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A large Royal Doulton character jug 'The Poacher' D6429, and a Crown Devon Fieldings musical tankard 'Auld Lang Syne'.

CSMA Sporting Trial Award Tankards A pewter one pint beer tankard awarded to HC Fishbourne for 1932 Civil Service Motoring Association Sporting Trial and featuring applied CSMA and BARC enamelled badges. Plus a matching half pint tankard for 1933 event awarded to same driver. (2)

Six Thomas Wragg of Swadlincote salt glaze stoneware tradesman's miniatures; two Staffordshire copper lustre ware small jugs, a similar tankard.(9). S/D.

A large 20th Century mushroom form posy bowl by Nazeing with a pale blue mottled finish, together with a small Joblings fir cone pattern bowl, a cog vase designed by Tamara Aladin in blue. and a Whitefriars Glacier tankard.

A 1937 Edward VIII clear crystal commemorative tankard with engraved crest, together with a similar George VI example.

A 1930's beer tankard decorated with an enamelled hunting scene.

Collection of pottery to include a Royal Brierley Crystal Large Goblet Limited Edition & boxed with certificate & Tankard, Paragon Two Handled Loving Cup, David Winter Eberneezer Scrooge Counting House 1987, Caithness Veiltale Glass Exotic Fish Paperweight Limited Edition & A Silver Abstract design Caithness Paperwieght To Commemorate the Birthday of The Price of Wales Limited edition & boxed & Another as a Jubilee Floating Crown, Various Coalport plates, Mugs Etc (11)

Web Corbett hand cut full lead crystal goblet, Royal Brierley Queens Jubilee Glass & Royal Doulton Crystal Prince William Air twist goblet & a glass tankard All boxed (4)

A mid Victorian silver tankard of cylindrical form, with S scroll handle, having a vine leaf engraved frieze above further fern leaf engraving, all raised on a beaded flaring foot, 9oz, maker A M, London 1869, height 12cm

A parcel gilt covered tankard, maker's mark ZD, St Petersburg, 1769 tapering, cylindrical form, the domed cover with fir-cone finial, gilt interior height: 24.5cm., 9.75in.

A silver covered tankard, Fabian Allenius, St. Petersburg, 1874 chased with Pan-Slavic strap-work, the cover centred with an image of a seated gentleman drinking beer, 84 standard height: 14cm., 5.5in

A silver and niello tankard, Vasily Semenov, Moscow, 1863 cylindrical, decorated with views of the Kremlin within conjoined roundels, the hinged lid with entwined scrolls height: 12cm, 4.625in

a George VI silver tankard with scrolled handle having shaped thumbpiece and hinged cover with sheep finial, engraved with coat of arms and inscription being a copy of a Clothworkers Company tankard dated 1684, inscribed to the base The Coronation Gift of The Clothworkers Company 1937, 8 inches high, London 1937, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, 35ozs

a lidded pint tankard decorated with two reeded bands with scroll handle, London 1906, makers mark CB&S (Charles Boyton & Son) (lid A/F and part missing), 15.5ozs

a George III lidded quart tankard the lid inscribed Honesty is the best policy the body with twin reeded bands, 7 3/4 inches high, London 1806, makers mark SG, 23.5ozs

a 19th Century pewter quart tankard with side spout and reeded decoration, 6 inches high, a half pint beaker by g Farmiloe & Sons, 4 inches high, and various other tankards etc

Large Continental tankard, the sides engraved with rural scenes depicting grape harvesting, the handle with figural head thumbpiece and the lid surmounted by a recumbent cherub eating grapes, 11.5" high

19th century half fluted baluster lidded tankard, maker M.H. & Co, 7.25" high

Mixed lot of assorted Oriental hardwood stands and a small selection of mixed Oriental ceramics including a tankard, Imari palette dish, blue and white bowl etc

19th century Continental milchglas pewter lidded tankard with acorn finial, painted with a soldier upon horseback entitled 'Uhlaner', 10" high

A Chinese Export Cylindrical Tankard painted in colours with an extensive scene of an interior with balcony etc (heavily restored), 4 ?" high

A Russian silver tankard & cover, c.1886. Makers monogram 'N.M'. The raised conical cover with square knop, wavy edge crenelated gallery with engraved scale decoration to the cover. The cylindrical body engraved with geometric borders and cartouche bearing cyrilic inscription, with similarly engraved handle, on a raised circular foot with four chevron cut feet. Weight 556g, 17.8ozs, 20cm high.

A George I brittania standard, silver tankard. Of plain cylindrical design, with scroll handle. Possibly c. 1711, London, (marks rubbed - with restorations).11cm high, 10.6ozs.

A Victorian silver tankard, by Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, London, c.1880. Of baluster shape with scroll handle, on raised circular foot, with engraved cartouche to the body, 13cm high, 8.7ozs.

Dunhill table lighter in the form of a tankard and a table lighter with hallmarked silver stand by Garrard & Co

A 19TH CENTURY PEWTER TANKARD of baluster form, 9.5cms high; another example, 13cms high; a straight sided pewter tankard, 12.75cms high, five pewter measures (8)

H G MURPHY: A TANKARD, of circular slightly bellied form, with a moulded foot, scroll handle, with a lightly hammered finish, London 1935, with additional Falcon Studio mark (c.15oz), height 5".

A Victorian silver mounted ivory tankard

A FOLDING TABLE SCREEN, a reproduction brass carriage clock, a pair of silver tongs, a silver small tankard and a pewter small tankard

Georgian silver pint tankard the circular stepped body with waisted body and scroll shaped handle, with personal engraving to the front, dated Newcastle 1793 or 1817, sponsors mark reads TW. Height 5 1/4ins (13cm), weight 11.1ozt (345.4gms). Overall the wear and condition reflects the items age-general scratches, spots of tarnishing and marks, over the tankard there are pit marks and general shallow dints and bumps. Visible hammer marks to parts. There is a small gap in the join to the lower part of the handle to the body of the tankard. To the base there are pit marks to the solder. The personal initial engraving to the front has worn in parts. The base is not perfectly circular and does wobble slightly.

Victorian baluster tankard with high relief embossing of flowers and acanthus scrolls forming vacant cartouche and leaf capped handle raised above a circular stepped base. Height measures 5ins (13cm), weight 10.47ozt (325.7gms). Hallmarked Elkington & Co Ltd Birmingham 1897. There are surface scratches to the whole of the body, but none of these are serious. There is tarnish in the dents of the decoration, and a lot of discolouration on the inside of the tankard. There are some areas of polish build-up, especially on the inside. The tankard stands slightly unsteadily. The hallmark is clearly legible. On the base of the tankard is the number 2431. The tankard is in generally very good condition.

A George VI pint tankard of plain form, scrolling handle raised above a circular stepped base. Height measures 5ins (12.5cm), weight 12.40ozt (385.7gms). Hallmarked London 1939, sponsors mark reads EB. The tankard is in good condition, with general surface scratches and marks. There are spots of tarnish to the whole, but especially near the handle. The halllmark is clear and easily legible.

A SILVER PLATED QUART TANKARD with reeded decoration and C scrolled handles, 6 1/2" high.

AN 18TH CENTURY FAMILLE ROSE CYLINDRICAL TANKARD 5 1/2" high and two further tankards of smaller size (3) (damages).

A CHINESE 18TH CENTURY BELL SHAPED TANKARD depicting a family scene in famille rose colours (damages), 5 1/2" high.

A large Chinese tankard with scrolling handle, painted in polychrome enamels with figures 5.5’.

A nineteenth century pearlware tankard, relief moulded with cabbage leaves and printed with chinoiserie landscapes 6’.

A George III Silver Tankard, Charles Wright, London 1778, 10.5 cm high See illustration

A George III Silver Tankard, with repousse floral decoration, Franz. Sars Crump, London 1764, 13 cm high See illustration

An Early George III Silver Tankard, of tapering form, on a spreading foot, initialled underneath, London 1763, 12.5 cm high See illustration

A pair of plated candelabra, each with three sconces on oval bases; together with a silver three piece condiment; a glass oil bottle and a pewter tankard

(YE2007/26) An early Victorian presentation tankard, London 1848, maker Robert Hennel, of large size, decorated throughout with foliate scrolls and running hounds, with matching borders to the domed foot rim and hinged domed cover, with putti cast surmount and scroll thumb-piece to the beaded S-scroll handle with heart-shaped kick, with presentation inscription to one side AIRDRIE RACES MEMBERS CUP, PRESENTED BY JAMES BAIRD ESQ. MP. WON BY SWALEDALE 1851 38cm high, 67oz William and James Baird were the eldest and fourth of the eight sons (and two daughters) of Alexander Baird and Jean Moffat, from the Monklands area of Lanarkshire. The family moved from farming to coal mining and iron smelting, with the first Gartsherrie furnace opening on 4 May 1830. William Baird took over the business after his father's death in 1833, and served as MP (Conservative) for the Falkirk Burghs 1841-46. He was a director of the Caledonian Railway Company and the Forth and Clyde Canal. He married Janet Johnston in 1840, and bought the Elie estate in 1853. James Baird was MP (Conservative) for the Falkirk Burghs 1850-57. He was a deputy Lieutenant of Ayr and Inverness and bought the Knoydart estate in 1857. He was twice married: in 1852 to Charlotte Lockhart and in 1859 to Isabella Agnew. There were no children. James Baird died at Cambusdoon. William and James Baird were perhaps the most remarkable members of a remarkable family - the Bairds of Gartsherrie. They were not proprietors of the estate of that name, which belongs to Mr Hamilton-Colt. The only property they possessed was the groundon which their great ironworks were erected. Their father was also a remarkable man, and their mother - nee Jean Moffat - was a fine specimen of old Scottish matron which is seldom met with now. By her sagacity and indomitable energy she contributed largely to her husband's prosperity, and to form in her children those habits of diligence and integrity by which they became distinguished. Extracted from Glasgow Digital Library, Memoirs and Portraits of One Hundred Glasgow Men.

(ER185/1) An early George III tankard, London 1758, maker's mark unclear, the tapered body with reeded girdle, on simple stepped foot rim, the hinged domed cover with cast thumb-piece and S-scroll handle with heart shaped terminal and engraved initials 18cm high, 22oz

A Victorian silver christening tankard with engraved floral swags, Birmingham 1880, approx 7.5cm.

A late Victorian silver tankard embossed with flowers, leaves and 'C' scrolls above a spiral fluted band, with loop handle, on a circular foot, London 1892 by George Maudsley Jackson.

A George III silver christening tankard with loop handle, the cylindrical body with reeded rim and foot, London 1789, height approx 6cm.

A Crown Devon Fieldings musical tankard 'On llkla Moor Baht'at', a Booths 'Real Old Willow' pattern blue and white meat plate, a Continental porcelain figure of a flower seller, a rose bowl, a Midwinter chintz dish and condiment set, two Royal Staffordshire cups and three saucers, a seated dog and a pair of amethyst carnival glass plates (some faults).

A Chinese white metal tankard, the body decorated in the round with a battle scene, the handle in the form of a well modelled dragon, various stamps to base

Plain silver tankard by 'K Ltd', approx. 3.1/2 tall, h/m Birmingham 1920 (6.61oz)

Silver three handled tankard by 'HA', approx. 3.1/2 tall, pedestal base stamped 'Batty & Sons, Manchester', h/m Sheffield 1936 (5.84oz)

A brass plated 'map' tankard recording the North African Campaign during World War II, made from brass salvaged from the battlefields, 12 cm high

A 19th Century Ruby flash painted souvenir tankard flash engraved "From Margate" within floral cartouche, together with a further similar example and a bottle decanter with three ring neck.

A 19th Century hallmarked silver pint tankard hexagonal base below baluster body part detailed with embossed foliate decoration terminating in reeded acanthus capped scroll handle, London 1838.

Two Whitefriars blue glass vases one with bubble inclusions and one with ribbon-trailed design, also in the lot a Whitefriars sea green glass beer tankard (3) 200mm high

A Bretby pottery vase inverted cone shape with ribbed neck and base in a yellow glaze, also in the lot a Pearsons of Chesterfield pale blue pottery vase with white scraffeto design, a William De Morgon style tankard, a Scottie Wilson teapot, and a Greek urn (AF) (5) 215mm tallest

A Transfer Printed Tankard, the Ancient Order of United Oddfellows, Grand Lodge, Bolton 1832. (hairline cracks).

An Ornately Decorated Italian Lidded Tankard Depicting Lion Hunt with Metal Eagle Hinge to Lid having Seated Lion Finial. Grotesque Mask Handle.

A pewter P & O souvenir tankard with enamelled badge inscribed 'CANBERRA', together with three other pewter tankards various, (4).

A Victorian silver bowl, with repousse floral band decoration, and engraved monogram to the centre, 23.5cm diam; a pair of silver plated dwarf candlesticks (repairs); a continental silver small tankard with floral engraved decoration and a continental circular tray with engraved decoration, also misc cutlery.

REVISED ESTIMATE NOT £140-180An Edwardian silver christening tankard, with all over foliate engraved decoration and name ' Jean' Birmingham, c1909; a pair of sea urchin an silver mounted place name holders (af), two silver pocket knives; a silver pencil & a silver mounted glass scent bottle & another scent bottle; three various silver ashtrays;NOTE:SET OF SIX SILVER EGG CUPS ON STAND NOTtwo silver egg cups & three silver galleon finial spoons.