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A George V silver christening tankard. mark of the Goldsmiths' & Silversmiths' Company Ltd., London 1932, straight sided with flared rim and scroll handle, raised on a spread foot, signed to the underside, presented in the original signed and gilt tooled fitted case, lined in cream satin and green baize, 200.5g (6.4ozt)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. Stands well on a flat surface with just a very slight wobble. Hallmarks clear and readable. No personal engraving.

A George II silver lidded tankard, mark of Fuller White, London 1748, of plain baluster form with applied girdle, fully marked and hinged stepped domed cover engraved with the crest of ARCHER (Linc.), with open scroll thumbpiece, part marked hollow scroll handle, raised on a stepped foot, 19cm high, 691.3g (22.2ozt)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repairs. Some minor surface scratches, dents and nicks as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. Hinge in good order. Rim of the cover a bit rippled and rim of the base very slightly distorted. Hallmarks and crest clear and readable. Very minor dent to the handle at the lower base.

A George III 18th century silver lidded tankard, mark of William Cripps, London 1763, of plain, slightly tapering form with applied girdle, monogram to the side, fully marked and hinged stepped domed cover with foliate thumbpiece, scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, raised on a stepped foot, 19cm high, 789g (25.3ozt)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repairs. Some minor surface scratches, dents and nicks as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. Hinge a little loose but does not appear strained. Rim of the cover a bit rippled and rim of the base very slightly distorted. Hallmarks clear and readable.

A George V silver pint tankard, of plain design with shaped handle, engraved initials, by William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1913, 12cm high, and a pair of silver napkin rings, cased, 10.5oz overall. (2)In good condition overall, minor knocks and scratches, engraved monogram to the side.

A George III silver tankard, with hinged domed lid, pierced thumbpiece and scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, later embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1804, 20.5cm high, 23ozFoot rim a bit mis-shapen, with a few small dings to the underside of the base. Minor wear and scratches, maker's mark slightly worn. Lid apparently unmarked.

A George III silver tankard, the girdled body and domed hinged cover later embossed with flowers and foliage, and having scroll handle by John Langlands I, Newcastle 1777, 19.5cm high, 23.5ozThere is a knock/dent to the foot rim, leaving it mis-shapen. Old solder repairs to the underside, and repairs to the hinge/lid join. Marks quite worn.

A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER TANKARD MAKER'S MARK SL, LONDON 1762 With a double scroll handle, later engraved presentation inscription and on a circular moulded spreading foot 15.5cm (6in) high 586g (18.85 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clearStands wellEngraving crispLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A FAIENCE TANKARD (BIRNKRUG) AUSTRIAN, 19TH CENTURY Decorated with a river landscape panel 27.5cm high Together with further similar pottery plates and chargers Provenance: Im Kinsky, Vienna, where purchased by Count Manfredi della Gherardesca, 10 April 2019     Condition Report: Please see additional images for damage etc. Available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer

A WILLIAM III SILVER TANKARD JOHN SUTTON, LONDON 1700 With a bifurcated thumb piece to the domed cover, a scroll handle engraved P.I, the body engraved with an armorial 18cm (7in) high 726g (23.35 oz)The arms for the PEARSON family of Flintshire Condition Report:  Condition Report Disclaimer

A 17TH CENTURY SILVER TANKARD TIMOTHY LEY, LONDON CIRCA 1690 With a bifurcated thumb piece to the domed cover and a scroll handle, with later fluted decoration and engraved with an armorial 16cm (6 1/4in) high 645g (20.7 oz)

A collection of various plated wares to include embossed fruit bowl, engraved salver, squat teapot, cream jug and sucrier, hotel plate type cream jug, sugar helmet, inkwell, various cutlery and a pair of three light two branch plated candelabra, two pewter squat table candlesticks, pewter tankard, cocktail shaker, glass fruit bowl, wooden charger, Metamec brass cased mantel clock and a standard English Seltzogenes soda syphon by the British Syphon MFG Co London (2 boxes plus soda syphon and cutlery canteen)

A Victorian hallmarked silver baluster tankard with foliate engraved and embossed decoration to whole, weight 9.5oz, London 1869, Henry William Curry.

A small parcel lot of hallmarked silver items to include a salver, a small tankard, a dish with central Churchill crown, a goblet and sugar basin, total weight 28oz, various styles and dates. (5)

A George III hallmarked small silver tankard of plain form with presentation engraving, weight 6oz, height 9cm, Newcastle 1771, John Langlands I.

A collection of Wemyss ware all painted with cabbage roses including a tankard 14cm high, a wavy rim vase, two graduated wavy rim bowls, a large jug and a double inkwell (6) Condition Report:a tankard - restoration to handle, impact chip to base rim, cracks top rimwavy rim vase - chips to rimtwo graduated wavy rim bowls - smaller one discoloured with chips to rims, larger has restoration to top rimlarge jug - some discolourationdouble inkwell - heavily discoloured, one glass liner, small area of wear to rim, both lids with chipsAs expected most pieces have overall crazing.

Newcastle Utd / Alan Shearer Memorabilia to include Newcastle Brown Ale 2006 Testimonial Beer, Stainless Steel Tankard, Limited Centenary Plate 1892-1992, Newspapers, 2006 Testimonial Shearer mask, ticket, sticker (Box)

Chelsea FC Memorabilia consisting of FA Cup winner tankard 2000, 2012 UEFA Champions League replica medal, signed car sticker by Wise, framed colour photograph signed by John Terry, Frank Lampard, Eidur Gud Johnsen

End of an Era Wembley Stadium memorabilia: Boys of 1966 chinaware tankard limited 141/5000, Boys of 1966 plate, model of Wembley Stadium made from materials of the old stadium, 2 different models, a piece of hallowed turf from Wembley Stadium encapsulated with COA signed by Head Groundsman Rob McCullagh, framed coin and photo (Box) plus framed photograph of Wembley Stadium

Large Glass Tankard - Leeds Utd Barclay's League Division One Champions 1991/92 25cm high together with plated goblet Paul Madeley Testimonial Year 1977 (2)

A QUANTITY OF TREEN ITEMS TO INCLUDE A VINTAGE SHERRY BARREL WITH GLASSES, THREE MANTLE CLOCKS, A TANKARD, ETC

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS TO INCLUDE A TANKARD, CRUET SET, CRUETS, COASTERS, ETC A QUANTITY OF GLASSWARE, CHAMPAGNE FLUTES, WINE GLASSES, A BELL

A LARGE QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS TO INCLUDE CANDLESTICKS, A KETTLE, A TANKARD, JUGS, BOWLS, ETC

A quantity of ceramic tankard mugs

Bronze candlesticks, bells, and a Benetfink & Co silver plated cruet set and tankard

Sir Francis Burdett: a Sunderland creamware tankard well printed in black with a named and inscribed portrait oval, signed, tiny good restoration to rim above Independent, circa 1810, 115mm.* Burdett was MP for Westminster. He was arrested on 6th April 1810 and committed to the Tower. See Drakard, plate 631.(commemorative, commemorating, political, parliament).

1788 Bidston Hill Old Lighthouse, Liverpool: a particularly early creamware tankard printed in black and enamelled in colours with a view of the building inscribed with explanation and legend beneath, 125mm, restored.* As early as 1771 there was a lighthouse at Biston Hill in the Wirral overlooking Liverpool Bay. It served, by way of flags in specific positions, to announce the imminent arrival of ships, many of them carrying slaves. See The Victoria Gallery & Museum, Liverpool for a learned article upon the subject. This 1788 version is the earliest recorded view, showing 44 varying flags, by1793 this had increased to 58 flags. A similar mug dated 1789 in the Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston is additionally signed ‘Printed by Joseph Johnson, Liverpool’.(commemorative, commemorating, maritime).

1805 Nelson in Memoriam: a creamware tankard printed in black with a named and dated portrait, 125mm, restored.* See Drakard, plate 592(commemorative, commemorating, naval, military, war, maritime).

British Isolation During the American Wars of Independence: a rare creamware tankard by John Warburton of Newcastle upon Tyne well printed in black with a scene of an elegantly dressed lady shouldering a musket whilst being drilled by a corporal and drummer-boy watched over by a monkey holding a flute, signed J. Warburton circa 1780, 150mm, well restored. * Inspiration for this print was drawn from Sayer & Bennet’s engraving entitled ‘Corporal Cartouche teaching Miss Camplove her military exercises’, published on 9th May 1780, which in turn was inspired by the 1778 painting by John Colletts (now hanging in the Guards Museum) at the time of the French entry, against Briton, into the War of American Independence. See Drakard, plate 383. (commemorative, commemorating, naval, military, war, maritime).

1803 Great Invasion Scare: a good pearlware tankard printed in black, 120mm.* After the satire published by Fores on 16th April 1803. See Drakard, plates 501 and 502.(commemorative, commemorating, naval, military, war, maritime, Napoleon, satire).

A fine George III silver lidded tankard of barrelled form. London 1797. Approx. 900 grams. Est. £1000 - £1500.

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankard, Daniel Sleamaker, London 1706, of plain tapering form, the cover with pierced scroll thumbpiece, the S-scroll handle with hexagonal terminal, 18cm high approximately 765g

Quantity of various antique pewter measures, tankards and peppers, together with a leather metal mounted tankard

An assortment of vintage brass, copper and pewter items. Including James Dixon & Sons pewter tankard, a brass pestle and mortar and a 'Elephant & Castle' door knocker, etc. Max. H25cm

Various themed 1950's Toys, Sacul 'The Waggly Duck Family, pull along toy, in original box, Bell Toys Drunk with magnetic mug, Merit Dan Dare Film Strip, incl Sabotage, Lucas Eagle Eye Viewer (lacks film), Rex Slide Viewer, Penguin 'Annie' Tugboat (tested ok), all in original boxes, unboxed Tri-ang Rowing Boat and Lifeboat, Tudor Rose and an unbranded plastic Jet Planes, Pelham Puppet King with opening mouth, early Airfix HMS Victory kit in paper headed bag, Journet Queen Mary Puzzle, Rolly Toys Man with Tankard (head loose), Dan Dare, Hopalong Cassidy and Archie Andrews lapel badges and Chad Valley RMS Queen Mary 'Take to Pieces' model Ship, with two pins for Masts and instructions, in original box, generally F-G, boxes F (18)

A small silver tankard engraved with a floral pattern no personal inscriptions Birmingham hallmarks Hight 7cm.

A Collection of Various 19th and Early 20th Century Ceramics to Comprise Mason's Blue and White Toilet Bowl, Large Platter, Tankard, Staffordshire Figure, Footed Bowl etc (Varying Condition)

A group of silver items comprising a silver mug, Birmingham, 1926, of plain tapering form, engraved, 12cm high, an 830 standard jug, with an embossed band, 8cm high, and a silver urn, loaded, 14cm high;12.4ozt weighable (3)Condition ReportSome scratches to the tankard. Jug - knocks to edge. Urn knocks to base and edges, baize worn.

A collection of Worcester blue and white porcelain, 18th century, comprising a coffee pot, of pear form, in the 'Fenc' pattern, domed cover with flower finial, underglaze crescent mark, 21cm high, a sparrow beak jug and cover, in the 'Fence' pattern, with workman's mark, 14cm high, another similar sparrow beak, in the 'Three Flower' pattern, underglaze crescent mark, 11cm high, without cover, a tankard in the 'Parrot Pecking Fruit' pattern, underglaze crescent mark 12cm high, and a small bullet form teapot, with a domed cover, and chinoiserie decoration, 14cm high (5)Condition ReportCoffee pot) With nibbles to the spout, small chips to the cover and a small repairs to the leaves applied to the cover. The base with small nibbles. Sparrow jug with cover) The handle with hairline crack and restoration. Nibbles to the base. Chip to base of cover. Sparrow jug in flower pattern) Small chip to the spout. Small chips and nibbles to the base. Without cover.Tankard) Some kiln pickup to the base.Teapot) Lid heavily restored. Body of the teapot likely restored.

A collection of silver plated items including three rectangular trays, a silver-plated and cut-glass cruet set, a silver plated envelope holder, a pewter tankard and four candlesticks, an oval tray and three cake stands,the large candlesticks, 14cm diameter, twelve dessert forks and spoons by Mappin & Webb, eleven dessert knives by Walker & Hall, ten serving spoons by Mappin & Webb, twelve dinner knives by Walker & Hall, twelve teaspoons by Butler England, seven dinner knives by Mappin & Webb, four dessert spoons (different patterns) by Mappin & Webb, a large fish knife, serving forks, spoons etc. the fish knife 5.5cm wide (qty)Condition ReportChips to large salt, cruet set with missing stopper and small chips and knocks. Silver plate worn to candlesticks.

A small silver tankard together with boxed die cast vehicles

A collection of five silver trophy cups, a tankard and a silver beaker. The French silver beaker by Philippe Berthier, Paris circa 1845 and the silver tankard by Claydon, Robin & Co, trophy Garrard & Co. Trophy cups various makers. Tallest 12cm. Weight without cup with wooden base 485g.

An early 20th-century three-piece silver tea set, the teapot with a wooden handle and finial-topped cover; together with a Victorian teapot featuring a gadrooned body with feather detailing and a George IV silver christening tankard; 27.57 ozt (5)

A 9ct Gold Charm Bracelet, 12 Gold Metal Charms, Most Stamped for 9ct, to include Vespa, Lamp, Tankard, Smokey Quartz Fob, Garden Roller Etc, Fancy Link Chain with Heart Shaped Lock, 44.5gms

A quantity of various china to include George VI musical tankard AF; a Sylvac flambé dip vase; Carlton ware etc.

THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a small copper vase by Henry Loveridge & Co, a John Ridgway 'Cyprus' pattern blue and white twin handled meat plate printed with exotic birds, Coalport Indian Tree coffee cans and saucers, a florally encrusted vase, Royal Doulton Rose Elegans TC1010 teacups, saucers and tea plates, four rustic green wine glasses, a Beswick copper lustre tankard, character jugs including Catherine of Aragon D6658, etc (3 boxes) (sd)

MILITARY AVIATION THEMED COLLECTABLES, to include six boxed limited edition Queen Alexandra College wine glasses with printed images of aircraft, all from editions of 100, a Bradford Exchange 'Dam Busters' tribute plate with certificate, four boxed Bradford Exchange 'Wings of Victory' plates with certificates, two Coalport and two Royal Doulton collectors plates, a limited edition Danbury Mint 'The Dambusters' tankard with certificate and four Corgi diecast aircraft etc

A COLLECTION OF ROYAL THEMED MEMORABILIA ETC, to include two Richard Guyatt for Wedgwood Silver Jubilee mugs, a Richard Guyatt Princess Anne wedding mug, various Queen Elizabeth souvenirs, George V & VI, Queen Victoria, Queen Mother, Charles and Diana, Prince William etc, boxed Wedgwood blue jasper ware trinket boxes and tankard, Royal Doulton Margaret Thatcher twin handled cup etc,

TWO BOXES OF METALWARE AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include two Westclox copper saucepan clocks, copper jugs, brass wares including a tankard, candlesticks and vases, Dyson vacuum cleaner attachments, four green hi-ball glasses, a Grafton China Billikin, a Coalport hedgehog figure, etc (2 boxes) (sd)

TWO BOXES OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include an EPNS circular tray with wavy outline, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, a pair of column candlesticks on weighted bases, condiment pieces, cup, tankard, butter dish with cover and stand, a condiment blue glass dish with stand and cover, a glass and white metal cake stand, a basket tray, loose cutlery pieces, a cased set of two butter knives fitted with mother of pearl handles, a wooden canteen of fish eaters and servers all fitted with ivorine handles, a small box with miniature horse shoes and a small carved wooden elephant figurine etc

Collection of cut glass to include four decanters with stoppers, a large footed bowl and a cut glass tankard (signed Royal Doulton).

Small collection of silver plate & pewter to include a Gladwin Ltd teapot, cased fish server set, pewter tankard, silver plated cruet set, etc

A Booth’s china lamp base, ornately decorated with fruit and flowers, 15cm high; also a splendid large stoneware tankard, 19th century, by Turner, embossed with a galloping horse and rider, 16cm high (2)

A William IV silver tankard, hallmarked London 1832, makers mark for John, Henry & Charles Lias, of cylindrical form, lightly ribbed and with a scroll side handle, 7cm high, 117g

A small group of cut glass including a Bohemian candelabra, port and sherry glasses, a jug and tankard etc (7) 

A group of five 20th century still life subjects, including a near pair of tankard and birds nest, two 18th century style floral still life studies, and a still life of flowers in a vase signed J. Rockingham. (5) FramedCondition Report: Mostly generally good.

A miniature silver tankard with figural decoration - Birmingham 1900, Levi & Salaman, height 4.7cm, weight 19.9g, together with a continental white metal miniature tankard with ring turn decoration, the handle modelled as a snake, strike marks to the snake's body.

A 20th century pewter pint tankard - bearing an enamel P & O flag and emblazoned Canberra, with a glass bottom.

An Early 19th Century Enamel Painted ''Amercan Sailor'' Toby Jug, holding a tankard, inscribed ''Success to our Wooden Walls'' and seated on a money chest, 26cm high

A Liberty & Co 'Tudric' pewter twin-handled bowl, model number '01266', width 17.5cm, together with a 'Tudric' tankard, a sugar bowl, a Keswick 'Staybrite' bowl and a Danish silver cup, height 6.7cm.

18th Century George III Sterling Silver Tankard. Makers Marks for Charles Hougham, Hallmark for London 1762. Silver Weight 205 grams. Height 4 Inches - 10 cms. Very Good Condition, No repairing.