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Antique Georgian silver tankard London silver hallmarks measures approx 25cm tall weight 316g

An assortment of ceramics including a Carlton ware 'Hanging' tankard with embossed hanging pilgrim to front and verse to back, a small Clarice Cliff pot, a Sylvac dog figurine, a "God speed the plough" tankard, a Doulton dish with small chip to handle, an antique weathered glass vase etc

Georgian pearlware commemorative tall mug/tankard, transfer printed in blue and black with the profiles of George III and Queen Charlotte and the salute 'Long May They Live' approx 13 cms h. (cr) Condition Report Good overall condition, the transfer on the handle does not sit perfectly straight, there is a slight brown stain on the right upper side of the handle. 

Clarice Cliff Autumn Crocus jugs, including the Stanford shape jug approx 9 cms, a creamer approx 9cms and a tankard approx 8.3 cms. (cr) Condition Report Jug I - no chips, cracks or signs of restoration, rubbing to the blue crocus and grass blades on one side. Rubbing to the orange crocus on the opposing side, light rubbing on the green rim, the brown band at the foot has several tiny scratches throughout. Jug II - the barrel shaped vase is overall in good order, painted scenes overall good, the brown band on the handle has small areas of colour loss, lovely jug with no crazing.Jug III - the paint work is in good order on both sides, the handle is in good condition, lovely jug with no crazing. 

Various items of metalware to include brass and copper kettle, height 24cm, a 1gill teapot with floral decoration and ebony style handle, two silver plated mugs, a pewter mug presented in 1957 'The Poultry and Rabbit Section', a silver plated bound wooden tankard, height 13cm, a large hip flask with cup, various other plated ware and a Caithness paperweight.

A Bourne Denby Danesby catkin tankard, Glyn Colledge mug and bowl, Gwili pottery cup and bowl etc.

A silver pint tankard (not engraved), London 1924 260g, 12cm tall

A silver tankard, not engraved, 233g, 11cm tall Davies & Powers Birmingham 1955

A collection of cranberry glass to include a pair of vases with silver collars; Brandon Fair 1909 commemorative tankard; bohemian glass

A mixed lot to include heavy brass figure of a setter, pewter tankard, AA car badge, trivet, Good Luck cat trivet, etc

GROUP OF MIXED ITEMS, 20TH CENTURY comprising a 20th century Chinese vase, decorated with a figural scene, bearing chinese text to back, as well as a tankard, a novelty winged glass vase and a glass tea light holdervase 18cm highQty: 4

Glassware, to include large bowls, glasses, coloured glassware, cut glass decanters, cut glass tankard, rose bowls, part dressing table set, etc. (4 trays and loose)

World Cup 1966 Tankard 4 1/2" high (E)

Hallmarked Sterling Silver Tankard - London 1833, 286g

Dartmouth Pottery Golfing Tankard

Three Toby Jugs Including Crown Devon Musical Toby Tankard

Art Nouveau Brass Metal Finger Plates and a Pewter Tankard

A late 19thC copper measuring tankard and lid, impressed marks, 18cm high, together with a French copper covered coffee jug, impressed mark, 17.5cm high. (2)

A Crown Devon Pottery John Peel jug, 18cm high, a musical tankard, "On Ilkla Moor Barht'at", 12cm high, and a John Peel tankard by Walter Lamonby, 11cm high. (3)

Mixed Lot: Various ribbon plates, resin model of Red Rum, tankard etc

Antique metal wares including a copper chesnut roasting pan, large 19th-century pewter tankard, brass candlesticks, brass trivet in the form of an owl, bronze pestle and mortar.

Mixed Lot: Various items to include silver plated teapot, various small vases, miniature brass tankard, gilt decorated covered jar and similar jug etc

A Miniature Wedgwood Wild Strawberry Service to Comprise Teapot, Hot Water Pot, Cup and Saucer, Lidded Sugar, Plate, Jug and a Tankard

A Box of Sundries to include Vintage Car (AF), Cake Tin, Wooden Tankard Etc

A box of assorted metalwares, to include three branch candelabra, swing handled basket, lidded tureen, tankard and flatware.

A Poole Pottery Carter Stabler Adams jug in the 484 shape and CF pattern, together with a Keith Murray for Wedgwood tankard.

A quantity of collectables, to include Chad Valley postbox, Wedgwood and Caithness paperweights, bakelite tea jar and 'barrel' tankard.

A Royal Crown Derby tyg or loving cup having white ground with deer transfer pattern, a cabinet cup in the Imari pallet and a miniature tankard also in the Imari pallet.

A vintage Dunhill desk top lighter in the form of a tankard.

A mixed collection of items to include Wade teapot, Poole pottery dinner plate, ornamental figures, Aldridge bud vase, musical ornament, serving plate, Ironstone tankard, teapots, cups and saucers, etc (2 trays)

A collection of Toby jugs, one Royal Doulton Toby jug, Edinburgh crystal tankard, boxed, three pewter tankards, etc **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

A Viking horn style tankard

A selection of misc collectables including a Pinder brothers tankard

1918 silver tankard by James Dixon & Sons Ltd won in 1920 for Officers jumping by Lt J Yorke OBE - 12cm high x 7.5cm diameter & 236g ~ dent to handle & surface abrasions

Carrs biscuit tin for Carlisle, chess pieces, glass vase, pewter tankard, collectors' spoons, trinket pots, dressing brush set etc

NIC COLLINS, a wood fired "Ugly Mug" tankard and an ash glaze vase, both signed to base and with gallery label, tallest 25.5cmPurchased by vendor at the Harlequin Gallery and with gallery private view card.Good condition, no cracks or restoration.

Blue colored octagonal shaped vessel featuring stylized birds and checkered patterns with cobalt blue border and an orange colored handled tankard featuring foliage trees with blue patterned border. Royal Doulton backstamp. Tankard measures: 4"L x 5"W x 5.5"H. Box measures: 6.25"L x 5.5"W x 3.5"H. Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Tankard has been restored.

A GEORGE V SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARDby Viners, Sheffield 1931, the plain body engraved with initials, gilded interior, 9.5 cm high 5 tr. ozs, together with a silver plated christening tankard by Walker & Hall. 9.5 cm high (2)

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARDby George Unite, Birmingham 1893, the fern cartouche to front engraved with initials, within bead rims, 6.5cm high, contained in black Morocco leather covered case retailed by Treacher & Co, Ltd, together with a George V silver christening tankard by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1927, with twin reeded bands, 9.5cm high, 8 tr. ozs combined (2)

A VINTAGE CHARM BRACELET in 9ct gold, comprising a curb link chain bracelet, each link individually hallmarked, suspending ten charms, a Ronson Varaflame lighter, a vase, a gem-set lantern, a swan, a rabbit, a scotty dog, a pig, a tankard, an acorn and a kettle, all hallmarked for 9ct gold, the bracelet c7.5cm, along with four other loose 9ct gold charms, (gross weight - c.40.4g)

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARDby James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1880, the fern engraved body with central cartouche bearing Hannay crest with motto 'Per Ardua Ad Alta', the handle with swan cresting, 9.5cm high, together with a George III silver Christening tankard possibly by William Cattell, London 1780 with later embossed body and inscribed to William Henry Hannay, 9.5cm high, 6 tr. ozs combined Note: the Hannay Clan is an historically important Scottish family, whose ancestral home since 1532 has been Kirkdale, Galloway.

A George III silver tankard, of plain tapering form with a curved shaped handle and heart shaped terminal, 14cm high, London 1801, maker's mark worn, 371 grams.

An Edwardian silver tankard, with curved handle and standing on a circular stepped base, Birmingham 1907, maker's mark untraced, 391 grams. S

A George V silver tankard, of tapering cylindrical with a raised hinged cover, with an S-scroll handle and heart shaped terminal, raised on a stepped base, London 1928, H Phillips, 867 grams. (S) 

A George III silver tankard, with reeded semi decoration and a scroll handle, London 1797, John Eames, 378 grams. S

A large Chinese porcelain tankard, 18th century, Height 15cm, diameter 11.7cm; a Chinese porcelain teapot, 19th century, with calligraphy and seated figures, height 6.5cm, length 13.5cm; a Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, 18th century, height 6.5cm, diameter 14cm; a Chinese famille rose porcelain cup, 18th century, height 5.7cm, two Chinese export blue and white plates, 18th century, diameter 22.5cm; a Chinese export blue and white shallow bowl, 18th century, diameter 22.3cm and two Chinese blue and white vases and covers, late 19th century, height 17.5cm. (9)

Poole Pottery collection of red earthenware and later ceramics including: a large vase decorated with a rooster, birds and flowers, with painted, stamped and impressed marks to the base, 22cm high, a large bowl decorated with blue birds, flowers and leaves, faintly impressed marks to the base, 24cm across x 11cm high, a jug decorated with flowers with painted and impressed marks to the base, 14.5cm high overall, a small wide shouldered vase decorated with flowers with painted, impressed and incised marks to the base, 13.5cm high overall, a small twin handled vase, possibly designed by John Adams, decorated with a leaping deer by Ruth Paveley, with impressed, incised and painted marks to the base, 12cm high, a small jug with striped decoration and black rim, painted, incised and impressed marks to the base, 6.5cm high, a commemorative bowl with 'ER II' to the centre on blue ground, stamped marks to the base, 13cm across, a small tapering vase with flaring rim, decorated with geometric shapes, decorated by Margaret Atkins, painted and impressed marks to the base, 14cm high, a small bowl or part of cruet set decorated with a rooster, stamped marks to the base, 5cm high, egg cup with green, purple and blue, painted, incised, and impressed marks to the base, 12.5cm across, a small panel brooch, marked to the reverse, 5cm overall, a Bo Peep dish, decorated by Marian Heath (De'Ath), incised '142' with impressed and painted marks to the base, 20cm across and another nursery ware mug or tankard, with impressed and painted marks to the base, 7.5cm high (13) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Crazing to the glaze of all pieces. Some discolouration to the crazing on some also. The leaping deer vase has a professionally restored (Very difficult to spot, even under a UV light) handle. The large bowl has a very small bruse/tiny glaze loss to the rim. The small striped jug has a small fault to the footrim, we think this is a manufacturing fault, not damage. Panel brooch with small chips. Some old adhesive marks to some which would come off with a gentle wash.

Truda Adams for Carter Stabler Adams Poole collection of ceramics: comprising a twin handled vase decorated with a stylised bird and flowers PN, decorated by Ruth Paveley, with painted and impressed marks to the base, 17cm high, another twin handled vase decorated with stylised flower, LN, decorated by Ruth Paveley, with painted and impressed marks to the base, 17cm high, a tall vase in the manner of James Radley Young, with geometric decorations, painted, incised and impressed marks to the base, 23.5cm high, a small jug, possibly designed by Harold Stabler, decorated with a seagull by Ruth Paveley, with incised '304' to the base, painted and impressed marks to the base also, 11cm high, a small baluster vase with blue, yellow and grey decoration, incised '198' to the base, with painted and impressed marks to the base, 14.5cm high overall and a large mug or tankard, with geometric painted designs, impressed and painted marks to the base, 11.5cm high overall (6) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Crazing to the glaze. Tallest vase with suspect area on the rim, no damage to see, but a small area of unusual paint. The jug with a bird has signs of damage/a crack to the handle. The large twin handled floral vase has a pin-hole fault to the glaze on one handle.

Royal Doulton Lambethstoneware tankard, decorated with figures playing cricket in relief, impressed marks to the base, 15cm high approx overall Overall signs of age, wear and use. Some small scratches in places. Some minor firing/glaze faults as expected. Otherwise seems ok.

Collection of silverto include: a Georgian silver goblet, bearing marks for Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London, possibly 1821, 15cm high, 294g approx, a silver tankard with gilded interior on pedestal base, 10cm high, 191g approx overall, a smaller Georgian tankard, with banded decoration, bearing marks for TD, London, 1820, 8cm high, 114g approx overall, a silver porringer, bearing marks for Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1938,5cm high, 131g approx overall, a shell shaped dish standing on three bun feet, bearing mark for George Unite & Sons, Birmingham, 1903, 13.5cm and two other silver dishes, 231g approx overall (7) All with overall wear, marks, scratches. Tarnish and discolouration to all. The goblet is dented and mis-shapen. Has inscriptions, which are partially illegible. Larger mug has monogram engraved. Porringer with engraved inscription. Both of the final two silver bowls have engravings/inscriptions.

Group of Winchcombe Pottery to include a Don Jones at Winchcombe Pottery iron glazed tankard, 15cm high overall, a cheese dome and cover with cream and speckled glaze, a set of six studio pottery cups or tumblers, jug etc (10) Overall wear, marks and scratches. Some firing and glaze faults as expected due to the firing. The storage jar and cover does not have a seal mark.

A LARGE MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE A COPPER KETTLE, CAST SCALES, A DOORSTOP, ANIMALS, A BRASS TAP, TANKARD, GLASSWARE, ETC

A PAIR OF DUDSON JASPERWARE CANDLESTICKS, WEDGWOOD GREEN PIN TRAYS A LARGE TANKARD WITH CHERUB RELIEF PLUS A LUSTRE PLANTER

A LARGE TANKARD WITH EMBOSSED DECORATION, MADE IN THE UKRAINE, HEIGHT 28CM

A late 18thC Qing dynasty export porcelain tankard, with a dragon handle, decorated in shades of blue, within an oval reserve, with a European village landscape, against a ground painted with floral sprigs beneath a pink scale border, 13cm high (AF)

A Qianlong famille rose porcelain tankard, with a dragon handle, painted with reserves of figures in a garden, birds and flowers, within a blue floral ground, 11cm high, together with an early 19thC blue and white, and clobbered chinoiserie saucer, 14cm wide. (2, AF)

A petwer tankard (13cm tall) with engraving to read 'Best wishes to Pete from Magic Highlay and Rory Storm 28-3-72. With notable damage to tankard.

George IV silver tankard of slight tapered cylindrical form, the body with two bands of reeded decoration and having a plain scroll handle, hallmarked London 1828, makers mark rubbed, possibly initials W.B, 12.5cm tall, 430gms

A large Lowestoft tankard painted in underglaze blue, circa 1765, numeral 5 to foot rim and label for Turner Collection, 14cm high

A collection of assorted silver items including a tankard napkin rings and some cutlery. Total weight approximately 370g. Postage B