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SILVER SUGAR CASTER along with a silver tankardCaster 17cm highQty: 2

LARGE CARLTON WARE GINGER JAR & COVER OTHER CERAMICS AND OBJECTS decorated with scenes depicting pagodas and foliage, marked to base, along with another Carlton Ware jar and cover, as well as two 20th Century Japanese porcelain pieces and a twin handled dish, several 20th Century Chinese bowls and matching vase, a silver plated tankard and two Indian white metal miniature shoesginger jar 21cm high including lid

SAMSON OF PARIS TANKARD MUG 19TH CENTURY decorated with floral displays surrounded by a gilt border13cm high

SILVER PLATED TANKARD AND OTHER SILVER PLATED WARE the tankard bearing a 'Celtic' logo, along with other silver plated ware, inlcuding an Elkington & Co oval tray, and a similar piece, several other tankards, trays and salvers, as well as some Art Deco cocktail shakers, one with 'Martini branding and some pewter wareQty: 1 Box

A Victorian silver beer tankard, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1892, 12cm high, 268g.

A silver pint tankard, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1944, with RAF presentation inscription, 12.4cm high, 397g.

A Colonial Indian silver lidded tankard, Hamilton and Co., Calcutta circa 1900, of cylindrical pillar box form, S scroll handle, presentation inscription for Polo Challenge Cup presented by the Governor of Bengal 1930, 13.5cm high, 7.78ozt

A Norwegian silver and parcel gilt peg tankard, probably Peter Michael Blytt, Bergen circa 1790-1812, cylindrical beaker form, on three ball and claw feet, repousse embossed and chased foliate lappets, the hinged lid set with a Friendship Medal, Philipp Heinrich Muller, circa 1710, Abraham Welcoming Lot and David and Jonathan, within an embossed band of flowers and birds, the thumb piece cast as a crowned lion with ball, hollow tapered S scroll handle, 22cm high, 39.49ozt

A large Indian white metal tankard or mug, circa 1900, conical form, repousse embossed and engraved with bands of tigers and other animals in forest landscapes, below a border of leaping fish, the snake handle in the form of a cobra, 16cm high, 18.61ozt

An early George III silver tankard, Francis Crump, London 1763, footed baluster form with acanthus scroll ear handle, 13.5cm high, 12.24ozt

A late Victorian silver tankard, London 1876

A quantity of silver plated items including tea set, basket, tankard etc together with a small quantity of pewter and brassware

A Chinese export blue and white porcelain tankard, 18th century. With entwined double handle and decorated with a river scene, height 16cm, width 17cm, diameter of body 12.3cm.From a Private Collection, purchased from a Country House Sale, Devon, mid 1980s.

A Chinese Imari porcelain tankard., 18th century. Gilt decorated with flowers on a garden terrace, height 10cm, diameter 8.5cm.small chips/glaze losses to handle and top rim.

Wedgwood Queensware tankard commemorating first biscuit & glost firing at Barlaston, summer 1940, h.12cm.

Wedgwood tri-colour black Jasperware tankard designed by Richard Guyatt celebrating the birth of Josiah Wedgwood. Limited edition.

Silver hallmarked sugar sifter in tankard form, London 1893 weight 157g.

A collection of 5 Wade ceramic Bells whisky bell shaped decanters (empty) together with a boxed Greene King IPA stainless steel tankard. Decanters include 3 boxed 1990's Christmas decanters.

An Aaron Lufkin Dennison baluster form tankard with C-scroll handle, Birmingham 1933, 11.5cm, 129g

A silver tankard Birmingham 1921, makers mark rubbed, 11.5cm tall, 9.5cm diameter, 317g

A German late 17th/18th Century dark green serpentine polished stone tankard with white metal lid, handle, strap and base, 12cm tall

An H J Lias & Son silver tankard with inscribed and engraved detail, London 1874, 11.5cm tall, 255g

SELECTION OF SILVER PLATEincluding two trays, oval lidded serving dish, coffee pot, milk jug, water jug, small tankard, egg cup, vase and other items

Victorian silver tankard, London, marks rubbed, the tapered ring turned body with arched handle, 7.5cm high, 3.8oz

A HALLMARKED SILVER FOOTED TANKARD BY H PIDDUCK & SONS - LONDON 1936, approx weight 330g, H 12.5 cm

A HALLMARKED SILVER TANKARD BY H PIDDUCK & SONS - LONDON 1938, approx weight 340g, H 1125 cm

Jan Hendrik Eversen (Dutch, 1906-1995)Still life with books, tankard and a candlesigned and dated 'J.H.Eversen/1965' (lower right) oil on canvas 50.8 x 71.1cm (20 x 28in).Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Burlington Paintings, London.Private collection, UK.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century haystack jug; Samovar; copper cylinder vase; pewter tankard etc

A rare 18th Century crested Scottish silver mounted wooden lidded tankard. Dated 1776. Approx. 507 grams. Est. £1200 - £1500.

An 18th Century silver lidded tankard. London 1765. By John Moore. Approx. 932 grams. Est. £1500 - £2000.

A George III silver reeded tankard. London 1827. By Jonathan Hayne. Approx. 220 grams. Est. £200 - £400.

A rare George III silver tankard. London 1757. Approx. 295 grams. Est. £300 - £500.

Six Ottoman tinned copper "soap boxes", in various sizes, an Isnik tankard and a fish decorated dish

An Austrian 19th century blue overlaid and engraved tankard, a similar ruby overlaid and cut tankard, one other tankard and a claret jug with plated mounts

A Victorian glass bottomed pewter presentation rowing trophy tankard for the Winchester College Boat Club, Winners ? of the 1887 Burne Cup, a rowing club founded in 1867, along with a quantity of pewter mugs, and silver plated flatware Location:

Silver plate to include a canteen of cutlery and flatware, six place setting, a candelabra pewter tankard and a Portmerion The Holly & The Ivy pattern bowlLocation:

George V hallmarked silver plain mug or tankard, Sheffield 1910, maker Henry Stratford Ltd and also marked Payne Oxford to base, height 7cm, weight 121g

An Aynsley porcelain twin handled cup and cover, to commemorate twenty five years of passenger flight of Concorde 1976-2001, painted with reserves of Taking Off, and Over New York City, limited edition no. 35/100, painted by J Shaw, boxed with stand and certificate, together with a Royal Sutherland Fair well to Concorde limited edition tankard, a Anya Hindmarsh cosmetics case, to celebrate twenty seven years of Concorde's Commercial Super Sonic Flight, boxed, and a Concorde plastic suit cover. (4)

A group of ceramics, including a Staffordshire blue and white stilton dish and cover, printed with roses, Prattware tankard, Dresden fluted porcelain vase, and Royal Cauldon fruit bowl. (a quantity)

* Sandby (Paul, 1731-1809). John Balfour's Coffee House at Edinburgh, & Man with a Tankard outside an Inn (from the series Good Entertainment: A New Book of Figure Studies), circa 1747-1756, two etchings, very good impressions on firm laid paper, with margins, together with eight other figure subjects by Sandby: Old Woman with a Basket, three figures in the background (from the series Book of Etchings); Old Man and Woman seated on a Bench, 1747; A Group of Figures in a Landscape; Caricatured heads of a man and a woman, and the figure of a man with a leek or a feather in his hat, (from the series of Figure Subjects), the first state (of two), before the addition of the feather/leek; A group of two women, one carrying a baby, a man and three children; A stout butcher with two other figures and a dog; Head and shoulders portrait of a man, a later impression; Two young ladies, circa 1756, with the initials 'VG' from a Villedary watermark, and one sheet with impressions of Three men in conversation beneath a tree, A Book of Figures; two men, and boy pulling at the jacket of one, and a further impression of the figure of a man with a leek or a feather in his hat (i/ii) printed on one sheet (47.7 x 32 cm, 18 3/4 x 12 1/2 ins), four with margins, the rest trimmed on or within the platemark retaining a fillet of paper outside the borderlines, one trimmed to the subject, generally in good condition, unframed, sheets 13.5 x 10.8 cm (5 1/4 x 4 1/4 ins) and smallerQTY: (11)NOTE:Gunn 32, 43, 44, 46 i/ii, 48, 49, 51, 53, 57, 63 and 46, 55, 56 printed on one sheet.

Selection of plateware incl. ale tankard, picture frame, cutlery, circular serving tray with pierced gallery, pair of cobalt blue lined circular salts etc.

Magpie lot incl. a plated wine goblet on circular plinth ex. Mappin and Webb, plated pint and half pint ale tankards and a pewter pint tankard with glass base etc.

A Crown Ducal Charlotte Rhead bowl with tube-lined foliate design, and matching vase, H13cm, a Crown Devon musical tankard and jug - Widdicombe Fair, and a John Peel musical jug (5)

Plated teaware, tankard, serving tray, trophies etc (boxful)

An assorted collection of works of art, including early 20th century British stamps, and world stamps, Royal Queen Elizabeth items, including a leather tankard, 14cm high, a collection of British and world coins, a rosewood framed cameo work, frame size 27cm x 24.5cm, a circular lead and coloured glass wall hanging, with a central cross 16cm diameter, a silver plated cigarette case, and others, some condition issues, AF (qty)

A late 19th-Century gilt-copper electrotype tankard Elkington Mason & Co. of Birmingham circa 1860, of cylindrical form, with S-scroll handle, the hinged lid with baby Bacchus finial, after a 17th-century ivory tankard with silver mounts, representing the drunken Silenus, scroll handle and baby Bacchus finial, the underside inscribed 'From the original ivory in the possession of Henry Bedford Esqr, executed by Elkington Mason & Co. 1348'Dimensions:Height: 29cmNote: Note:The Victorian era brought much invention and discovery, both industrial and for the arts. The firm Elkington & Co. were the epitome of innovation and were at the forefront of developments of electro-metallurgy.Elkington & co. honed their skills to create electroplate masterpieces and in particular electrotype facsimile copies of museum quality artefacts. They were also the only British company to consistently win the highest awards at all seven of the International Exhibitions held from 1851-1878.Founded by cousins, George Richards Elkington and Henry Elkington, and financed by the steel pen magnate Josiah Mason the company formed a relationship with the pre-cursor to the Victoria and Albert Museum, the South Kensington Museum to produce facsimile copies of museum artefacts for educational purposes known as a ‘type pattern’.In order to re-produce these type patterns, a mould is first made of the original piece and then sprayed with a silver paint to help conduct electricity, dipped in a solution with copper wires this first helps connect the copper and then the silver. The complex process produces a product that can be handled and examined for further research.Elkington & Co. was a commercial enterprise and did sell their electrotype wares. The Bedford tankard was the third project between the South Kensington Museum and Elkington & Co. It is the only known example where the name of the owner was credited on the piece. Various options were provided for the tankard with entirely copper costing 7l 7s to gilt or parcel gilt with a price of 10l 10s.Francis Bedford (1815-1894) loaned the 17th-century tankard to the museum in 1854. He was the founder of the Photographic Society of London (later the Royal Photographic Society), Prince Albert had commissioned him to photograph items in the Royal Collection and even purchased an image of the tankard taken by Bedford which still resides in the Royal collections today RCIN 2906112. The Bedford family were primarily civil servants, but their link to Sir Horace Walpole (1717-1797) might explain their interest in the arts. Horace was the youngest son of Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first Prime Minister. His house Strawberry hill in Sussex became a living museum itself encompassing Renaissance maiolica, Holbein drawings, arms and armour among other collections. Bedford consequently was keen for further investigation on his museum worthy tankard.The purpose of their exercise was to provide educational tools, but with Elkington's success, they began to use the elements of the original 'type patterns' such as a handle, for other designs. This created a conflict of interest and may have been a contributing factor to why the relationship ended.There is today still a silver-gilt mounted ivory tankard carved with the same version of the Silenus story but with a different finial, in the Victoria & Albert Museum (accession number 880-1882), from the bequest in 1882 of John Jones, and is on display in the Whitely Galleries. More recent research has deemed that Ivory drum attributed to Flemish Baroque sculptor François Duquesnoy is now thought to be Augsburg Germany.Lots 3 and 4 offer an interesting insight into the Victorian period where the commercial industrial drive meets the desire to improve social and public order.

A matched pair of electrotype tankards each of cylindrical form, with S-scroll handle, the hinged lid with baby Bacchus finial, after a 17th-Century ivory tankard with silver mounts, representing the drunken Silenus, scroll handle and baby Bacchus finial, the underside inscribed 'From the original ivory in the possession of Henry Bedford Esqr' HB 357 and plain to the underside of the otherDimensions:Height: 31cm

A quantity of assorted vintage metalware including pewter tankards. Plus silver-plated teapot and two pint tankard, candlesticks and a chafing dish, plates, etc. Max. H26cm

An assortment of coloured glassware. Including four paperweights, one signed Mdina, vases, a cut glass tankard, scent bottle and a swan ornament, etc. Max. H34cm

A 1937 King George and Queen Elizabeth Coronation Tankard Designed by Dame Laura Knight, 8cm High

A Collection of Various Flatwares together with a Stainless Steel Tankard and Tray

A Collection of Various Vintage Items to comprise Wooden Two Section Tray, Green Glass Buoy, Vintage Grinder and Kitchenalia, Brassware, Pewter Tankard with Victorian Cypher Etc

John McMahon Preston North End Captain - three various club awards,  comprising silver medallion, the observe inscribed PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS ASSOCIATION, the reverse inscribed ALL STAR Award Winner, Division 3, J. J. McMahon, Preston North End, 63g in original fitted case, white-metal two-handled cup Player of the Year and cover the body inscribed PRESTON NORTH END FOOTBALL CLUB, Awarded For Outstanding Ability Sportsmanship And A High Standard Of Play During The Season 1971-71, on socle base, 30cm high and a pewter tankard inscribed PRESTON NORTH END FOOTBALL CLUB PROMOTED TO DIVISION TWO OF THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1978 (3)

A silver presentation salver 2000,  the centre inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Presented by The Football Association UEFA European Football Championship Finals Belgium and The Netherlands 10th June to 2nd July, 20cm diameter, white-metal presentation salver, inscribed Malta Football Association, Centenary Match, Malta v. England, National Stadium, Ta' Qali, 3rd June, 2000, 30cm diameter in case, white-metal tankard, Euro 96 coins and Rous Cup yellow-metal coin (5)

Football League Cup winner's tankard awarded to Stan Lynn of Birmingham City in season 1962-63, electroplated, engraved with the Football League crest and inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, 1962-63, WINNERS, height 13cm., tankard still bears original Christie's auction tags Tarnished, scratches and wear Provenance: Christie's Scotland, Football Memorabilia, including the Stan Lynn Collection, 26th October 1994, Lot 20, Tankard still bears original Christie's auction tags Interestingly Stan Lynn won the inaugural Football League Cup with Aston Villa in season 1960-61 with Aston Villa. He the transferred to local rivals Birmingham City to win his second FL Cup winner's tankard, beating his former Club Aston Villa in the process.

Queen's Silver Jubilee tankard, YM, London 1977, engraved, 12cm, 11oz.

Collection of English tea bowls, cups and saucers, in the manner of Newhall, a 19th century 'Trust in God' Loving Cup, and a tankard with verse 'Ensigns of state that feed our pride..'.

Chinese silver tankard, maker LYH, 90 standard, 9.5cm, silver bowl, possibly South American, white metal articulated fish box and a white metal scroll case.Qty: 4Condition report:Please see additional uploaded images of the tankard and its marks.

Wedgwood - Four pieces of vintage 20th century boxed Wedgwood  jasperware to include a limited edition jasperware tankard commemorating the 250th anniversary of Josiah Wedgwood's birth in 1730 designed by Richard Guyatt no. 171/500, a Christmas 1992 display plate, a Christmas 1993 display plate and a lidded pot. All boxed. 

A large 18th century style Swedish silver tankard,early 20th century, by Karl Anderson, with an engraved inscription and chased decoration, internally gilt,22cm high40.9oztCondition ReportKnocks, rubbing and wear. Otherwsise, the tankard is in good order. Case in very poor order.