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Two illustrations from a manuscript, Sultanate India, 15th century and later, opaque pigments and ink on paper heightened with gilt, the first folio with multiple scenes, the upper showing two men seated near a river, one man handing a tankard of water to the other, below a male figure sleeping, and two women speaking together, below that a man, possibly a mullah receiving a veiled woman and two male figures, the upper and lower paintings overlaid on the text beneath, script in naskh; the second folio with two large illustrations overlaid on black naskh text beneath, the upper depicting a feast scene, the lower with an amourous scene with onlooker, the reverse with 23ll. of black naskh arranged in 4 columns, header in red above, 31 x 24cm. and 25.5 x 17cm. (2)Provenance: Hotel Drouot, April 6, 1998, lot 265 

A Collection of vintage Torquay porcelain wars includes vases, tankard etc

Large Selection of Silver plated ware, German pottery tankard, silver topped glass vase, silver plated cutlery and two silver hallmarked spoons.

Cigarette Cards - Will's and Player's, postcards, banknotes, spectacles in case, pen knife, tankard.

Persian silvered copper spirit lamp and a similar tankard. Together with a brass miniature souvenir miner's lamp, candle snuffers and tray

A collection of various items including novelty Dunhill lighter in the form of a tankard, Bee meter, Silver brush and mirror setting, Casio watch, Royal Netherlands shoulder badge etc.

A hallmarked silver tankard/Christening mug inscribed and dated 1912, weight 122.6

Property of a GentlemanCharles, Nephew & Co., (Active Calcutta 1848-1870) 19th CenturyA silver presentation tankard presented to T. S. Lacy, Esq., Assistant Surgeon of the 30th Regiment for his invaluable services to the wounded at the Battle of Chillianwala, 13th January 1849Engraved with a scene of the death of Brigadier PennycuickWith running bands of floral motifs, surmounted by a figure bearing the Rod of AsclepiusHallmarked and signed, lower rimProvenance:Presented to T. S. Lacy, Esq.,Thence by descent to the current owner.Dimensions:10.5 in. (H) x 6 in. (Diameter)

Dundalk v Liverpool, European Champions Cup 1982 Pewter Commemorative Tankard Mullingar pewter commemorative tankard for European Champions Cup, Dundalk v Liverpool, Oriel Park 14th September 1982Given to Peter Robinson, Liverpool's former Club Secretary and Chief Executive15.5cm high

Collection of Liverpool Memorabilia belonging to Peter Robinson Collection of Liverpool memorabilia to include a silverplated tray engraved Liverpool FC, Waterford glass tray engraved for Peter Robinson, Liverpool FC tankard 1972, Liverpool FC goblet 1974, Trouillard Champagne Brut Christmas gift 'from Sir John' and a Crewe Alexandra engraved glassGiven to Peter Robinson, Liverpool's former Club Secretary and Chief Executive

1966 World Cup Championship tankard 1966 World Cup Championship tankard, depicting World Cup Willie, by Gibson & Sons Ltd.11.5cm highCrazing throughout, wear to the gilding with areas of loss.

A delightful Charles II pewter wrigglework flat-lid tankard, unusually designed with an owl, Lancashire, circa 1680The drum charmingly (and possibly uniquely) decorated with an owl, standing on a 'rose' branch, the stepped lid decorated with a single tulip, and with front fretted denticulations next to ownership initial stamps 'M' and 'P', rams' horn thumbpiece, single-curve handle with cut-card decoration below the three-part hinge, and with heel terminal, touchmark inside base of Gerrard Ford I, Wigan (fl.1655-1702), (PS897) height 16.5cm, lid diameter 10.5cmProvenance: Former Frank Holt Collection

A remarkable and very rare pewter Royal portrait wrigglework flat-lid tankard, English, circa 1695-1700The drum designed with a portrait of William III, with sceptre, beneath a crown and flanked by the crowned initials 'W' and 'R', all within an oval, the Royal supporters of a lion and unicorn to each side, together with a rose and a thistle, the stepped lid designed with a tulip stem of three flowers, and with front denticulations, 'leafy' rams' horn thumbpiece and hollow handle with spade terminal, hallmarks on top of lid and touchmark in base of John Dunn, London, (fl.1683-1727), (PS35), height 17cm, diameter of lid 12.3cm.Provenance: Former David Little Collection. Sold Christie's, London, 1 May 2007, Lot 113Exhibited: Harvard House Museum, Stratford, 'Pewter and British Monarchy'There are believed to be only nine recorded pewter flat lids with a portrait of William III alone. There are approximately twenty flat-lids with double portraits of William and Mary, see Lot 22 in this sale. For a very similar flat-lid tankard see the Victoria and Albert Museum Collection, London (M.63-1945). The tankard, formerly in the Yeates Collection, is by the maker 'TC', but was very likely to have been decorated by the same hand as this Lot. A Further example, again by John Donne, is in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection, USA, by William Eddon, see J D Davis, 'Pewter at Colonial Williamsburg' (2003), p. 191, no. 237

A rare Charles II pewter flat-lid punch-decorated tankard, Lancashire. circa 1670Of small size, having a twin-cusp thumbpiece, and single denticulation, or pip, to lid, a stylized flowering stem punch-decoration to lid and related to straight-sided drum, touchmark inside base of Lawrence Anderton, Wigan, (fl.1660-1699), (PS320), height 11.8cm, lid diameter 9.2cm Provenance: Former A. T. Isher Collection. Sold Bruton Knowles, 27/28 April 1976, Lot 202. Thomas C. Campbell Collection. Sold Sotheby's Billingshurst, September 1992, Lot 1331 and illustrated on the front cover of the catalogue.Literature: Illustrated 'The Antique Collector', April 1983. Journal of the Pewter Society,, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1992, p. 101; Autumn 2017, p. 18-19 and Spring 1987For a similar unmarked tankard see the Fitzwilliam Museum Collection, Cambridge, (NAV 164-1933)

A very rare William & Mary Royal commemorative double-portrait pewter wrigglework flat-lid tankard, circa 1690The straight-sided drum designed with a bust portrait of King William III and Mary II, below a crown and entwined cipher W/M R, all within an oval, flanked by a fanciful bird amongst foliage, the lid with front denticulations and decorated with a spray of three flowers, swan-neck handle with small rams' horn thumbpiece and boot-heel terminal, touchmark inside base (PS9142), height 15.4cm, diameter of lid 10.9cmThere are approximately twenty recorded pewter flat-lid tankards decorated with a double-portrait of William & Mary. The recorded examples are by various makers, but there are instances of near-identical decoration, strongly suggesting individual specialist engravers worked with several London pewterers to produce these highly prized commemorative tankards. 

An unusual William & Mary pewter double-dome lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1695Quart, the body with a single low fillet, on a prominent splayed foot, S-curved handle with rare ram's horn terminal, the bombé and bar thumbpiece appears altered, touchmark inside base of unidentified maker 'ST', (fl. c1680-c.1700), (PS9607), height 21.2cm

A George II pewter dome-lidded straight-sided spouted tankard, circa 1730Pint, the drum with low narrow fillet, a. solid chairback thumbpiece, and handle with hooded-ball terminal, indistinct hallmarks to rim, over a crowned 'WR' mark, height 14.3cm

An early 19th century pewter pint tulip-shaped domed-lidded tankard, English, circa 1825Having a plain body, double C-curve handle with fish-tail terminal, open chairback thumbpiece, hallmarks to rim possibly of M Alderson & Co., London, (fl.1821-1832), (PS13873), who used three lion passant hallmarks on pint measures, as found here, height 14.8cm

A Queen Anne pewter domed-lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1710The drum with low narrow fillet, rams' horn thumbpiece, and single-curve handle with boot-heel terminal, unidentified hallmarks of ‘RC' to rim and touchmark inside base, 44 fl.oz., height 18.8cmThe hallmarks may refer to Richard Chambers, York,  (fl.1700-1737), (PS1610)

A William & Mary pewter flat-lid wrigglework tankard, circa 1690The drum designed with three fanciful birds amongst tulips and scrolling foliage, the lid with a single flowering tulip stem and worn front denticulations, bombé thumbpiece, swan-neck handle cast with a flower-filled vase below the three-part hinge and with shield terminal, unrecorded maker's mark of 'RS' inside base (PS9142), height 18.2cm, lid diameter 12.6cm

A rare William & Mary pewter OEAS quart domed-lidded straight-sided Royal commemorative tankard, Circa 1700The drum with low narrow fillet, a medallion above designed with a double Royal bust profile of King William III and Queen Mary II, below a crown, all within an oval, the edge inscribed 'LONG*LIVE*PRINCE*AND*PRINCESS*OF*ORANGE', solid chairback thumbpiece and hollow handle with hooded-ball terminal, hallmarks of Thomas Clarke, (fl.1671-1715), (PS1700) to rim, 41 fl.oz, height 18.4cmProvenance: Former Cyril C. Minchin CollectionLiterature: Illustrated 'The Antique Collector', February 1971, p. 22, where it is noted the tankard commemorates the marriage, in 1734, of Prince William of Orange and Princess Anne daughter of George II, however, this would now appear incorrect as the tankard is too early in date. A mug with the same medallion, in the Worshipful Company of Pewterers Collection is illustrated Carl Ricketts, 'Early English Pewter Drinking Mugs' (2018), p. 67, no.184

A rare Charles II/William & Mary pewter flat-lid hammered tankard, Worcestershire, circa 1680-90The drum hammered all-over, the gently domed 'flat'-lid centred by ownership initials 'EB', and with front denticulations, swan-neck handle with boot-heel terminal, ram's horn thumbpiece, hallmarks to drum and touchmark inside base of Robert Banks, Bewdley, (f;1670-1702), (PS416), height 14.8cm, lid diameter 11.3cmProvenance: Former Ken Gordon Collection.Literature: See Journal of the Pewter Society, Spring 2005, p.22

Assorted Plated Ware, including Art Deco three piece tea set, a twin branch candelabrum, a dwarf candelabrum, tankard with presentation inscription, covered dish, hallmarked silver teaspoons, large oval twin handled tray with fruiting vine decoration etc.

VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING SETcomprising a knife, fork, spoon and small tankard in a fitted case, Sheffield 1872 by Martin Hall & Co, 212g/7.47oz

A pair of unusual silver plated chambersticks, James Dixon & Sons, late 19th / early 20th century, of pierced tankard form, leaf capped scroll handle, with snuffers, 3 ¼in. (8.3cm.) high without snuffers. (2) * Condition: Good condition, no splits.

A Victorian novelty silver / silver gilt figural Table Lighter, James Barclays Hennel, London, 1880, modelled as a seated terrier with large gilt studded collar below his detachable head, clutching a pipe in his mouth, flanked by a Georgian style tankard and a battered top hat, for wooden spills and vestas, raised on naturalistic mound and sitting upon a oval onyx base, 6 5/8in. (16.8cm.) wide, 5 7/8in. (15cm.) high, weight without onyx base 16 tr.oz. * Condition: Onyx base with nibbles and natural fractures etc (easily replaced if wanted), pull-off head with buckles to inner sleeve, doesn’t distract, over all very good.

Equestrian interest - A Victorian silver baluster tankard, Robert Harper, London, 1868, repousse decorated in high relief with a horse, within a wooded clearing, vacant cartouche, leaf capped double scroll handle, raised on a stepped and spreading circular foot, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) high, weight 10.1 tr.oz. * Condition: Good condition, clear hallmarks, sits straight, very good, nothing to note.

A George V silver christening tankard, Ernest Druiff & Co, Birmingham, 1923, inscribed 'Helen', having angular handle, raised on stepped circular foot, 3 ¼in. (8.2cm.) high, weight 3.5 tr.oz.

Jersey golfing interest - A silver prize giving baluster tankard, C J Vander Ltd, London, 1961, engraved ‘La Moye Golf Club 1693 Captain’s Prize’, 5in. (12.7cm.) high, 9.0 tr.oz. * Condition: Small dent to bottom of belly, otherwise good.

A silver double aspect photo frame, Carr's of Sheffield, 2009, ribbon swag decoration, 6 x 5in. (15.2 x 12.7cm.) high, together with a scallop shell butter dish and a small christening tankard, weight without frame 3.6 tr.oz. (3) * Condition: Tankard with restoration, repair to handle, otherwise pieces good.

An 18th Century Chinese export Imari tankard, 16.5 cm, (restored)

A boxed John Smiths centenary beer and glass set, with related ephemera, together with a boxed Grand National tankard

A pewter warming dish, marked 'James Yates', and a plate, together with a Victorian pewter quart tankard with patent copper rim and one other tankard, 18th - 19th Century

A Ullrich stoneware tankard, Haig Pit Whitehaven 1914 - 86, 15 cm

A mid Victorian silver tankard, the plain hinged lid with scrolling thumbpiece, having tapering body and scroll handle, by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 1873, 18cm high, 21ozGood overall, a few very minor dings and scratches, some scratches to the gilt interior. Maker's mark to body partly worn. No engraving.

Leeds 'Classical' creamware to include pierced dishes together with other ceramics, together with decorative painted pottery tableware to include Emma Bridgwater, Estudio Aores Anthropological items and a Quimper bowl together with a studio pottery tankard and modern decorative coloured glasswareLocation:

P.A Wranitsky pottery vase and five further pottery piecesthe first of squat twin handled form and with raised decoration in the Art Nouveau style, Bohemia, underside impressed, 'PAW 4 ', together with an Aller Vale Pottery vase, South Devon, of baluster form and with raised decoration of birds and foliage, underside indistinctly stamped, a small Rye pottery tankard, with trailing hop decoration, a tapered ovoid tapered baluster vase, unmarked, a small Fremington pottery candlestick, North Devon, signed, with couplet, 'A man of might should be most right', and a Barum cream glazed jug incised with a four line poem, underside initialled and stamped 'Barum',(6)largest, Aller Vale vase, 21cmCondition:Wranitsky vase in good condition without chips. Allerdale vase in good condition without chips. Rye pottery mug without chips but has a hairline travelling down side from rim. unmarked vase in good condition. . candlestick without damage or chips. Barum jug with chips to its rim.

A Lowerdown Pottery tankard and an Amanda Brier Leach Pottery vasethe tankard of baluster form and with a glazed upper rim, bearing seal mark for Lowerdown Pottery, the urn form vase by Amanda Brier, dark brown glazed and with four lugs, bearing initial stamp and Leach Pottery stamp, (2)Vase height 14cmCondition:In good condition.Amanda Brier started working at The Leach Pottery in 2000.

A George V silver pint tankardfirst Sheffield, 1931, Viner's Ltdof plain tapering form with loop handle and clear glass base, initialledheight 12.7cm., overall weight approx. 17.17oztCondition:Good condition

A George V silver pint tankardLondon, 1935 by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths of plain tapering from with two bands of reeding decoration and angular scroll handle, clear glass base, engraved Richard 23.2.36height 11cm., overall weight 13ozt.Condition:Good condition

New England Kennel Club trap shooting trophy, of American interest, a copper tankard marked NEKC Trap Shooting May 18th 1907, Class B JJ Cairnes. Comes with a printed page from The World of Shooting dated March 16th 1907 in which JJ Cairnes is mentioned. Cup measuring 14.5 cm. Tankard height 14.5 cm.

collectors lot- a fez hat, juicer, tankard etc

RAF Bomber Squadron brass tankard, shells and Enfield oil bottle (a/f)

A PEWTER TEASET TO INCLUDE A TEAPOT, HOT WATER POT, CREAM JUG, SUGAR BOWL, A TRAY, LIDDED BASKET BOWL AND A TANKARD

A LARGE QUANTITY OF ASSORTED MILITARIA, to include a Notts and Derby bugle missing its mouth piece, Notts and Derby tankard with SGTS MESS on the front and the makers mark for T.G.Green for Church Gresley on the bottom,  three belts, a pewter tankard presented to A Turner from RAF TENGAH in 1960, Surrey Yeomanry blazer badge, 4th regiment RA plaque, small trench art tank, Drake Battalion cap badge, fifteen pin badges from various regiments, an empty military glasses case, remnants of an exploded shell, an empty wooden box, a tankard with the inscription PAIFORCE 1942-1943, a coronation medal missing its ribbon and an outline copy of grenade, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A large Worcester porcelain mug or tankard, circa 1770-1775, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Bouquets pattern, hatched crescent mark, 14cm high CONDITION REPORT:The mug shows an overglazed chip to the foot, the odd small glazing fault, small frits and surface wear throughout, but no obvious cracks, repairs or restoration. 

A collection of seven haystack copper measures, late 19th/early 20th century, each applied with a 'H R' lead excise seal, ranging from one gallon to a half gill, a copper whiskey, brandy and rum measure, a Tuderic for Liberty sugar basin and jug, a Waring plate jug and tankard (14)

Mixed collectables including a Mappin Bros lidded tankard. Not available for in-house P&P

A mixed lot of 18th century English blue and white porcelain comprising a Bow powder blue plate; a Lowestoft 'Immortelle' pattern tea canister; a Lowestoft 'Fence and Pagoda' pattern teabowl and saucer; a Liverpool fluted saucer dish with cell rim border; a Liverpool 'Dragon' pattern cylindrical tankard; and a saucer painted with landscape vignettes [damages] 7.

John Shapland (British, 1865-1929)Still life of a tankard and a peacock featheroil on canvas48 x 38cm (unframed)Provenance:A private collection of works by John Shapland, including contents of the artist's studio

Georgian pewter lidded tankard, with ornate thumbpiece and star-cut glass base, 20cm high, together with a 19th century engraved rowing tankard for Trinity College and a collection of various pewterProvenance: removed from Spout Farm, Groton

Silver tankard of plain form with loop handle on circular foot, (Birmingham 1924), 13cm high, 12ozsGeneral overall condition good, some surface wear and scratching, no dents or signs of major damage or repair, there are some black marks on the body to the left of the handle but they appear to be surface tarnish. Marks are rubbed.

Victorian silver tankard of plain tapered form with loop handle, (London 1874), 11.5cm high approx 8.5 ozs

CHINA & POTTERY ASSORTMENT to include a large sporting tankard with hound handle, 15cms tall, a stoneware bowl, Greenleaf plates and other Staffordshire items

SUNDERLAND LUSTRE - large bowl 'The Star of Tasmania', 29cms diameter, a tankard, a dish and another maritime themed bowl 'Noran Creina Steam - yacht', 28cms diameter

AMHERST JAPAN IRONSTONE - 3 graduated fruit bowls decorated with flowers and leaves in blue, orange and green, 17cms H, 28cms diameter the largest, a Mettalach stoneware tankard with incised decoration and hinged pewter cover, 23cms H, a Wedgwood tankard from Danbury Mint 'Battle of the Nile' 13cms H, a Red Arrows tankard, 13cms H, a Doulton Lambeth commemorative tankard for King Edward and Queen Alexandra, 13cms H ETC

A Collection of Various Curios to comprise Oxo Cube Tin, Felix The Cat Tankard (AF) Girl Guide Belt, Novelty Lighter in the Form of a Bottle, Glass Advertising Ashtray for Jimmy Primony Popesgrove, Advertising Paperweight for Gaskains Pop Factors Etc

Two Keith Murray celadon vases and a celadon tankard by WedgwoodAll in good condition. No chips or cracks.

Victorian London silver tankard of tapering form with fern and floral engraved decoration, 10.5 oz t12.5cm highNo dents. In good condition

A hallmarked silver & gilt tankard mug cup. The tankard vessel of baluster form raised on a flared plinth base with scrolling handle having a feather thumb rest & gilt gold tone interior. Hallmarked to base for London 1766, makers marks *M or W* & BC etched. Total weight approx 165.3g. Measures approx 9.5cm.