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Two items relating to E T Fison, including a small silver plated trophy cup inscribed 'Repton School, E T Fison, 1st in House Hand Fives 1888' (14.5cms high), and a large pewter tankard inscribed 'Repton School, E T Fison, 3rd in Two Mile Walking Race, 1888' (16cms high). (2) *This relates to E T Fison later Dr Fison, who rowed for Corpus Christi and Cambridge. Lawrences sold a number of his oars in the May sale. *CR: Generally good for their age. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD with six repousse floral panels.

A Hallmarked Silver Oval Locket, of foliate design, similar, stamped "Sterling 925" (damage to bail), two St Christopher pendants, both stamped "Silver", and a novelty miniature "Whitebread Tankard" (unmarked) (total weight 23 grams),

Ceramics: to include two B&G porcelain shallow dishes  5"dia; and a Bavarian china tankard

Arsenal themed collectables: to include a signed, framed shirt; a tankard; framed tributes to legendary players and stadium themed collectables

A Canadian metalwares silver twin handled tankard, stamped BIRKS STERLING with raised upper and lower rims engraved RMGC CAPTAIN'S PRIZE 1903, two simple scroll handles, gilt washed interior, 10cm diameter at the rim, 12cm high, 13.5oztAs the headquarters of Birks Silverware is in Montreal, the initials on the tankard may refer to the Royal Montreal Golf Club.

A George II silver tankard, mark of Benjamin West (1739 - 1750), London, date letter indecipherable, of traditional baluster form with capped double scroll handle, later decorative scroll and foliate engraving around a vacant escutcheon shaped cartouche, raised on a spread foot, 12cm high, 11.2oztOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some minor surface scratches as to be expected. No obvious sign of erasures to the cartouche. Stands firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Hallmarks rubbed but mostly readable. Very feint signs of three initials to the underside.

A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of George Smith (II), London 1784, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, monogrammed to the side, 12cm high, 10.3oztOverall in fair to good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected together with some minor dents all over. Rim and foot both a little out of shape. Hallmarks clear and readable.

A Victorian silver tankard, mark of Robert Harper, London 1866, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, raised on a spread foot, the body engraved with a monogram and two crests, 10cm high, 5.8oztOverall in fair condition with no obvious signs of repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected together with some minor dents and two more significant dents to the side. Foot a little out of shape. Hallmarks clear and readable.

A George V silver christening tankard, mark of Asprey, London 1930, slightly baluster in form, decorated below the rim with an engraved frieze featuring Noah's ark and animals, simple handle, raised on a spread foot, signed to the underside, 8cm high, 6.6ozt

A George V silver tankard, mark indecipherable, London 1922, of traditional baluster form, with leaf capped double scroll handle and turned rim, monogram to the side, 13cm high,10.4ozt

Newcastle - A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of John Langlands I & John Robertson I, 1791, of traditional baluster form, decorated with repoussé scroll and foliage around a vacant scroll edged cartouche, leaf capped double scroll handle, gilt washed interior, raised on an engraved splayed foot, 8.5cm diameter at the rim, 13.5cm high, 10.4oztOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some minor surface scratches as to be expected. Gilding a little worn. No obvious sign of erasures to the cartouche. Stands firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Hallmarks generally clear and crisp, but compass point obliterating one of the initials of the maker's mark. Sign of a very, very minor repair to the lip near the handle. A very, very minor crack to the rim, just viewable with the naked eye.

Dambusters Davenport Collection Tankards, six in total, comprising 'The Take Off', 'The Breakthrough', 'Mission Accomplished', 'Hold at 60 Feet', 'Goner 68A' and 'Over Enemy Territory'. Together with a steel tankard marked Hartlepool dated October 1978.

Special Air Service interest, an SAS beret with Herbert Johnson of London label to the interior, an SAS wall plaque, an SAS blet, pair of cufflinks, a silver tankard prize cup 'Major A Watson TD from all ranks H Q Squadron 23 SAS (V) 1974, 218g gross, and another silver plate.

George III - James Stamp Superb Sterling Silver Quartz Tankard with Hinged Cover. Hallmark London 1790. Makers Mark for James Stamp, of Footed Form with Moulded Girdle, Fancy Scroll Handle and Ornate Pierced Thumb Piece to the Moulded and Domed Cover, Engraved Family Crest to Body. Stands 8.5 Inches High. Silver Weight 879.2 grams - 28.3 oz.

A Collection of Items to include an Art Deco mantle clock, Crown Devon Widdicombe Fair tankard, Ridgeway Ironstone tureens, Masons ware, Arthur Wood jug and Taylor and Kent part teaset in gold and white.

Excellent Quality - Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet Loaded with 18 Charms. All Marked for Silver. Comprises Clothes peg, Claret Jug, Rolls Royce, Tankard, Pumpkin, Old Ford t-car, Caravan, Chinese Boat, Log Cabin, Binoculars, Bagpipes, House etc. Weight 101.7 grams.

SAS Sheffield Mint pewter tankard, with SAS insignia 'Who Dares Wins' together with SAS cap badge. (2)

A QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLE'S INCLUDING WATCHES, A PEWTER TANKARD, COSTUME JEWELLERY ETC

A HALLMARKED SILVER AND OTHER COLLECTABLE'S TO INCLUDE A TEAPOT, CRUETS, A DUNHILL TABLE LIGHTER IN THE FORM OF A TANKARD, TABLEWARE ETC.

TWO ORIENTAL BOWLS, A SMALL POTTERY VASE, A EUROPEAN GLASS TANKARD, AND A POTTERY DOG FIGURE.

Early pewter pint tankard and a smaller plated tankard

Royal Doulton boxed cut glass pint ale tankard and 2 other boxed glass ale pint tankards

Silver George III christening tankard (London 1785, 3 1/2 oz), gilt interior

8 various mugs and tankards incl. Farmers Arms, Battle of Britain, The Ashes cricket Centenary tankard and others

Selection of unused blue and white Ringstone willow pattern tableware incl. plates, 3 piece coffee set, millennium tankard etc.

An unusual wine taster, bottle cork and a tankard.

A 19th century silver on copper lidded tankard the hinged lid inset with a Charles II coin dated 1666, with a tapering body and spreading foot, 18cm high

A Chinese porcelain baluster tankard, painted with figures in a landscape on a spreading foot and a replacement metal handle, 13.5cm high

Ernest James Holt - A silver vesta case engraved with the logo of the South London Harriers, together with a silver napkin ring initialled E.J.H., a white metal napkin ring with enamelled badge for S.S. Himalaya, and a similar manicure kit, an Amateur Private Club Football Trophy medallion, Kent County Championships medallion, a Metropolitan Police pewter tankard inscribed "Dear Billy 'THANKS FOR THE BLIND EYE' from A relief 1949-1974", a menu card for C.U. Hare & Hounds v. Mr E.J.Holt's Team, Saturday, December 3rd, 1927, signed, a South London Harriers 1871-1971 Centenary Dinner menu, a 1942 Race-Walking Record publication featuring an article by E.J. Holt and a programme for "The City of Melbourne Ball In honour of the visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, at the Exhibition Building on Tuesday 2nd March 1954" CONDITION REPORT: Provenance - Ernest James Henry (Billy) Holt, CMG, CBE (1883 - 1972) who for more than 50 years was closely associated with athletics. He started as a sprinter with South London Harriers and turned to the administration side of the sport when he retired, He became an honorary official in 1907 when he was appointed assistant secretary of South London Harriers. In 1932 he became treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Association and progressed to become honorary secretary of the Amateur Athletic Board and honorary secretary treasurer of the International Amateur Athletic Federation. He was Director of Organization for the 1948 Olympic Games in London and was later invited to be adviser and technical director for the organisation of the 1956 games in Melbourne. He also held other roles in the Los Angeles 1932, Berlin 1936 and Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games. In recognition of his services to the sport he was awarded the O.B.E. in 1947, C.B.E in 1953 and C.M.G. in 1957Freemasonry - He was initiated in Black Horse of Lombard Street Lodge, No. 4155, in 1922, Master of Athlon Lodge in 1938 and had coached the long-distance athlete, Gordon Pirie.

A VICTORIAN SILVER LIDDED TANKARDGEORGE ANGELL & CO., LONDON 1868The ogee domed cover with a shell thumb piece and engraved with a crest, motto and monogram, the body with a grape vine scroll handle and embossed with putti23cm (9in) high1495g (48.05 oz)The arms of the OPPENHEIM family whose origin is in Windeck an der Sieg, Rossel Germany, formerly Poland. The arms for this family are of German origin. The owner of the tankard is likely to be Henry Maurice William OPPENHEIM (1835-1912) who was born in Frankfurt, Germany the son of Simon Lazarus OPPENHEIM by Hannchen SCHIFF. Notably in 1868 he married Isabella Georgina BUTLER (1843-1933) daughter of James BUTLER of Lamberton Park, Queens Co. Ireland. Which suggests that this may be a marriage gift with an assay date also for 1868. In 1856 Henry Maurice William OPPENHEIM became a British citizen and was later of 16 Burton Street, London W. Blazon of the crest (as seen): a horse's head erased Motto: CONSTANTIA ET LABORE Condition Report: Maker's mark to body partially rubbed, rest are clearPlay to the hingeCover sits wellEngraving crispEmbossed decoration goodStands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Small Worcester porcelain tankard decorated with black printed scenes of may day and milking scenes, circa 1765 (restored)

George II half pint tankard of circular baluster form gilt interior, double 'C' scrolled handle, gilt interior, later chased and embossed with floral and foliate designs and a vacant cartouche, overall height 10cm, diameter at top 7cm, London 1733, makers mark unclear, 221gms

Smoking related items to include a Dunhill tobacco box in the form of a tankard, a Ronson lighter, and a brass stick lighter Location: 6.1

Hallmarked silver tankard Birmingham assay, engraved 17th May 1958, H: 30 cm, 259g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A box of metalware to include plated cutlery, pewter tankard, plated bowls, cut glass sweets dish, plated tureens, etc.

A box of metalware including silver plate, pewter, Mappin & Webb tankard etc.

A box of Christmas items including vintage tin and vintage box containing old glass baubles, a box of 12 vintage baubles and a Royal Doulton Santa Claus tankard

6 boxes of miscellaneous items including Roberts radio, ceramics, Aynsley, Royal Worcester, blue & white, jasperware, Staffordshire pot dog, pewter tankard, Mason's etc

Etched glasses and tankard with game scenes

AN ENTRENCHING TOOL, RAF TANKARD, BULLET MAGAZINE ETC

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS TO INCLUDE A GALLERIED TRAY, BASKET BOWLS WITH HANDLES, TANKARD, PIN TRAYS, CANDLE HOLDERS, ETC

Boxed Royal Doulton crystal golfing tankard. Not available for in-house P&P

A George IV silver tankard, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1948, of tapering cylindrical form of raised banded foot with scroll handle, inscribed ‘Nicholas’, 11cm high, weight 9.65ozt

An early 20th century silver tankard, two bands of turning, gilt interior, monogrammed, hallmarked Sheffield, 1925, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, 370g, H.12.5cm

A large Walker & Hall silver beer tankard, hallmarked Sheffield, 1947, 255g, H.16cm

BOX OF TUMBLERS, PLATED FLAN DISH AND TANKARD

Three Arts and Crafts water jugs and covers, by Joseph Sankey & Sons, two in copper, one in brass, of similar tapering from, stylised Art Nouveau bud pattern18.5cm and smaller, and a copper twin-handled oversized wassail cup or tankard, 20.5cm.Qty: 4

Minton, Coalport and Wedgwood porcelain pin dishes, tankard, boxed Wedgwood pin dish, cake plate etc.

Pewter chamberstick, small silver posy vase, EP tankard and an EP ladle in a George Butler of Sheffield box.  (4)

A collection of regimental badges, together with a WWII pewter presentation tankard:

After Archibald Knox, A Liberty Tudric Pewter Tankard having Stylised Sinuous Handle, Hinged Domed Lid, Stamped "Tudric Pewter 066", 17cms High

A George VI Silver Christening Tankard, Monogrammed JMM, Birmingham Hallmark, 1947-48, 96gms, 9cms High

A Large 18th Century Chinese Porcelain Blue and White Tankard, with Loop Handle decorated with Floral Garlands and Pattern Trim, Spreading Foot, 14cms High

A tray containing a plated tankard, a collection of crested spoons, enamelled badges, a cigarette case together with a Faber Castell slide rule in case.

A tray containing wooden tobacco jars, pewter tankards, a Royal Doulton John Peel musical tankard, Carlton ware bowl and a silver rimmed cut glass jar.

A silver Christening tankard together with a selection of silver plated ware

A Modern silver plain tapering cylindrical tankard, loop handle, hallmarked by James Dixon & Sons., Sheffield, 1961, pattern no: 6808 1 to underside, approx 11.59 ozt (360.6 grams), 13cm high Further details: marks clear, dent to handle, plain with no engravings to body 

A George V large plain silver mug / tankard, hallmarked by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1936, pattern no: 53699, approx 10.36 ozt (322.1 grams)

Collection of silver plated items to including candelabra, goblets, tankard, fruit baskets, condiments, flatwares etc