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Silver plated cruet with glass bottles together with a Franklin porcelain pewter lidded tankard

Mixed Lot: Various silver plated wares, tea wares, butter dish, sugar shute plus a further large pewter tankard etc

Mdina glass vase together with one other and a glass tankard

A GROUP OF METAL WARES, to include a Garrard & Co Ltd Regent Plate salver with military description, presented to an officer in the Welsh Guards from the 'Commanding Officer and all ranks 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards' diameter 25cm, a TRS brass oil lamp with blue glass reservoir, patterned glass shade and chimney, height to top of chimney 78cm, an E Thomas & Williams Ltd Welsh brass miner's lamp marked Cambrian no 42217, a copper bodied tankard engraved with an eagle, a brass jam kettle diameter 27.5cm, etc (6) (Condition report: generally good condition, sd)

A GROUP OF GLASS WARES, to include a large cut crystal pedestal bowl (bowl and base are separate) diameter 27cm x height 28cm, two square decanters, a pair of round decanters, a Bridge Crystal Old Hall tankard, an art glass clown, assorted cut glass vases, jugs and tankards (17) (Condition report: good overall condition, would benefit from a clean, chip to base of one stopper, one tankard personalised with the name 'Paul')

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

Deutsches Reich 1933 - 1945 - Zeitgeschichtliche Objekte : Bierglas mit Zinndeckel mit Hoheitsadler. Glas - Humpen. Der Zinndeckel mit plastischem Adler mit Hakenkreuz. Im Boden Herstellermarke in Form einer Krone. Sehr dekorativ. Höhe: 165 mm.The Third German Reich 1933 - 1945 - Zeitgeschichtliche Objekte : Beer Glas with pewter cover and swastica eagle Glass tankard. The tin lid with plastic eagle with swastika. The maker's mark in the form of a crown on the bottom. Very decorative. Height: 165 mm.

A brass cribbage board, a treen brass bound rectangular box, a pewter tankard, a stell safe box, a pair of stirrups and other items

A brass model war plane, Pewter bowl and tankard.

A Silver Tankard presented to R. F. Cope, 20yrs. service at The Imperial Metal Industries Ltd., date 1972, Sheffield, maker J.D. & S. (James Dixon & Sons), 386 gms.

A servant's bell, pewter tankard, football rattle and a car horn

A quantity of mixed table lighters to include one in the form of a genie lamp, Delft ware, wooden, tankard, etc.

A brown leather vanity bag and a pair of leather half chaps, together with a Draughtsman's Slide ruler in green box, desk stamp and EPNS tankard in purple velvet box.

A vintage Royal Doulton tankard; Falklands War, Return of The Canberra No. 515 and a Royal Worcester tankard with pewter lid; Nelson's Victory at Trafalgar 50th Anniversary.

A Carltonware John Peel tankard.

Silver - A silver tankard, London 1929, height 10cm, weight 280g.

A box of mixed items including ceramics, a Victorian pewter tankard, a collectors doll plus a selection of masks and a bowler hat

COLLECTION OF BRASS ITEMS,including horses, a bell and a tankard

A George II West Country silver tankardWilliam Parry, Exeter 1752 Baluster shape with applied girdle on a spreading foot, the cover hinged and domed with a open scroll thumbpiece, a substantial double-scrolled handle with engraved initials 'F*C', engraved armorial for the 'ACLAND' family to the front, height 20cm, diameter 12cm, weight 26oz.Footnotes:Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, 7th Baronet (14 August 1722 – 24 February 1785) of Killerton in Devon and Petherton Park in Somerset, was Member of Parliament for Devon, 1746–1747, for Somerset, 1767–1768, and was High Sheriff of Somerset in 1751. He was a prominent member of the West Country gentry, and a famous stag hunter who used as his hunting seats his wife's Exmoor estates of Pixton and Holnicote.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A George II silver tankardmaker's mark only visible on handle, Thomas Cooke II & Richard Gurney, London 1736Slightly tapering form with an applied girdle and skirted foot, the hinged dome cover with open-scroll thumb-piece, the underside of base with inscription 'The Gift of Henry Legh Esqr to his Grandson Henry Cornnell Legh Anno 1736' also scratch number 38=17, with later engraved crest to the side, height 20.5cm, weight 35.8oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 17th century German Baroque style silver-gilt tankardJoachim Krumpholtz, Leipzig circa 1669, with later French import mark 1838-1864Cylindrical form, a hinged convex cover with stepped plain central panel and embossed decorative border above a wide polished rim, opening to reveal a gilt interior, to the top a large spherical thumbpiece, a C-scroll handle beneath with central beading terminating in a shield, the whole in silver and gilt, high and low relief repoussé and chased Baroque style floral and foliate motifs to the body, all on three ball feet, height 23cm, diameter 16cm, weight 37oz.Footnotes:Joachim Krumpholtz, a native of Leipzig, became a master goldsmith on 16 August 1669. From 1688 he was elected Obermeister (Chief Master of the Goldsmiths' Guild) eleven times. He died on 15 August 1707.ProvenanceFrom a private collectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 18th century wood tankard with silver mountsunmarked, mounts circa 1776 Cylindrical form with banded sides and two raffia bands, the hinged cover with a carved flower head, upper and lower silver mounts and applied silver roundel to the front, engraved with the crest of a Saracen's head, the upper mount inscribed in script lettering 'To his friend Peregrine Bertie Esq 1776 - The gift of Francis Mundy Esq', height 18.5cm.Footnotes:This is the crest of the Lincolnshire family of Barons Willoughby. At the time of assay we would expect the holder of the family arms, of which the crest is a part, would be Peregrine BERTIE (1714-1778) 3rd Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven and 19th Baron Willoughby de Eresby son of Peregrine BERTIE (1686-1742) 2nd Duke and 18th Baron by Jane BROWNLOW daughter of Sir John BROWNLOW 3rd Baronet. He married firstly in 1711 Elizabeth BLUNDELL (died 1743), widow of Charles Gounter NICOLL, and secondly in 1750 Mary PANTON, who we expect to be his wife at the time of assay.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two George III silver tankardsPeter and Ann Bateman, London 1795 and Benjamin Bickerton, London 1761 Both of traditional baluster form, with later decoration, with leaf-capped double scroll handle on a spreading circular foot, the first later embossed in high and low relief with a hunting scene featuring two hounds and pheasants in a woodland landscape, the whole overhung with trees forming a cartouche bearing an inscribed armorial and the motto 'TIMERE SPERNO', and a gilt interior, the other tankard later embossed with a pastoral landscape roaming with sheep and surrounded by trees, inscribed with the same armorial as the first, height 13cm, weight total 21.5oz. (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An antique Westerwald stoneware commemorative tankard for the Coronation of George II in 1727

A crate containing a quantity of assorted collectable items including wooden ducks, jewellery boxes, Dartington tankard, etc.

An interesting selection of ten mostly mid-19th century Sunderland lustreware to include: a teapot (papier mȃché lid), neoclassical-style shaped sucrier, tankard, cream jugs, saucer, small cream jug transfer decorated with the motto 'Ladies all I pray - make free and tell me how you like your tea'

A George III period 18th century hallmarked silver baluster-shaped tankard: scrolling handle, maker's mark T.W, assayed London 1771 (9.5cm, weight approx. 166g)

A large hallmarked-silver tankard on slightly spreading foot: gilded interior and maker's mark J.C. Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1931, presentation inscription 'May 1932' (13.75cm high, weight approx. 303g)

A patinated and iron-mounted miniature reproduction oak chest in early style: the lid with strap hinges, a pewter plate and tankard and also a separate bottle-shaped glass flask (21cm wide x 10cm deep x 9cm high)

Clarice Cliff - Tennis - A Tankard shape cream jug circa 1930, hand painted with an abstract linear design with and abstract tennis net with red banding, Bizarre mark, height 7cm.

German Westerwald - A 20th Century continental ceramic tankard, of ovoid form with loop handle, with cobalt blue decoration over a textured grey ground and metal hinge lid, signed, complete with certificate, height 16cm, together with two further tankards and a bottle of similar design and decoration, tallest height 23cm. (4)

Collectables to include silver plated flatware, dishes, a tankard, Bussey's table croquet, Chessman chess set, a 19th century tea caddy, and a Regency dish Location:

'Crocus' a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Tankard coffee set for six, dated 1929, painted in colours between yellow and brown bands, comprising, coffee pot and cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, six cans and saucers printed factory marks, coffee pot professionally restored, chip out of one saucer, 19cm. high (coffee pot), (16)

A Georgian copper tankard; a jug; a brass wheelbarrow; an 18th century bronze ladle (4)

A group of mixed items of metalwork, comprising: a pewter tankard, a pewter chalice, a skeleton clock, a longcase clock dial, a brass table lamp, a watch stand, money boxes, an oil lamp burner, a brazier and a pewter lid (lot)Provenance: the Estate of the late designer Anthony Powell (1935 – 2021)Please refer to department for condition report

A German novelty money box, 20th century, stamped 800, in the form of a tankard, with slit to lid and later white metal lock, no key, engraved Weihnachten 1902 Von der Urgrofsmutter to base and Helmuth to body, approx. 9cm high, weight without lock approx. 2.9oz Locked and with no key

A group of three stoneware jugs, English and Continental, 19th century, including a Doulton example, the body decorated with a hunting scene and figures; together with a stoneware bottle, 19th century, decorated with a hunting scene; a stoneware jar, decorated with ribbon-tied flowers, with a pewter lid; and a stoneware tankard, decorated with figures, a windmill, a tree, and a hunting scene, the largest jug - 23cm high (6)Provenance: the Estate of the late designer Anthony Powell (1935 – 2021)Please refer to department for condition report

A Wedgwood Pottery cigarette box and cover designed by Keith Murray, shape 3871, rectangular form covered in a Moonstone matt white glaze, another Wedgwood cigarette box and cover glazed matt green and a tankard mug, printed factory marks, facsimile signature, chip to corner of green box, 18.5cm. wide (5)

A 19th century purple lustre Sunderland 'Sailors Farewell' tankard and a Dixon wall plaque

A Wemyss cabbage roses pattern tankard Condition Report:Available upon request

An Art Deco silver tankard, of stylised form, by Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1937, a small silver cup with a circular handle, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1935, and an Art Deco silver topped glass trinket box, the lid with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1935, weighable silver 397gms (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

9 carat gold charm in the form of a tankard together with a yellow metal charm in the form of a policeman's helmet and a further charm of a horse drawn carridge, gross weight 9.60 grams 

LIMITED EDITION TANKARD, DAWN PATROL

A 9ct curb link bracelet, with attached gold coloured jump rings (lacking fastening), suspending a selection of 9ct gold charms, including an 'A' letter, a tankard, a lantern and a car, gross weight 21.9gms (at fault)

An 18th/19th century Chinese Imari tankard of waisted bulbous form, ht. 16.5cm (2 impact hairlines and some restoration)

A 19th century silver plated pint tankard with relief decoration of flowers etc, a similar half pint tankard

A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, London c.1764, makers mark of William Shaw II, with scroll handle, the plain baluster body raised on a spreading circular foot, (c.12.2 troy ozs). 12cm highCondition Report: Good presentable conditionSmall impact mark to mid-bodyClear marks Minor dings Handle engraved with marriage initials 'R.R.H' in triangular formSee images

A QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD, London possibly 1700, maker's mark *E* (both marks rubbed), the domed lid, with a gadrooned thumb piece with s-scroll handle and heart shaped terminal, with stylised foliate decorated, plain tapering body, on skirted foot (c.20.5 troy ozs). 17.5cm highCondition Report: Photos taken Lid unmarked

A Collection of Various Ceramics to Comprise Hand Painted Sterling Castle Tankard with Scotsman Stylised Handle, Toby Jugs, Royal Winton Circus Series Mug etc

COPPERWARE - interesting embossed Newlyn type copper tankard, 14cms H and an assortment of other old copperware

ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH, Lord Nelson jug, 20cms H, Lord Nelson beaker, 13cms H and Lord Nelson tankard, 10cms H and two similar miniature beakers

VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD - London 1889, Makers William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman, 4.1ozt, 7.5cms H, inscribed 'P A from Aunt Ursula'

White metal tankard with embossed decoration, stamped 'silver' to baseWeight 6.1oz

Dutch brass candle box, tea caddy, Japanese dish, silver plated tankard, silver cup

Georgian creamware tankard, together with transfer decorated Victorian nursery wares, other items

Early 19th century pearl ware Toby jug, together with a Leeds type creamware tankard, a 19th century blown glass wasp catcher and a Sunderland lustre jug

Tudric art nouveau tankard, in the manner of Knox. Numbered 053

18th century Queen Anne style brass candlestick, together with another pair of candlesticks, two Victorian pewter tankards and a gun metal measure, pewter USA Rifle Club tankard and a pewter Haringay Greyhound tankard

Victorian walnut sewing box, pewter tankard engraved 'King's Arms', silver plated items and a Brandy barrel

A Robert (20th century)Oil on canvasStill life with pewter tankard, clay pipe, tobacco and glass of beer, signed and dated 1938 lower right, 22cm x 31cm