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George III sterling silver tankard London 1816, maker Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard, (height 8cm; weight 165grams approx).

George III sterling silver tankard London 1795, maker's mark rubbed, (possibly Walter Brind), (height 9cm; weight 210grams approx).

Hallmarked silver tankard in a Georgian style, 35.8 grams, Birmingham 1958, 5cm tall. Dent to base rim.

Wedgwood Black Jasperware tankard, 'The Wedgwood Sporting Mug' designed by Richard Guyatt. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Wedgwood Jasperware in blue: to include vases, a tankard, plates, trinkets and others (approx 40 pieces). Condition is generally good and clean.

Wedgwood Jasperware in Blue: to include egg trinkets, plates, vases, a tankard and others (approx 40). Condition is generally good and clean.

Hallmarked silver tankard London dated 1767 - Approx weight 200g

Early hallmarked silver embossed tankard with London marks - Approx weight 377g.This lot is in good condition commensurate with age. 

Six Wedgwood Cambridge blue plates having embossed cream ware rims of vines (10 1/2" diameter), a black basalt and gilt Commemorative tankard, 4 blue & green Jasper trinket dishes and a jar.

A small quantity of Torquay Pottery including; tankard, egg cups, cups & saucers, etc (some a/f), together with 4 Lustre jugs.

A quantity of miscellaneous china including; large blue & white meat plate with Anchor mark, a Wade teapot, Sylvac flower vase, Wedgwood 'English' Monarchy tankard, etc.

Five Sundae dishes, a cut glass half pint Brierley tankard and champagne flute.

A William IV silver tankard, of urn form with foliate scroll handle, later repousse decoration, cartouche monogram engraved, on a high foot, Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1831, 10.4cm high, 4.19toz.

A group of seventeen 9ct yellow gold charms, comprising folding pen knife, candelabra, razor blade, pair of bananas, violin, cuckoo clock, donkey, poodle, lidded tankard, kettle, Toby jug, sailing ship, sail boat, perambulator, taxi, and car, 4.3 to 2.0cm, 60.0g total. (17)

An Edwardian silver presentation tankard, with inscription 'R.H.S. Radcliffe Infirmary 1907-1945 from his colleagues', with glass base, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd. London 1908, 17.1toz overall, 13 by 10 by 12cm high.

A George III silver tankard, with later repousse decoration, of baluster form with double C scroll handle, foliate thumb piece, and on a circular foot, Joseph Lock, London 1776, 12cm high, 10.81toz.

A George III silver tankard, with later repousse decoration, of baluster form with double C scroll handle, foliate thumb piece, and on a circular foot, Thomas Wallis I, London 1770, 11.6cm high, 9.95toz.

A George III silver tankard, of baluster form, the S scroll handle with heart shaped terminal and engraved 'H T' to the thumb piece, on a circular foot, James Sutton & James Bult, London 1783, 12 by 8 by 12cm high, 6.23toz.

An Elizabeth II silver tankard, of tapering form, the S scroll handle with bead decoration, probably William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1966, 14 by 10.5 by 11cm high, 12.56toz.

A small collection of Edwardian and later silver and silver plate, including a silver National Benzole Trophy plaque with inscription dated 1955, John Pinches Ltd. London 1954, 6.3 by 4cm, a silver bon bon dish, William Devenport, Birmingham 1904, a/f, 13.5 by 10.5 by 2.5cm high, overall weighable silver 3.1toz, a Dunhill tankard form lighter, a/f, 8.5cm high, four EPNS stirrup cups, engraved with initials 'J.W.M.' with leather case, five small EPNS trophies. (1 bag)

A collection of George III and later silver, comprising a George III milk jug, rubbed maker's mark, London 1788, 10 by 5.3 by 14.5cm high, a Victorian tankard, Edward & John Barnard, London 1865, 11 by 7.5 by 9.5cm high, a Mappin & Webb small silver oval form tray, 15 by 12cm, an ERII silver candlestick with weighted base, 'J J R', Birmingham 1978, 11 by 16cm high, 12.4toz of weighable silver. (1 bag)

A Sheffield silver christening bowl with engraved inscription, Sheffield 1926 (5.5cm x 12cm) (144g), a Birmingham silver christening tankard with Arts and Crafts style knot design and floral centres, with double C scroll handle to side, with engraved name Tom, Birmingham 1861, (8.5cm x 6cm) (117.9g)

18th Century Chinese export tankard with blue and white designs (rim chip and hairline), 13cm high

A hallmarked silver toast rack and a hallmarked silver tankard, approx. height 10cms

Wedgwood Prince of Wales Tankard, by Norman Wilson, four glass tumblers, jug, Brierly tankard plus dish all Royalty themed.

A XIX Century Glass Tankard, Royal Doulton Bunnykins, Hummell figure (damaged), cup etc:- One Tray.

A Georgian Pewter Tankard, 16.5cm high, four smaller plus tot, spoons, cabinet plates:- One Tray.

Silver plate and other items including pewter box, plate, tankard etc

Edwardian silver lidded tankard, the body decorated with relief designs including mask of Bacchus and fruiting vine leaves, the central shield crest with inscription 'Presented to Guy Speir Esquire along with an address from the Unionists of Bute, Arran and Cumbrae 13th April 1909', by C S Harris & Sons Ltd, London 1908, retailers mark to the underside 'Edward Glasgow', 21cm tall, 1364g.Good condition No obvious repairs Cartouche appears ok 

Chinese carved bamboo and white metal prize tankard, the bamboo body depicting a Chinese landscape scene, the white metal rim inscribed 'Highgate School, Head Masters Prize, School Handicap 1881', 16cm tall.

Royal Vienna gilt metal mounted porcelain tankard 'Paris and Helena', blue beehive mark to the base, 16cm tall.  Looks clean with no obvious damage.

Victorian silver tankard by Joseph Angell I & Joseph Angell II, London, 1848, 10cm tall, 315g.

George V silver tankard by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London, 1928, 11.5cm tall, 364g.

St Ives Leach pottery standard wares. Seven items comprising two lidded casseroles, two mugs, a jug and cover, and two conserve pots (7).Chip to spout of jug, and a chip on the rim of the brown and black tankard.

A group of antique pewter and metalware including 18th century pewter tankard

Two continental large quaich and four French pewter tankard measures

A silver tankard with scroll handle - not engraved, London 1927 by Thomas Edward Rawlings, 11.5cm tall, 372g

A Mappin & Webb silver tankard engraved presentation, Sheffield 1962, 343g

1.      A large finely decorated 19th century Crown Derby porcelain tankard (with reparations)   

A collection of early 20th Century copper wares, including a Samavar, an Arts & Crafts tankard etc

Collection of 18th and 19th Century tankards and flagons, including George III half gallon with Ministry of War symbol to base, another George III tankard and four Victorian two with glass spy bases

A group of oriental ceramics to include; A blue and white dish, A blue and white circular bowl/holder, A small lidded pouring vessel, six small tea and rice bowls, A decorated Tankard and a blue and white tea cup. Some Broken. (11 items)

A pair of mid 20th Century candlestick lamps, 19th Century German glass tankard, onyx ashtray, condiment set and pin dish

A collection of silver to include; a Georgian table spoon hallmarked for London 1786 by Hester Bateman, a pair of sugar tongs hallmarked London 1885 by John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, a French silver saucepan shaped sifter, a Victorian silver knife hallmarked Birmingham 1849 by Cronin and Wheeler, a silver handled cake slice hallmarked Sheffield 1964 by Harrison Bros, two London hallmarked mustard spoons, two silver knives, one silver handled and other silver bladed, a Chester silver small tankard shaped salt/pepper pot, a small silver condiment spoon, Birmingham hallmarked, a modern silver engraved pill box, two silver plated medallions - one Liverpool FC.Gross weight = Approx. 438 grams.Tarnished, surface scratching.

Two carnival glass dishes and a white glass tankard.

A mixed lot to include an early to mid 20th century bone china tableware to include 6 Aynsley Lawleys Regent coffee cans and 3 saucers, 4 Royal Albert Yellow Ribbon coffee cans and 4 saucers, Royal Stafford part coffee set, 6 Phoenix Ware Viola bowls and other china, soft toys to include Basil Brush together with a globe A/F, a lamp A/F a fan A/F, together with an anglepoise lamp, mixed flatware, a Garrard clock and another, a pottery appetizer tray, signed Jerusalem along with matching tankard, mixed copperware and other itemsLocation: 6.3

Assorted pewter including a Radley Collage Boat Club presentation tankard from 1889, other tankards and tobacco jars Condition Report:No condition report available

Various brassware, desk tidy, 20cm high, glass German tankard, brass stamp case, pair of candlesticks, and a modern Black Forest style cuckoo clock.

Walker & Hall, hallmarked silver tankard, Sheffield assay 1925, H: 70 mm, 89g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A mid-19th century Chinese export silver tankard with simulated bamboo handle, the tapered cylindrical body decorated in relief with figures in landscape, framing a small circular boss with engraved initials, within fruiting vine and reeded borders, engraved presentation inscription and pseudo Georgian hallmark to base, weight 396.7g, height 12cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Edwardian silver christening tankard of girdled 'U' form with scroll handle and circular foot, London 1901 by Wakeley & Wheeler, weight 189g, height 11cm, with hinged leather case.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Tray of items to include: 19th century conical pewter pint jug by W. G. Edmonds of Dublin, together with another pewter tankard and three pewter spoons, vintage Kodak 'Retinette IB' camera in case and a pair of original Victorian advertisements, 'The gun of the period' and 'Colt's double action Army revolver' framed and glazed. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Box of assorted china to include: copper lustre dresser jugs, Lord Kitchener Staffordshire flatback figure, Coalport commemorative trinket box, Wade nursery rhyme favourites and Disney whimsies, Bretby floral planter, various vases and pots, Carlton Ware chamber sticks, Empire china wall bracket, Limoges miniature ewer and trinket box, glass swan, art pottery tankard, Palissy butter dish and spoon set etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A DOMEX LIDDED ETCHED GLASS STEIN TANKARD WITH PEWTER LID DEPICTING STAGS TOGETHER WITH FOUR STAINLESS STEEL GOBLETS

A BOX OF GUN / SHOOTING RELATED ITEMS, comprising a cased bonze Egypt Command Small Arms Meeting 1929 Cavalry Mounted Competition Runners up medal/medallion, a small attaché case containing a number of United Kingdom Cartridge Club Journals, two Webley and Scott can launchers originally designed to project beer cans for target practice (but with a change in beer can construction they became redundant, however several new cans including Tuna and cat food cans will fit them, samples of which are contained in the carry case), an Eley paper weight with dummy .22'' rim-fire cartridges embedded within it, a Gun Trade memorial beer tankard, a Kynoch ivorine page marker and two silver, two EPNS commemorative teaspoons related to shooting plus an empty old Grand Prix 12 bore cartridge carton (1 box)

A VINTAGE SILVER PLATED TRI HANDLED TANKARD, HEIGHT 16CM

A Chinese porcelain 'Lotus' vase, 19th century, of globular form with cylindrical flared neck, decorated in blue and white with flowering lotus sprays, iron-red seal mark to the underside, 41cm high  CONDITION REPORT - Tankard - six chips to the rim and descending long hairline crack. Star crack to the base, numerous chips and frits to the base rim. Surface scratching and wear to the decoration throughout. Handled basin - numerous chips and frits to the rim, extensive hairline crack from the rim, through the handle section and into the body where it splits into two. Firing cracks to the base. Surface scratching and wear to the decoration throughout. Bowl - Large chip to the rim and descending hairline crack. Decoration to the interior and the exterior very worn throughout.

Lord Nelson/Nelson Ware, a collection of ceramics all with the same image of Winston Churchill in front of a Naval ship with quote 'There'll always be an England', two type of designs to the rims, gilt and lustre style, including butter dish, tankard, milk jug, cups, saucers, dishes, ashtray and more (parcel) generally good condition, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair

Royal Doulton, a small collection of WWII period transfer printed ceramics, to include an incomplete trinket box, missing lid, a tankard, two small dishes, a cup and a beaker, all with the quote 'This Was Their Finest Hour' to the bases )parcel) the cup has a chip just above the handle, all have a few small knocks, only the lid missing from the trinket box, otherwise generally good condition, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair

A collection of etched glassware, comprising tankards and hi ball tumblers, etched with Churchill and other World Leaders, with Commemorative gilt decorated glass decanter and stopper by Garrard & Co, commemorating the Centenary of Churchill's Birth, together with another decanter and stopper with etched design, a Limited Edition Commemorative glass tankard by Frank Thrower 562/1000, plus three wine glasses (parcel) (parcel) generally good condition, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair