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A German pewter lidded tankard, dated 1787, of tapering cylindrical form, the stepped cover with acorn thumbpiece above the serpentine handle, an ovolo base below, with incised scrolling foliate decoration overall, 24.5cm high overall; and another pewter lidded tankard, 19th century, of barrel form with bud shaped thumbpiece, the body with bands of incised linear decoration, 26cm high
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A Wedgwood rectangular lidded cigarette box designed by Keith Murray to commemorate the Coronation of King Edward VIII 1937, a tankard to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth 1937 also designed by Keith Murray, a plain Keith Murray tankard and a coffee can with saucer (4)
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A Nuremberg pewter-mounted faience tankard circa 1740 painted in blue with an oval medallion enclosing a landscape with a seated shepherd and his flock flanked by cornucopiae and flowers between bands of floral and foliate panels blue-striped handle the unmarked pewter cover inset with a medallion of St. John Nepomuk and with a ball thumbpiece B in blue 22.5cm. 8.875in. Literature Gamle Tyske Fajanser exhibition catalogue Kunstindustrimuseet Oslo 1932 cat.no.134 Exhibited Kunstindustrimuseet i Oslo Utstilling av Gamle Tyske Fajanser April 1932 no.134
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A Bayreuth pewter-mounted faience tankard circa 1735-40 painted in blue with a mirror monogram 'CHP' within an oval foliate scrollwork cartouche surmounted by a crown and flanked by large sprays of Oriental flowers all between bands of scrolling foliage reserved with flower panels the handle striped in blue the pewter mounts unmarked BK./N. in blue 29.5cm. 11.625in. the lower mount of the pewter cover split and loose Literature Hans Rupe (ed.) Katalog suddeutscher und mitteldeutscher Fayencen aus dem Vermachtnis Dr. Paul Heiland exhibtion catalogue Bavarian National Museum Munich 1934 cat.no.282 Provenance G. Ad. Lippe Collection Hannover; Dr. Paul Heiland Collection Potsdam acquired from the above; Bavarian National Museum Munich bequest of the above; Purchased from the above in February 1935 Exhibited Bavarian National Museum Munich Vermachtnis Dr. Paul Heiland Suddeutsche und Mitteldeutsche Fayencen July to October 1934
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An Erfurt pewter-mounted faience tankard circa 1740 painted with a colourful crowned cartouche enclosing flowers and leaves reserved against a powdered manganese ground between blue-ground borders reserved with flower heads the unmarked pewter cover incribed 'G.K./1840' A in blue 24cm. 9.5in. some flaking of glaze to sides of handle petwer footrim mount loose Literature Gamle Tyske Fajanser exhibition catalogue Kunstindustrimuseet Oslo 1932 cat.no.237 Exhibited Kunstindustrimuseet i Oslo Utstilling av Gamle Tyske Fajanser April 1932 no.237
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A pair of Edward VII novelty mustard pots in the form of a George I tankard, the lids engraved BISLEY 1909, 7.5cm h, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1907, 5ozs 10 dwts ++ Both in good condition apart from a couple of small dents to the foot, the marks lightly rubbed but perfectly legible. Originally with glass liners
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A George I tankard, chased in the mid 19th c with a scene of sportsmen and their hounds in a continuous landscape, the domed lid with foliage and scrolled thumbpiece, on moulded foot, 17.5cm h, marked on body and lid by Richard Green, London 1718, with a lip, also Britannia standard, maker AGP London 1857, 25ozs 10dwts (see illustration) The engraved inscription to the underside reads: This Tankard Presented to Mr Wm Feaver of West Camel in Testimony of the deserving Merit entertained of his three years old Stallion Colt called Young Elephant by The Most Noble the Marquis of Landsdown President of the Bath Agricultural Society 20th Decr 1825 ++ The marks to the body rather rubbed, the later chased decoration still quite crisp, a couple of minor tears developing at the upper junction of the handle to the body, not noticeable when the lid is lowered. The thumbpiece pushed slightly forward
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A fine American Indian moose hair embroidered birch bark pouch with a figure, camp fire and birds nesting in a tree. Verso a black running dog, an Indian with a tankard and a small Indian smoking a pipe. 18th century with later inscription "A present from Canada. N.A. brought from that country by my niece Mary Sherbek December 26 1844. Janet ? Randell Orford Suffolk". a.f.
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A tankard formed from a Chinese cylindrical nephrite brush pot, carved in relief with figures before pagodas in rocky landscapes, with flowering prunus, fencing, caves, trees and birds, on a later silver-gilt circular base with acanthus and Greek key design, fitted domed lid surmounted by a seated oriental figure finial with a pair of wyvern figure and scroll handles, the nephrite Qianlong, the mounts inscribed 'SLARK FECIT', 29 cm (11 1/2 in) high
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