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A small group of silver comprising: a cigarette box, of oblong form with hinged lid enclosing wood lined interior, marks rubbed, 18.5cm wide, 9.5cm wide; another cigarette box, Birmingham, 1932, Mayes, Mills & Co., of oblong form, the lid with presentation engraving, hinge broken and lid detached, with wood lined interior, 16.5cm wide, 9cm wide; a cigarette case, Birmingham, 1923, makers mark rubbed, with chased scrolling foliate decoration and cartouche with presentation engraving, having silver gilt interior, 8.4cm wide, 8.2cm deep; a small twin handled trophy cup with cover, Sheffield, 1937, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), with presentation engraving to front, 9.5cm high; a charm, Birmingham, 1913, no makers mark, with central vacant shield cartouche and scrolling foliate border, on suspension loop, reverse with initials and dated 1912-13, 3.2cm high; together with a silver plated cup with scroll handle, 9.6cm high; and a silver plated tankard with glass base, crack to glass, 13cm high, total weighable silver approx. 4.8oz (7) Weighable silver comprising the cigarette case with scrolling foliate decoration, the small trophy cup and the charm.

A group of Wedgwood Jasperware, comprising blue Jasperware tankard, two trinket boxes, four trinket trays, raised rose bowl, lighter, and two rectangular pin trays, green Jasperware, two pin trays, cup and saucer and a vase, and pink Jasperware, trinket box, bud vase, and rectangular serving tray. (a quantity)

A Pewter tankard with Bristol blue glass bottom and other pewter tankards

A boxed set of four Bohemia Crystal brandy glasses, further set of six sherry glasses, tankard, silver plated frame etc

A George V silver tankard, in Charles II style, with bifurcated thumbpiece, the tapered handle terminating in a heart, 18cm h, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1928, 29ozs Good condition

EPNS cigarette box, EPNS tankard, cut glass butter dish with silver butter knife, cased, Harleigh china Aberystwyth china cup and saucer and a miniature photograph frame (5)

Silver Goldsmiths & Silversmiths tankard with foliate double scroll handle, London 1975, initialled ‘TNP 16 337’, 12cm high, 8ozt approx. 

A 9ct yellow gold bracelet set with a selection of mostly 9ct yellow gold charms, including a tankard, flags, a church, boats and others, 32.3g gross.

A late 19th century Chinese famille rose tankard entwinned strap handle, the exterior painted in polychrome enamels with elegant ladies at leisure on palatial garden terraces, gilt banding around the rim with butterflies and floral designs, late Qing dynasty, 11.5 cm high Vestigial gilding to the handle, some areas of light wear to enamels and gilding but generally good condition

A George III silver tankard, maker I.D, with scroll thumbpiece and banded girdle, the handle with engraved initials, London, 1771, height 19.1cm, 23.7oz.***CONDITION REPORT***Apart from some minor surface scratches in places, the piece is in good condition, with clear hallmarks.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An Elizabeth II limited edition silver tankard, to commemorate the investiture of Charles as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle, 1st July, 1969, Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1969, numbered 52, the lid inset with circular plaque, height 15cm, 27oz.***CONDITION REPORT***Quite tarnished in places, otherwise in good condition. Hallmarks clear.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Tankards including a pewter & ceramic tankard

HM SILVER TANKARD, TONGS & CIGARETTE CASE - APPROX 15OZ

A miscellaneous collection of items including an acanthus leaf wall planter, chamber stick, pewter tankard five Chinese cloisonné effect figurines and a collection Royal memorabilia tins.

Chinese bird and bowl, carved Chinese soapstone figure and further Chinese pieces including tankard, plates, small dishes, etc

A silver filigree dish, Sheffield 1897, maker Atkin Brothers, a silver backed hand mirror, together with a silver plated teapot, coffee pot and a tankard. 8oz approx

A silver christening tankard retailed by James Walker Ltd, 102 Oxford Street, London W1, 9cm high, 3.94oz approx, a Whiskey cork bottle stopper, a silver plated cork bottle pourer and a stainless steel cocktail wedge cutter by Mappin & Webb (4)

A Georgian silver tankard with scrolled handle, London 1766 makers mark rubbed, 10.6 oz approx, and a silver plated teapot.

A Red Arrows tankard commemorating The Royal Air Force Acrobatic Team 25th Anniversary, designed by Michael Turner

Two boxes containing sundry glass and china to include a silver plated tankard

A box containing a straw work box; various picture frames; a tankard and a small leather case

A Royal Doulton Beefeater character jug; silver plated on copper tankard; stainless steel teapots etc

A silver tankard Sheffield hallmarks no personal inscriptions. Weight 316g

A 18th Century Chinese export tankard mug cup with a central panel showing figures within a landscape, four panels around the central showing floral design. The handle in form of a dragon is in blue design with historic repairs holding it to body. Condition, chips around rim, wear to base. Repair to handle. Measures approx. 12cm tall. 

A Victorian 19th Century circa 1874 English blue and white transfer printed tankard by the Crown Pottery, St George, (Bristol), decorated with an alpine landscape with a chalet and church. It measures approx. 13cm tall. 

A GROUP OF BREWERIANA AND PICTURES, comprising Bass Ale and Bell's Whisky jugs (sd to one Bass Pale Ale jug), two Wade cider mugs produced for the Taunton Cider Company from a limited edition of 500, a TG Green/Bass-Worthington Uriah Heep tankard, two pewter Burton upon Trent tankards - one boxed, eight Newhall Pottery Bass advertising pin/ash trays (sd), six bar ashtrays including Carling Black Label, Bass Charington and Rawlings Mixing Waters & Fruit Juices, a framed Bass print with two other pictures (25 + box) (Condition report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and specific obvious damage as stated)

A Staffordshire bust inscribed Locke and three military figures, a two handled tankard and a cherub group, bust 19cms high

A Staffordshire "Drunken Parson" group, 19th century, one figure with a foaming tankard, the other a lantern. Height 24cm

Three Wedgwood Queen Elizabeth commemorative tankard / mugs and one other (4)

19th Cent. or earlier European, probably French, cup/tankard in ivory and marked solid silver (probably with the Dieppe brand) - the ornamentation is in characteristic Baroque style referring to Rubens: with corpus in ivory with particularly finely elaborated continuous bas-relief with typical Bacchanal and with very detailed ornamentation in foreground and background in repoussé and shows different faces, with a finely modeled satyr on the handle and with the lid crowned with a cupid with cup (wine cup). with European Cites certificate || Negentiende eeuwse of vroeger te dateren Europese, waarschijnlijk Franse, beker/tankard in ivoor en gemerkt massief zilver (waarschijnlijk met merk van Dieppe) - hoogte : 43 cm - gewicht : 3404 gram de ornamentiek is in karakteristieke barokstijl verwijzend naar Rubens : met corpus in ivoor met bijzonder fijnuitgewerkte doorlopende bas-reliëf met typisch bacchanaal en met zeer gedetailleerde ornamentiek op voor- en achtergrond; de montuur is deels in repoussé uitgewerkt en vertoont verschillende gezichtjes, met een fijngemodelleerde sater op de greep en met het deksel bekroond met een amourtje met nap (wijnbeker) - met Europees Cites-attest

18th Cent. tankard in ceramic with polychrome decor and with pewter lid || Achttiende eeuwse bierbeker in faïence met polychroom decor en met tinnen deksel - hoogte : 23,5 cm

19th Cent. German tankard in ivory and silver with its corpus with a battle scene with knights on horses and foot soldiers with European Cites certificate || Negentiende eeuwse Duitse beker/tankard in ivoor met een montuur in zilver (greep, deksel en basis) - de corpus heeft een fijngesneden decor met een doorlopende gevechtscène met ridders te paard en voetvolk

Hallmarked silver tankard - Approx weight 136g

Hallmarked silver tankard - Approx weight 90g

Hallmarked silver tankard - Approx weight 66g

A 19th century Samson of Paris porcelain tankard, inscribed 'A Trifle from Lowestoft, 1795', enamel decorated with floral swags, h.11.5cm

A George I silver lidded tankard, of flaring cylindrical form, the domed cover with scroll thumbpiece, the S-scroll handle with ivory insulators and monogrammed GS, the body with engraved armorial, the underside inscribed 'The gift of GS to MS 23:15', 23.4oz, maker John Carnaby, Newcastle 1721, h.18cmIvory submission ref: CGUQ3NRP No splits or evidence of solder repairs.No dents of note.Stands well.Hinge good.Sone shrinkage cracks to ivory insulators but no losses.Makers mark only to handle.No marks to lid.Mark to body partly worn.Armorial is clean and still quite crisp, probably later on this basis.Generally in very good condition.

Seven Antique Pewter Measuring Mugs of various sizes, largest 9cm high, together with 18th century Pewter Charger with touchmarks, 32cm high and a Lidded Pewter Tankard with glass bottom

Indian / Middle Eastern Copper embossed Jardiniere, Bowl, Swing Handled Bucket and large tankard, largest 20cm high

Collection of brass, copper and pewter to include two large candlesticks measuring 50cm h, a round brass bowl 31cm diameter, a copper jug, a pewter tankard, a brass pan and a brass tea caddy with picture of pheasants stuck on the side, small plated candle holder.

Three graduated copper measures together with a copper tankard. Largest jug 28cm h.

A vintage wooden football clacker together with a 19thC copper plated tankard 15cm h.

Collection of ceramics and glassware to include 10 x Sylvac animals, a Carlton Ware leaf shaped dish, a Crown Devon Fieldings Widdecombe Fair musical tankard, a Goebel Parrot 17cm h, a Coopercraft Siamese Cat, a Hornsea Pottery polka dot trinket dish, a Mary Gregory jug 15cm h and two matching tumblers, a carnival style vase, 26 cm h etc.

Silver tankard. London 1931. Weight 218g. Height 9.5cm.

A silver tankard Sheffield 1943, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd. 342g. 13cm h. Initialled to the front 'MD'.

Silver tankard London 1791, maker Peter and Ann Bateman. Weight 332gm. Height 12.5cm.

Silver tankard London 1724, maker W?. Weight 504gm.

A silver group of five:a Victorian tankard with bright cut engraved borders, Sheffield 1898 (with later cartouche engraved date 1954);a George V silver tankard, Chester 1926; three silver napkin rings (19th and 20th century).(Approx. 266g)

An unusual skull shaped tankard and a carved hard stone model of a skull.

Lustre ware commemorative large tankard.

A small silver tankard with engraved inscription.

A good collection of small silverware to include a small hip flask, engraved tankard, toast rack, pill boxes etc.

A Royal Doulton china figure HN13Y0, head a/f, a Royal Doulton figure, Daisy, HN1572, head a/f, a Widdecombe Fair Devon jug, a Widdecombe Fair Dartmouth tankard, a china plate (5)

A late Victorian ebonised figure of a warrior on a rearing horse 30cm tall, together with a treacle glazed hunting tankard and a brass clockwork engine 

Royal Doulton Character Figures The Foaming Quart HN2162 (Repair to tankard) & The Laird HN2361(2)

Royal Stafford Floral Decorated Tea Set & engraved glass tankard

A mixed collection of items to include coins, metalware, large Crown Devon tankard, Wedgwood Jasperware box etc

A BURMESE WHITE METAL CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER  Cast with numerous figures and animals within foliate bands, 17cm diameter, white metal wrist bracelet 8.5cm high and a Chinese white metal tankard, inscribed, Mabs, 16 March 1923, 15.5cm high (3)  Condition Report:the box with dent to cover, tankard slightly misshapen

A BERGEN 830 SILVER LIDDED TANKARD INSCRIBED ON THE BASE FOR 1925, THE HINGED LID INSET WITH A 1682 COIN ENCLOSED BY FLOWERING VINES, AN OVAL OF FOUR CHILDREN OPPOSITE THE HANDLE ABOVE THREE CROWNED LION FEET, 1166.2Gms.

A TUDRIC PEWTER PINT TANKARD,THE HINGED LID AND BELLIED BODY WITH HAMMERED DECORATION