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Click here to subscribeWEMYSS WARE, 'BLACK COCKEREL & HENS' PATTERN TANKARD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY of cylindrical form, decorated with a cockerel, hens and geese, coral borders, small line impression to base, though otherwise unsigned14.3cm high6cm hairline from rim. Restoration to handle. Possible small hairline to base. Crazing throughout. Additional images now available.
A George I Silver Tankard, possibly by Thomas Spackman, London 1715, with moulded rim, girdle and footrim, the scroll handle engraved with initials "AIM", 4.5ins high, weight 10.8ozsOf a good gauge of silver. Condition not good in that it is rubbed, dented and mis-shapen all over - rims, body, handle, footrim. Some crease dents around the base base of the handle. Marks struck near the rim by the handle - very rubbed.
Two George V Silver Tankards, one by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1925, of cylindrical form with reeded base and angular scroll handle, 5.5ins high, the other by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1926, with moulded rim and footrim, and leaf capped scroll handle, 5ins high, combined weight 25ozs Pint Tankard - Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1925 - heavy gauge of silver. Rim very slightly mis-shapen - pinhead size dent to rim. Light surface abrasions all over. Hallmarks well struck near rim by handle. Impressed maker mark to base and number 53487Tankard - A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1926 - lighter gauge of silver. Scattered light surface scartches. Scattered pinhead size dents. Hallmarks well struck near rim and handle. Impressed retailers mark to base - W. Batty & Sons Ltd, Manchester
A Chinese blue and white porcelain beehive water coupe, mark of Xuande but late 19th century, painted with dragons and vapours, underglaze blue four-character mark to base, height 6cm, together with a Chinese blue and white export porcelain tankard, Qianlong period, painted with a river landscape, height 16.2cm (cracked and repaired handle). Provenance: from the estate of the Late Raymond Briggs, the world renowned author and illustrator of The Snowman, Father Christmas and Fungus The Bogeyman.
Sterling silver christening tankard, probably American circa 1920, straight sided form with a band of foaming waves around the base, gilt interior, marked 'Sterling', height 8.5cm, weight approx. 108g (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
Edwardian silver and enamelled christening tankard, by William Hutton and Sons, London 1902, ovoid form decorated with a band of blue enamelled stylised leaves, inscribed with a date 1904, the base inscribed 'Connell, Cheapside, London', height 10cm, gross weight approx. 158g (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
George III silver tankard by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1797, of cylindrical form with moulded girdle and flared foot, the scrolled handle with heart terminal and the domed hinged cover with pierced thumbpiece, 20cm high, 24ozt approx. Condition ReportLight surface scratches, accretions, tarnishing. Edge of lid slightly mishappen in places. Small dent to top of lid. General wear and tear.
George III silver tankard possibly by John Scofield, London 1772, tapering, the flattened scroll handle with leaf engraved thumbpiece, line engraved, heart-shaped end piece, the body with later Victorian floral, foliate and scroll repousse and inscribed ‘ROYAL KINGSTON ON THAMES REGATTA 1857 JUNIOR FOUR OAR WON BY C A TURNER’, 16cm high (weighted with later turned wooden base) (some damage)
A Collection of 19th and 20th Century Ceramics to Comprise Mintons Part Imari Dinner Service to Comprise Large Platter and Plates, 19th Century Ironstone Tankard Decorated with Basket of Flower Design and Zoomorphic Handle, Pair of Early English Cups and Saucers and a Japanese Porcelain Imari Vase (Various Condition Issues)
A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS AND ORNAMENTS, comprising a large Royal Doulton D5327 'John Barleycorn' character jug, 'City Gent' D6815 (chipped edge of hat), 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' D7024, a Spode 1977 Silver Jubilee tankard, a cast iron painted 'Pigs head' towel rail, a miniature cut glass clock, a six piece dressing table vanity set, a white ceramic mother elephant and baby (cracked and reglued), an Italian ceramic basket of oranges centrepiece (crazing to oranges), etc. (23) (Condition Report: obvious damage mentioned in description)
A GROUP OF ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE CERAMICS, to include a boxed Emma Bridgewater 'Golden Jubilee' four cup teapot (marked as second quality), five boxed Paragon loving cups comprising, two 1980 Queen Mother 80th Birthday, two 1984 Prince Henry of Wales and one 1981 Royal Wedding, a large Royal Stafford 1977 Silver Jubilee loving cup, a Royal Doulton Silver Jubilee tankard, three 1969 The Investiture of H.R.H the Prince of Wales mugs (crazing throughout) (18) (Condition Report: wear to gilt on some pieces, other obvious damage mentioned in description)
A QUANTITY OF WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE, in pale blue, comprising a teacup and saucer, a Christmas 1982 tankard, three small trays, a coffee can, a bell, five trinket boxes, an oval tray, nineteen plates, twenty one trinket dishes and four bowls/tiny vases, some have boxes but not necessarily matching boxes (58 + some boxes) (Condition Report: generally good condition, some damage, a little dusty)
THREE BOXED ROBERT HARROP DESIGNS 'CAMBERWICK GREEN' ITEMS, comprising an 'Apples Galore' blue glazed tankard, an 'Apples Galore' stoneware flagon, and a Camberwick Green Picture Box PB04 picture frame with built-in trinket box (3 + 3 boxes) (Condition Report: pieces appear in good condition, trinket box has a fault on one corner)
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising a Morris Ware vase decorated in a blue, green and purple fish and water lilies design, mottled green and blue interior, green backstamp Morris Ware S. Hancock & Sons (crazing), height 25cm, a 19th century cobalt blue and white stoneware relief moulded jug depicting Silenus (crazing and hairline cracks), height 22cm, a Wedgwood floral cabinet plate, a Spode-Copelands china bowl, decorated with an Oriental style floral design on a black ground with gold gilt band (large historic stapled repair), a large Wedgwood embossed Queensware vase, height 33cm (chipped base), three pieces of Denby stoneware and a boxed Wedgwood Royal Commemorative tankard designed by Richard Guyatt, etc. (13) (Condition Report: obvious damage is mentioned in description)
An Edwardian Coalport porcelain goblet-vase, shape 144, modelled with three handles, flared rim, on knopped pedestal base, decorated with sprays of flowers against a white and cobalt blue ground with various gilt highlights, pattern number V.5663, green printed factory mark, painted shape and pattern marks, impressed '1188', 14 by 21.5cm, together with a Wedgwood octagonal Imari style plate with central flower in iron red and blue with gilt detailing, pattern X1127, and a miniature Crown Staffordshire tankard with navy and gilt design, 4cm high. (3)
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