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2 HANDLED SILVER TANKARD SHEFFIELD 1910 ALONG WITH SILVER TANKARD (APPROX 1 PINT) LONDON

SILVER COFFEE POT, LONDON 1896 WITH GADROONED DECORATION, SILVER CREAM JUG, LONDON 1793 BY ROBERT HENNELL AND SILVER TANKARD BIRMINGHAM 1931

A GEORGE III SILVER LIDDED TANKARD with thumb piece, simple beaded band on a circular stepped base, London 1780, by Hester Bateman, 8 1/4" high (later alterations to a jug)

A George III Scottish silver 'tankard' mustard with associated glass liner and spoon, no date letter, 3oz. See Illustration.

A mixed lot of metalwares to include two spice boxes, a chamberstick, a loop handled baluster tankard, a four bottle cruet stand, a pepper and other similar items.

Four: Flight Sergeant R. G. Love, Royal Air Force india General Service 1908-35, 1 clasp, North West Frontier 1930-31 (363998 A.C.1, R.A.F.); Defence and War Medals; Royal Air Force L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (363998 F/Sgt., R.A.F.), mounted as worn, very fine (lot) £380-420 R. G. Love, an amateur boxer of some repute in the R.A.F., was the winner of a quantity of medals, cups, trophies and plaques: medals (14), including, R.A.F. Medallion, 44mm., bronze, rev. inscribed, ‘Boys Wing Cranwell, Feather Weight Champion 1924’; R.A.F. Medallion, 38mm., silver, rev. inscribed, ‘Boys’ Wing Cranwell Boxing Championships Featherweight winner A/A. R. G. Love; The Wakefield R.A.F. Boxing Trophy Medal, rev. inscribed, ‘1926-27 Bantam Weight Winner R. G. Love’, 9ct. gold, 24.18g., hallmarks for Birmingham 1926; Prize Medal, eight-pointed silver star with gold centre inscribed, ‘Mussourie Boxing Tournament 1931; other medals and medallions, silver (4); bronze (6), most named or otherwise inscribed. cups and Trophies (13), including, Silver Cup, approx. 181mm. high, hallmarks for London 1926, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Boxing Association, Fly Weight Championship 1927, Winner A/C. R. G. Love, Presented by Air Vice Marshal Sir John F. A. Higgins, K.B.E., C.B., D.S.O., A.F.C.’; Silver Cup, approx. 153mm. high, no hallmarks, inscribed, ‘Boxing Cranwell v Halton (Aircraft Apprentices) Mar. 1926, Winner, Bantam Weight, R. G. Love’; Silver Tankard, approx. 117mm. high, hallmarks for London 1926, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Iraq Individual Bantam-Weight Champion 1928-29 R. G. Love’; Silver Cup, approx. 140mm. high, hallmarks for London 1928, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Iraq 1929-30, Bantam Weight Winner, R. G. Love’; Silver Cup, approx. 165mm. high, hallmarks for London 1933, inscribed, ‘R.A.F.B.A. Individual Championships 1933-1934, Bantam-Weight Winner, L.A.C. R. Love’; Silver Cup, approx. 100mm. high, hallmarks for London 1930, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Uxbridge 1934 Contest Winner’; Silver Cup, approx. 164mm. high, hallmarks for Birmingham 1939, inscribed, ‘Boxing Bedfs. & Herts Depot v R.A.F. Cardington 1939 Fly Wt. Winner’; Pewter Tankard, with glass bottom, approx. 133mm. high, inscribed, ‘Signals Stadium L.A.C. Love’; Silvered Metal Cup, approx. 170mm. high, inscribed, ‘Amateur Boxing, R.A.F. v Ulster, 1935’, but with broken stem; other small cups (4) - three silver, one silvered metal, all inscribed. Ten of the trophies with wooden plinths. plaques (4), Silver Plaque on a wooden base, hallmarks for Birmingham 1928, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Iraq Individual Bantam-Weight Champion 1929-30, W. G. Love’ (sic); another, hallmarks for London, inscribed, ‘Aldershot Command v Royal Air Force, November 1934 L.A.C. Love’; Silver and Gold Plaque on a wooden base, hallmarks for London 1926, inscribed, ‘I.S.B.A. Boxing 1927, Amateur Championship Other Ranks Fly Weight Winner, A.C. R. G. Love’; Bronze Plaque on wooden base, inscribed, ‘R.A.F. Inter-Command Boxing Tournament 1930, Egypt, Palestine, Iraq, Runners Up, R. G. Love’. for his father’s medals, see Lot 814. £380-£420

A 19th Century Bohemian red flashed overlay glass tankard with slightly tapering cylindrical body, deeply and finely carved with two foxes in a woodland glade, the pewter mounted lid inset with slightly domed porcelain plaque enamelled in colours with a fox and a vixen (interior indistinctly signed “R.G. Schleich” (?), the pewter mounts with octagonal knopped thumbpiece, 6.5ins high (slight bruise to glass on inner rim)

A silver shooting trophy, to NO 4561 SERGT J.DAWSON 1907, together with a plated example by Mappin & Webb for carbine shooting 1901 and a brass trench art tankard engraved with a man drinking beer from a barrel and a candle stick formed from bayonets. (4)

a Bristol blue vase with flared rim, 9 3/4 inches high, another blue glass vase with crimped rim and overlaid gilt decoration, a blue glass tankard, 5 inches high, and three green glass tankards 20 - 30

Silver tankard, of waisted form, raised on circular base, hallmarks for Sheffield 1927, maker H & A, 300g, 12cm high

A silver barrel shaped tankard with applied S scroll handle and footed base, 14oz, maker BB&S, Birmingham 1937, height 13cm

A modern Irish heavy silver christening tankard of undecorated cylindrical form, with S scroll handle, 12oz, Dublin 1967, height 9cm

A George I silver tankard of plain cylindrical form, engraved with a unicorn crest and monogrammed W E S, having an S scroll handle and raised on a circular footed base, makers mark worn, London 1723, height 12.5cm (Illus.)

A George III silver bell shaped christening tankard, having an S scroll handle, later repousse C scroll and flower decorated with engraved reserve, all raised on a circular footed base, maker DM, 5oz, London 1779, height 9cm (Illus.)

A modern silver christening tankard of baluster form, having an S scroll handle raised on a circular footed base, 6.5oz, height 10cm

A George III silver barrel shaped tankard, with monogram, date letter worn, height 6cm

An Edwardian hallmarked silver christening tankard with part embossed foliate decoration, scroll handle and gilt interior, Chester 1906

A Gilt Lustre Tankard having raised multicoloured floral and leaf decoration, 2 lustre sugar bowls, a blue glass bag shaped sweetmeat dish, another similar sweetmeat dish and milk jug (6)

A George V Silver Tankard having scroll handle, on splayed foot, London 1931, 7oz, 10cm high

Heavy silver half pint tankard, William Hutton and Sons, Birmingham 1914

Aller vale terracotta foliate dec vase, Royal Doulton Art Nouveau bowl, tankard marked for Rainham and Govancroft, Glasgow studio pottery water jug

19th C. nettle engraved tankard initialed CJ

A silver lidded tankard, London 1960, Wakely & Wheeler, of cylindrical form with all over hammered decoration and flattened domed hinged lid with scroll thumb-piece and angular handle upon flared ribbed foot, 19 cm high, together with a silver cream jug, London 1978, maker R C, 11.5 cm high, (2).

An 18th Century Chinese export Tankard, painted in colours with floral sprigs on a white ground, with iron red detail throughout, 6 ½” high

A Satsuma small Tankard of spreading waisted circular form, painted in typical colours with a kingfisher and Chinese river scene, 4 ½” high

A lead crystal glass Decanter of conical hexagonal form, etched with panels of berries and foliage and raised on a spreading circular star-cut foot; together with a further 19th Century glass plain cylindrical Tankard, 14” and 5” high

An eighteenth century eastern earthenware tankard, painted in green, yellow and red glazes, 8".

A Wemyss tankard, painted with a continuing band of black cockerels, impressed mark, 5.75".

A George II silver tankard by Thomas Makepeace I with domed cover, double scrolling handle and raised on a spreading plinth, engraved initials G.A.Y. assayed Newcastle 1732, 7.5".

George III: a rare pearlware tankard of almost cylindrical shape heavily printed in black with two head and shoulders hatted portrait ovals beneath a border to the internal and external rims circa 1789, 96mm, cracked

Edwardian cut glass tankard with silver plated lid mounted with a jockey on horse engraved James Hainsworth

An Indian white metal card case, with heavily embossed decoration and presentation inscription to "Mr James Walsh by Hashim Kassim Patail"; and an Indian white metal tankard decorated with elephant procession, (2)

A 1937 Coronation tankard, a similar plate, a collection of other Coronation and related wares, three pieces crested ware and a number of other pieces of souvenir ware, etc

A Georgian silver lidded tankard, London 1781?, repair to base and split to lid

Crown Devon Widdicombe Fair musical tankard

German Meltach tankard with pewter mounts and a Macintyre Burslem vesta holder/striker (2)

A Large Cream-ware Tankard Circa 1785 (A/F). The cylindrical body slightly flared at the foot, hand-painted with floral bouquets and having an entwined strap handle with moulded floriate terminals, 6 ins (15 cms) in height.

A Meissen style tankard and cover painted with a couple in a landscape within moulded and applied foliage between gilt diaper bands, rose finial (repaired) 22cm high

A collection of glass and china table bells, guiness tankard, Babycham etc. - two shelves

Mixed silver plate including spirit kettle and stand, tea sets, trays, comport, pewter tankard, binoculars etc. - one shelf

A brass cased carriage clock, a graduated set of six XIX century pewter measures and a cylindrical tankard, brass ink stand

Bygones. Flower tin, treen, plated tankard, cigarette cases, bygone hair dryer, elaborate Eastern carpet beater, coal tongs, razors, glass jelly mould etc. - one shelf

A IX century transfer printed Prattware tankard of cylindrical form, the main body decorated with figures washing and figures on horseback on orange ground with gilt highlighted ear handle approx. 10.5cms high

A XIX century Brameld teapot and cover of cylindrical form decorated with raised leaves, a XIX century teapot, a pink lustre sauce boat, a wade PDM loving cup and a Denby Elizabeth II tankard (5) tankard approx. 13cms high

GR. A glazed stoneware tankard of cylindrical bulbous form with scroll handle decorated with lion and unicorn commemorating the coronation of George V approx. 16.5cm high

A XIX century copper lustre to include - three egg cups, large tankard and three cylindrical mugs (7) the tankard approx. 11cm high

A XIX century copper lustre jug with orange banding raised with relief cast blue birds; naive style tankard with raised figures, another painted with flowers, goblet etc. (5) the jug approx. 18.5cm high

A XIX century Sunderland pink lustre frog tankard of cylindrical form, the exterior transfer printed with the "Sailors Farewell", with moulded scroll handle and green glazed interior frog approx. 12cm high

EGM, 1912. An unusual German faience tankard painted in colours showing hunters and dogs attacking boar, reading "An Faga Und An Hund Macht ....." with blue dash handle on circular foot approx. 14cm high

A mid 19th century John & Robert Godwin Staffordshire pottery Mocha ware quart tankard with sepia transferred "Steeplechase" scene, 15.75 cm high, and a similar unmarked half pint mug, 10 cm high (2)

A pair of Staffordshire porcelaneous figures of a seated man and woman, the man in a green coat and yellow breeches holding a tankard, a hound at his side, his companion with a yellow basket of flowers on her lap, 17cm h, c1840 ++Figure of the woman - several small spots of flaking of the green enamel on her dress. The flowers in the basket slightly chipped. No restoration

A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED TANKARD, with double C scroll handle, 5 1/4" high, London 1788.

Royal Crown Derby miniature Tankard, with loop handle, painted with floral sprigs, within gilt borders, marked, date mark for 1901, 4cms, (1½").

Royal Crown Derby porcelain model of a two-handled Milk Churn, decorated in the Imari pallette, marked, painted number 6299, date mark for 1921, a miniature Teacup and Saucer, pattern number 2451 and a miniature Tankard, (a.f.), (4).

George III baluster Half-Pint Tankard, with 'C' scrolled handle and on a circular base, maker's mark worn, possibly C.H., London 1776, 170grms.

George V Christening Tankard, of tapered form, with geometric handle and on stepped circular base, maker's mark S. & M., Birmingham 1920, 80grms.

George III silver baluster Tankard, with acanthus scrolled handle, engraved initials, leafy scrolls and depictions of ruined abbeys, John Deakin, London 1773, 450grms.

Victorian silver Tankard, of inverted tapered form, with plain handles, engraved with bellflowers, scrolls and monogram, George W. Adams, London 1876, 290grms.

Art Deco silver Tankard, of tapered and flared form, with plain handle and on stepped circular base, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1937, 320grms.

Victorian silver Tankard, of tapered form with beaded rim, shaped handle and engraved with florets, George Unite, Birmingham 1876, 190grms.