Jack Kelsey memorabilia, 38 press photographs, two scrapbooks covering Kelsey's final two playing seasons in 1961-62 and 1962-63, a copy of his book 'Over the Bar', commemorative postal covers including signed examples, a few programmes, an Arsenal mug inscribed 'Jack' and three medals and a tankard commemorating Arsenal's 1970-71 double-winning season (a qty.)

Jimmy Dugdale's winner's tankard from the first Football League Cup final in 1961, electroplated, engraved with the crest of the Football League and inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, 1960-61, WINNERS, 13cm., 5in. high

Hornby Railways Tri-ang Railways RS24 Train Set in mount, Boxed: R.52SB.0-60 Tank Loco with Smoke, R152 Diesel Shunter in UBR Livery, R.357 Aia-Aia Diesel Electric Loco, R.387 Pair of Full Parcels, brake coaches maroon livery, 2x R.423 Brake Setting Coach, maroon with seats, R.117 on Tank Bogey Wagon T6=Series, R.242 Trestrol Wagon, R.118 Bogey Well Wagon, R.490 L/H hand operated points, R.437 "Y" Points, R.490 Left Hand Point, R.491 Right Hand, Unboxed: passenger carriages, 5 trucks, wagons, Shell BP Tankard etc. Crescent Level Crossing Signals, Track Plans 5th Edition Comprehensive Guide to Building Hornby Lay-out, large quantity track, straight & curved, Tri-ang P4 Power Controller, Hornby 900 Power Control & P3 Power Controller, Lesney Hoveringham No. 17 & Corgi Juniors Reliant TW9

A silver tankard cup 3 oz London 1795

Four Oriental cups and a miniature cabinet tankard

Two electro plated Sunday dishes and pewter top tankard

An aneroid barometer . In hard stone circular mount, a Victorian cast iron ornate door lock and key and a plated tankard (3)

Silver christening tankard of baluster form, bears 11th Battalion Queens regiment inscription, Birmingham 1939

Silver tankard, engraved decoration Mappin and Webb 1884

Pewter part gill measures, musical tankard and bowl (12)

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD with landscape decoration and with silver rim, Transitional period, 5 3/5" high (see illustration)

A CHINESE QUART SIZED TANKARD, circa 1800, a large famille rose pint tankard with flared base and three other Chinese tankards, 18th Century (all with faults)

A LATE 17TH CENTURY CREUSSEN TANKARD with gilt metal mounts, the body applied in low relief with head and shoulders portraits, possibly Charles I on one side and Henrietta Maria on the other, heightened in enamel, dispersed with floral relief, the gilt metal mount engraved with foliate flower decoration and topped with a finial depicting a soldier holding a spear, 12 1/4" high overall (see illustration)

A TWO HANDLED TANKARD 'God Speed the Plough', an Ironstone plate, a porcelain tankard dated 1833 and a bat decorated two handled sucrier and cover (worn)

A WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE CLASSICAL STYLE TWO HANDLED TUREEN and cover, 19th Century, 13", a jelly mould in the form of asparagus and a 19th Century creamware tankard, with monochrome printed naval panels to include 'Scudding before the wind' (slight faults) (3) (see part illustration)

WW2 Home Guard tankard together with a Tribal Dagger

A PLAIN GEORGE III PINT TANKARD. London 1790, Maker Stephan Adams.

A quantity of 19th century ceramics, including: a Wedgwood style hunting jug with carved and applied hunting scenes against a blue ground; two matching tankards; a similar larger tankard with dark green ground; a Spode Felspar cake plate; a Spode sugar bowl decorated with panels of flowers against a pink ground; and a Spode oval dish transfer printed with birds against a yellow and gilt ground.

A Staffordshire blue and white platter, 19th century; a Chinese blue and white tankard, a Spode blue and white tureen stand, a Wedgwood style green majolica leaf dish and a Shelley blue and white rectangular plate decorated with dragons.

KEITH MURRAY FOR WEDGWOOD COLLECTION OF WARES glazed earthenware, comprising five white and one blue tankard, 12cm high; a ribbed cylindrical cream tankard, 12cm high; a coffee pot and cover, 20cm high; an associated umber-glazed vase, impressed marks, 18.5cm high; two MINTON 'Solano' vases designed by John Wadsworth, 23.5cm and 18cm high (12)

A heavy 20th century silver tankard

A Continental silver mounted and ivory tankard, 19th century, probably South German, of oval form, the hinged lid embossed with a border of two winged cherubs heads amidst scrolls and foliage, having a winged figural thumbpiece and female caryatid handle, the carved ivory body decorated with a Bacchanalian scene of merry cherubs picking and carrying grapes to a wooden vat while others drink wine and play, on a beaded and foliate raised foot, 21cm high, unmarked.

A George I Irish tankard of tapered cylindrical form, the domed cover with foliate scroll thumbpiece, having a scroll handle, the body engraved with a crested scrolling foliate circular cartouche, 17.75cm high, David King, Dublin 1719, 725gm, 23.31oz.

A Crown Devon china Guinness advertising musical tankard: Daisy Daisy, transfer decorated with a humorous scene of a pair of cyclists picnicking to front, the reverse inscribed with the verse: Daisy, Daisy Give Me A Sandwich, Do! Don't Be Lazy, Give Me My Guinness, Too! For Lunch Isn't Lunch Without It. So Hurry Up About It! It's Nice To Drink And It's Nice To Think That A Guinness Is Good For You!, musical movement in perfect working order, circa 1961 (5.25 inches).

An early 19th century copper tea caddy of shaped form with hinged lid plus a selection of assorted pewter to include candlesticks, approx fourteen tankards, a James Dixon and Sons lidded tankard and jug, silver plated kettle on stand, plated candlestick and snuffer etc

A mixed lot of silver comprising three napkin rings, mustard pot, caddy spoon, silver bowl, Mappin and Webb tankard and a pair of press moulded bon bon dishes (q)

A Murano glass vase, together with a group of glass items, two Coccia plates, a Swiss wood tankard and other items

A silver model tankard and cover with acanthus leaf decoration, engraved with the arms of The Merchant Tailors Company, makers mark of D & J Wellby Ltd and marks for London 1927, 3 1/4" high.

An Oriental famille rose baluster tankard with later 'C' scroll bronze handle, 5 1/2" high.

A quantity of early pewter, including a quart baluster tankard, two further pint tankards and four pewter plates (7).

A small quantity of metalware including a pewter quart tankard, various silver plated items, a collection of Churchill crowns etc.

Collection Of Assorted Military Items To Include 2 WW 1 British Medals, Kent Regiment Cloth Badges, 2 Caps, German Nazi Belt, Rifle Goblet, Helmet Badge, R.A.F. Tankard Etc. Two Oval Portraits Of Military Dressed Men

Gayday - A Clarice Cliff composed tankard coffee service circa 1929/30 hand painted with stylised flowers between green, black, yellow and brown banding, mixed Bizarre marks with some hand painted and printed "Gayday" additions. Condition - No chips or restoration, hairline to the sugar bowl.

An Earthenware Tankard on pale blue and grey ground having raised white figure decoration with figurehead handle, 11cm high, also a continental earthenware small bulbous jug on grey and blue ground (2)

A Harlequin Silver Christening Set, comprising tankard, Chester 1929, and a Birmingham silver fork, spoon and pusher, in fitted leather case

A late 18th Century tankard with clobbered decoration of dragons and foliage, with central blue and white entwined handle and skirt base, 17cm (6.75") high

An Edward VII Coronation tankard, a 1953 Coronation musical tankard and a Sylvac rabbit

A Japanese oak carry case with wrought iron handle, a plated tankard, a plated entrée dish and cover and other items

A Creussen pewter-mounted stoneware tankard or Apostelkrug, applied with the Twelve Apostles in low relief and coloured with bright enamels, beneath a white band bearing their names, the handle applied with a lion mask, the pewter mounts with traces of gilding, late 17th century, the handle broken and reglued, 23.5cm. Cf. David Gaimster, German Stoneware, p274 for a similar dated example.

An 18th century Scottish pewter tappit hen 23cm high; a 19th century tankard with glass bottom and scroll handle, 15.5cm high; another tankard with brass rim and scroll handle, 15cm high; two graduated tankards by Yates & Birch, 11cm high and 9cm high; and two sauce spoons with marks, each 15.5cm long (7)