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A George III silver quart tankard by Robert and David Hennell, London 1801, of quite plain cylindrical form with reeded foot and moulded edge, engraved with a cypher and a later armorial the scroll handle with heart shape terminal below a domed cover having a chair back thumbpiece, initialled on the cover, 21.5cm, 46oz

A large Victorian parcel gilt silver peg tankard by Elkington & Co, London 1896, the plain matt finish cylindrical body gilt decorated with an irregular chased and embossed band of flowers and scrolls to the lower body raised on three outsize lion and ball feet, fitted with a large scroll handle with heart shape terminal below a plain flat domed cover with lion and ball thumbpiece, engraved with an armorial and another crest with Kingston-upon-Hull association, 27.5cm, 61oz

A French Cold Enamel Painted Milk Glass Tankard, 18th century, the domed cover with ovoid knop painted with sprays of flowers, the vessel with C strapwork handle, gilded rim, frontally pointed with a three quarter length depiction of a lady of fashion holding a fan fronted by C scrolls and foliage, {21.5cm high}

A George II Tankard, circular, raised foot, the slightly waisted cup engraved with a coat of arms, moulded rim scroll handle, {maker's mark 'JW', London 1743, 10.5cm high, 8.5oz}; and An Edwardian Tankard, circular, waisted plain body, moulded rim, scroll handle, {maker's mark part rubbed, London 1907, 9.5cm high, 7.5oz} (2)

An 18th Century Scandinavian birch wood lidded tankard with ornately carved lion to top raised on four feet also carved as lions.

Pair of late Georgian copper dwarf Candlesticks and an antique pewter Tankard

A Royal Doulton porcelain Dunkirk Tankard, ltd edition, and an El Alamein tankard, ltd edition.

A William & Mary tankard, of plain tapering form with a skirted base and a large scroll handle, pricked "G" over "IA" between scrolls, the broad brimmed cover with a flattened dome and a cast, volute thumbpiece, by John Sutton, London 1690, 7.5in (19cm) high, 31oz.

Two miniatures: a continental bureau cabinet with opening doors and drawer and decorative surfaces with english import marks for London 1891, 3in (7.5cm) high and a continental decorative gem set tankard unmarked, mid 19th century (some gems missing), 2.25in (5.5cm) high.

A George II tankard, of baluster form with a spreading circular base, scroll handle and chair back thumbpiece, the whole later decoration in relief with acorns and oak leaves on a matt ground, a ploughman and his two horses in a hilly landscape with trees and two cartouches, one vacant, one engraved with a pigeon, by John Eckford (Jnr) II, London 1748, 8in (20cm) high, 22oz.

Early Silver Tankard

Pewter Inkwell, Pewter Stemmed Tankard, Pewter Stemmed Beer Goblet, Pewter Twin Handled Bowl And Plated Twin Handled Bowl

Collection Of 21 Various Royal Commemorative Mugs To Include Great Yarmouth Pottery Ltd.Edition Tankard, Wedgwood, Coalport, Aynsley, Sylvac, Etc.

Chivas Regal whisky miniature tankard by Wade, a miniature jug by Highland China Scotland, two glass Chivas Regal whisky water jugs and a Chrome Strathisla whisky water jug (5)

*Trophies and souvenirs. A silver-plated two-handled winners trophy, World Amateur Billiards Championship, Composition Billiard Ball Supply Co. Ltd., 1969, 28 cm tall, together with a Garrard & Co. silver plated tankard inscribed 'The Billiards and Snooker Foundation, 1969', a New Zealand paua shell cigarette box, the lid inset with presentation plaque, "1964 World Amateur Billiards Championship, Pukekohe, New Zealand, runner-up Jack Karnehm, presented by W.D. & H.O. Wills (NZ) Ltd.", a trophy shield, two metal salvers, a pair of glass brandy goblets and a whisky tumbler (9)

George II impressive H.M. silver lidded tankard, later floral and scroll embossed decoration with double scroll handle and heart shaped terminal, pierced thumb piece and scroll edge lip, London 1737, makers Richard Gurney and Thomas Cook, 321/2oz, 8" height.

Crown Devon musical based tankard ‘The Irish Jaunting Car’ 5.5" height.

Wade: items comprising Lustreware jug with floral decoration, 5in high, Veteran cars tankard 1899 Benz, Nat West Baby pig piggy bank with stopper (a/f) and three long dishes, along with a Capo do Monte lustreware coffee pot, raised design (q)

19th Century Samson of Paris small tea bottle of arched rectangular form, decorated with famille rose flowers and a coat of arms, 10cm and a Chinese famille rose tankard with flaring rim, blue and white floral decoration and shaped reserved panels of woman and children in a garden, 13.5cm.

Good 18th Century Chinese barrel shaped famille rose tankard with reserved scroll edged panels of birds and flowers on a diaper ground, the main panel depicting figures conversing on a balcony, 13.5cm.

A QUEEN ANNE SILVER TANKARD chased with a carnival scene with figures on horses, C scroll handle, 4 1/2" high, London 1713 possibly by Thos. Parr I.

A SILVER TANKARD with hinged lid, chased flower, scroll and berry decoration, later spout, 8" high.

A WILLIAM III SILVER TANKARD of plain tapering cylindrical form with multiple-moulded rim and foot, the doubled-domed hinged cover with incised linear border and serrated front, with scrolled "ram's horn" thumbpiece, the scroll handle having a shield terminal, fully hallmarked on body and lid, Britannia standard, London 1700, maker Robert Cooper, and maker's mark to the handle, engraved ownership triad "L/T.R." to the handle, 18cm, (7.2in) high, (overall), 26.5ozs, (824g)

Newcastle-upon-Tyne:. A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD of tulip form, the body with single fillet, on moulded foot, the double-domed hinged cover with open-scroll thumbpiece, the reversed-scroll handle having a teardrop ornament and shell terminal, fully hallmarked Newcastle, 1748, maker Robert Makepeace to the underside, with additional maker's mark to the handle, engraved ownership triad "L/T.R" to the handle, 18cm, (7.1in) high, 21.5ozs, (668g)

A 19TH-CENTURY NORWEGIAN STAVED DEAL AND WILLOW-BOUND LIDDED TANKARD of tapering octagonal form with domed cover, having incised geometrical decor-ation and turned finial, branded EGV under the base, 21cm, (8.25in) high

A Crown Devon Fielding "Widdicombe Fair" musical tankard decorated with figures on horseback and the words of the tune, 15 cms.

A Capo-Di-Monte style large lidded tankard with winged helmet as a finial, cast metal bird shaped thumb piece, ornate mask decorated handle and brightly decorated tapering cylindrical body moulded all over with battle scenes and figures in armour, 23 cms.

Four items for restoration - large lidded tankard, cream glazed vase decorated with a frog, encrusted two-handled single vase and a bulbous specimen vase.

A collection of twelve crested china ornaments of local interest to include vase [Haxey], box [Epworth], tankard [Louth], etc.

A Victorian Masons Ironstone "Hydra" pattern octagonal jug, 20 cms, a jasperware jug, a Prinknash tankard and a blue and white decorated vase.

Four pieces of Wedgwood blue jasperware - tall writhen fluted baluster vase, 21 cms, Christmas 1982 tankard, small scent bottle and Valentine 1990 plate.

A Royal Winton Grimwade novelty tankard with musical movement playing John Peel; the tankard with riding crop handle and transfer decoration of scene with horse-drawn vehicles, together with an Edward VIII Coronation beaker and calendar and three other Royalty items.

A Compton Pottery tankard, designed by Archibald Knox, decorated in relief with scrolling text 'Compton in Surrey' in pale blue, flanking a rose, further flanked by children and Saints above the legend 'St. Nicholas on a Pilgrims way shed sweeter roses day by day' 11.7cm. high. (small loss to end of handle)

A George III English provincial quart tankard, with a moulded border and band, scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, inscribed 'H' over 'I.M', the domed cover with chair-back thumb-piece, Newcastle 1770 by John Langlands I, 756g (24 oz)

A late 17th century Scandinavian peg tankard, with a beaded scroll handle with shield terminal, a hinged lid with lion and ball thumb-piece and engraved at the centre 'Olle Peders * Anne Nielsd 1680' and shields with scrolling flowers, on three floral capped melon feet, 16.5 high x 12cm diameter (6.5 x 4.75 in diameter), 708g (22.75 oz)

R*** A*** 13 3/4in. x 10 3/4in. (34 x 27.5cm) An elderly metal-worker with a tankard - pastel Signed, dated 1980.

A Royal Doulton miniature circular tapered jug decorated a blue landscape; a Royal Crown Derby miniature cream jug decorated roses; a Royal Worcester miniature tankard painted flowers; a Crown Staffordshire plain white miniature tea cup and saucer; a WH Goss miniature cup and saucer decorated thistles; a miniature similar jug; a WH Goss miniature globular jug; and two miniature ware meat plates with printed black floral decoration. (10)

A 2 7/8in. circular-tapered silver-rimmed beaker engraved with a scene showing crows building a nest on the weather vane of The Newcastle Exchange and another scene depicting the Merchant brig Friends Adventure at anchor in Yarmouth Roads 1788; 3 7/8in. high. NB: This beaker was created as a gift to Alexander Rutherford, Master of the Friends Adventure from the members of his local Masonic Lodge, the badge of which is inscribed on the side of the tankard. The building of the crows nest atop the Newcastle Exchange (now the Guild Hall) on Newcastle's Quayside, was a widely reported event of the day: the crows continued to roost in their unlikely and precarious position from 1783 until 1788 the date of the launch of The Friends Adventure. and front cover

A Georgian style tankard, circular tapered, the hinged domed cover with chair back finial, scrollwork handle on spreading rim foot, 7in. (18cm) high, 18.5oz.

A George V silver christening tankard of waisted form, applied scroll handle, the body engraved with swags of leaves and flowers, C scroll embossed foot, maker 'W A', 3oz, Birmingham 1914.

A Vienna style porcelain lidded tankard, the circular lid painted with figures playing music to the top and inside, the cylindrical body of the tankard painted with children playing cards and drinking, to a royal blue and gilt ground, inscribed 'R. Ullmann', blue beehive mark to base, 12 cms high.

A Regency silver tankard, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1811, barrel form with pierced thumbpiece, 19cm, 7.5in high, 795gr, 25oz 11dwt.

A George II silver tankard, Thomas Mason,London,1735, later circa 1770 script initials JRF above girdle strap, cover with contemporary triad initials TTA, 19cm, 8in high, 837gr, 27oz.

A Charles II silver tankard, maker's mark TH crowned (Jackson p128), London, 1678, later hound's head crested and script initials EAC above chased acanthus leaf strap, domed cover with a further acanthus leaf, conjoined dolphin thumbpiece and handled with traces of pricked initials, underside with initials WdeE 1868, also inscribed AC 28=2, 17cm, 7in high, 856gr, 27oz 11dwt.

A majolica jug moulded as a corn cob, a lidded pottery tankard, two stoneware jugs and a transfer printed jug.

A Royal Doulton stoneware tankard 'Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese' and another, impressed marks.

A silver tankard of plain form, sauce boat, handle replaced, and a cut glass dressing table box with silver lid.

A Tudric pewter tankard made by Liberty.

Early 19th Century Staffordshire Pottery tankard, with loop handle, decorated with an Alpine lake scene in blue and white and stamped, "1 Quart", 16cms, (6").

Commemorative small Tankard, decorated with the monarch, dated June 22nd 1911 and inscribed, "Kettering" and eight other pieces of Commemorative Ware and a crested pottery stove, (10).

19th Century Chinese pottery cylindrical Tankard, decorated with a scene of figures around a table, with a dog below and with cartouches of finches, trees and landscapes, on a scale ground and with mythological snake handle, 14cms, (5.5").

Mid Victorian baluster Tankard with acanthus scrolled handles, engraved with a crest, surrounded by leafy swags, on a stepped circular base, Henry Holland, London 1871, 275grms.

Pewter lidded Tankard, with scrolled thumb-piece, inscribed, "St. John's College, Scratch Fours..." and dated 1885 and a similar half-pint lidded Tankard, similarly inscribed and dated 1884, (2).

Victorian silver christening tankard by Edward John and William Barnard, London 1851-1852, engraved with landscape vignettes over a spreading sea scroll foot and inscribed John Howard, Broughton Hall, October 2nd 1853, 3.75ins

Sheffield plated pint tankard, early 19th Century, with domed cover, beaded thumb piece, slightly tapered sides centred with a horizontal band, stepped flared foot, 6ins

DICKENS WARE ROUND TANKARD WITH ALFRED JINGLE TO SCENE [15CM HIGH]

DICKENS WARE TANKARD WITH MR MICAWBER TO SCENE [12CM HIGH]

UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE SERIES TANKARD [HAIRLINE CRACK]

RUSTIC ENGLAND TANKARD WITH A HISTORIC ENGLAND VASE AND A OLD ENGLISH INNS PIN TRAY [3]

SMALL TANKARD PLUS AN ASHTRAY AND A SMALL PIN DISH FROM THE MUSKETEERS SERIES [3]