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Qty of assorted interesting silver, jewellery and other curios, to inc a silver and filigree letter opener, 1892 silver half crown and other silver coins, a silver snake chain necklace, silver plated tankard etc

[6.7kg] - Qty of metalware, mostly silver-plated to incl tea pots, jugs and sugar bowls, tankard, cruets etc

Qty of vintage metalware items to incl balance scales, weights, lidded pewter tankard, large brass charger/plate etc

Mix of breweriana to incl advertising trays, ashtrays, glass tankard, corkscrews, double gourd soda siphon etc, with names incl Teachers, Ruddles Best Bitter, Ushers etc

A mid-19th century Staffordshire Pearlware twin-handled tankard/loving cup, showing a blue and white willow transfer design, with modelled frog and lizard to the interior, front of the cup marked 'T. P. 1856', 14cm H x 15cm diam not incl handles, some vintage paperwork included

Late 19th early 20th century Chinese silver tankard of tapering form, with presentation inscription, embossed decoration of boat scenes, against a bamboo background and dragon handle, on a circular base (Underside with Chinese character marks and S.S). All at approximately 7ozs. 12.3cm overall height.General overall condition quite good, some surface wear and scratching, dents/dings to rim and body, base is pushed in and tankard does not sit square. Additional images to follow

Edwardian silver tankard, with embossed decoration and engraved "LDRA THE McCALMONT CUP 1907", loop handle and hinged cover (pin lacking), with Britannia finial (London 1907) Carrington & Co, together with another, similar, without engraving (London 1911) same maker. All at approximately 22ozs. Both approximately 15cm overall height. (2)Tankard described without engraving - General overall condition good, some minor surface wear and scratching, no major damage or repair, base slightly distorted, hinge slightly worn, finial trident bent. Please note this tankard is engraved around the base rim L.D.R.A. 1913 MINIATURE OF Mc CALMONT CHALLENGE CUP.Tankard described as with engraving - Base is damaged, rim is pushed in, hinge pin is missing, finial trident is broken.Additional photographs to follow.

Three pieces of Bohemian flash cut ruby glassware, including a tankard and vase cut and engraved with stags, and a bottle and stopper with vines, the largest piece 21.5cm highSome tiny chips, some clouding inside the bottle. Otherwise in good condition.

A collection of silver items, comprising a silver sugar castor, made in Birmingham 1900, 23cm tall, a silver inkwell, 12.5cm wide, a silver tankard by C E, London 1939, 10cm tall, a silver salver by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, London 1898, 20cm diameter, a silver mustard pot by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1921,5cm tall, a silver mustard pot, Birmingham 1945, 5.5cm tall, together with a silver armada dish by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1965, 8cm diameter, and a silver dish by D & J Wellby Ltd, London 1938, 8.5cm diameter,36.5ozt weighable silver,(8)Condition ReportSilver tea caddy's hall marks have rubbed off

A silver tankard, by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1907, crest of a phoenix head engraved to the front,11.4cm high12.2oztCondition ReportWith signs of rust and scraches

A collection of silver items, comprising a set of six teaspoons, 8cm long, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1944, a set of six teaspoons, 10.5cm long, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1942, together with a silver bowl, 10cm diameter, and spoon, 13cm, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1944, and a silver tankard, 9cm tall, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1914,13.8ozt, (qty.)

Exceptional R S Prussia China tankard pitcher featuring the mold 29 Lily pattern with a scalloped base and highly ornate Art Nouveau-inspired handle. The central panel showcases a finely detailed portrait transfer of Madame Recamier, bordered by lustrous lavender iridescent bands in the signature Tiffany-style finish. Embellished with intricate gilt accents and molded lilies at the rim, the pitcher exemplifies the decorative richness associated with late 19th to early 20th-century Prussian porcelain. Although the red R S Prussia mark on the base is mostly worn, the piece's form and decoration are consistent with original Reinhold Schlegelmilch production.Issued: c. 1904Dimensions: Approximately: 15"HCountry of Origin: RussiaCondition: Age related wear.

This set of four Tyrone crystal 1/2 pint tankards features classic star-cut bases and traditional diamond and vertical cutting. One tankard is embellished with a finely etched figure of a golfer mid-swing, adding a unique personalized touch. Each tankard bears the etched Tyrone hallmark near the base, confirming the esteemed Irish craftsmanship associated with the brand. The heavy-weight crystal and refined design make these ideal for both use and display. A charming and collectible set for lovers of fine Irish crystal and golf memorabilia.Issued: c. 1990Dimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

An Arts and Crafts pewter mug, Period Pewter, monogrammed, pattern number 923, 12cm; a reproduction pewter tankard and cover; a pewter mug with novelty pipe shaped handle; etc (5)

Three pieces of silver, Birmingham silver lidded two handled cup 1914, makers mark Elkington, together with Sheffield silver 1923 small tankard with heavily embossed country scene design, makers mark Joseph Rogers & Sons and London silver 1902 tea caddy with embossed design to sides and lid. Gross weight 517 grams.

Assorted kitchenalia including antique double serving dish on claw feet, egg coddlers, tankard and cutlery / T19

Copper and brass ware including brass chestnut roaster, copper beer makers funnel ( missing tap), large copper tankard and copper jug / T33

A LOWESTOFT BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD ENGLAND, CIRCA 1768-1770 painted in Oriental style with a Chinaman holding up a sunshade and walking in a garden amongst plants contained in large pots, painter's numeral '5' in underglaze blue possibly for Robert Allen 14cm highProvenance: Paul B. Zeisler Collection, Albert Amor, 10th-30th October 1986, cat. no. 88 John Hewett Collection, Albert Amor, 1997, cat. no. 36 Henry Lawrence Collection (1925-2016) purchased from Albert Amor 12th March 2001 Another similar illustrated example can be seen in Sheenah Smith, Lowestoft Porcelain in the Norwich Castle Museum, page 19, no. 222   Condition Report: Examined under UV light. No restoration detected. No cracks or historic damage detected. There are areas of the mug where the glaze was not effectively applied and these have stained brown. Good, solid 'ring' when struck.Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request. Condition Report Disclaimer

A lidded pewter tankard, circa 1820, with double-scroll handle, a pewter jug circa 1820 with double-scroll handle and a pewter pint bellied measure with scroll handle, 16cm high

After Dirk Jacobz Vellert (1511-1544)The Drunken Drummerhis left foot resting on a drum case and holding a lidded tankard in his right handetching, 9.5cm x 6.5cm, and five others

Edward VII silver dish/saucer, London 1908, Josiah Williams & Co, with scrolling and ball edge, 11.5cm diameter, a silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1929, a pair of Elkington & Co silver plated napkin rings and a silver plate tankard, 2.71ozt total silver weight approx. 

George III silver tankard, London 1783, Benjamin Mountigue, of plain tapered form, engraved with initials, leaf capped scroll handle, on circular foot rim, 10cm high 

Mixed lot of silver plate metalware and other items including an Art Deco chrome cruet set in the form of a cruise liner with blue glass liners, a two-piece carving set the handles formed from deer hooves, a silver plated goblet, tankard with antler handle, two horn beakers, an inkwell and various flatware and other items 

A collection of ten assorted silver plated sporting trophies, height of tallest 21cm, a silver plated tankard, inscribed 'Presented by Dobsons (Staines) Ltd, to Alan Collins, Winner 36 Holes Stableford, Wentworth, 7th May 1987', height 13.5cm and a large quantity of assorted cut and crystal glassware, including Veritable Cristal crystal glass decanter, with set of six champagne glasses, six wine glasses and six matching smaller wine glasses, also seven cut glass decanters, two with silver plated decanter labels, 'Brandy' and 'Sherry', cut glass tankard, cut glass claret jug with silver plated mount, height 32cm, further set of six Czech Republic fine cut crystal glasses, etc.

A 9ct gold flat curb charm bracelet, with two charms comprising a playful puppy with revolving differently coloured gem set eyes, and a tankard, united by a 9ct gold heart shaped padlock clasp, combined approx 29.2g.

A mixed collection of 19th century and later items to include a brass leather-bound telescope, an 1805 sheet from The Times newspaper, two crucifixes, three glass plate negative portrait photographs, a pewter 1/4 gill tankard and other miscellaneous items. L.23cm (telescope shortest length as seen in photos)

Antique and Vintage silver five silver hallmarked napkin rings total approximately 83.01g a tankard approximately 45.48g silver hallmarked spoon approximately 17.78g, hallmarked propelling pencil, Norwegian white metal spoon

A box of assorted metalwares, to include Craftsman pweter tankard, silver plated trophy, brass trivet on wheels and cast iron bowl with cover.

BOX CONTAINING SEIKO GENTS WRISTWATCH, PRESERVE DISH, DOULTON VASE , WEDGEWOOD PLATES, RAF ROYAL DOULTON TANKARD ETC

A group of assorted plated wares including an Old Sheffield plated tankard, tea kettle, teapot, flatware etc.

A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF SILVER to include a George III oval form vinaigrette with monogram detail, approximate length 35mm, hallmarked 'IT' Birmingham 1796, together with a silver fork and tankard, both hallmarked approximate gross weight 87.7 grams, 3.09 oz (condition report: insert missing from vinaigrette, tankard is heavily distorted, handle has been glued)

A Lovatt-Langley Mill 1.5pt jug, two pairs of mainly blue and white vases, five pewter tankards sold along with a York Rose stoneware tankard and a selection of assorted mugs etc

LNER silverware half pint Tankard by Walker & Hall with script company lettering on side. Extremely good condition.

Two silver plated drinking vessels, one beaker and one small tankard

Tray of 19thC and later Copper and brassware to include Candlesticks, Tankard etc.

18th century Creamware tankard, decorated with sprigs of roses, H15cm

ARR GEORGE WEISSBORT (1928-2013) *ARRPortrait of a Seated Gentleman, holding a tankard, oil on panel, unsigned, unframed,122 x 94cm,Another, Half Length Portrait of a Gentleman, hands crossed, oil on board, unsigned, unframed,127 x 98cm. (2)

A Victorian silver tankard, London 1897, together with a silver napkin ring and silver bon-bon dish, combined weight 268g 

A selection of thumb cut Waterford crystal, together a varied selection drinking glasses, four water tumblers, beer tankard, water jug, etc

George II silver tankard, repousse chase flower and leaf decoration, double scroll handle with acanthus leaf thumb piece, Newcastle 1755, John Langlands and John Goodrich, later presentation engraved, '1874 Fat Stock Association', 335.4g / 10.78 t.oz.

Victorian silver christening tankard, swirling lower body with trumpet form opening, Birmingham 1888, with engraving, 127.8g. Base is a little mis-shaped.

This finely detailed Royal Doulton figurine, Robin Hood HN2773, presents the legendary outlaw in a rare moment of leisure. Seated on a forest stump, Robin raises a tankard in a celebratory toast, dressed in his classic green attire with a quiver of arrows slung at his side and a jug in his lap. Designed by the esteemed William K. Harper, the figure reflects Royal Doulton's masterful ability to bring folklore and personality to life through hand-painted porcelain. The base is stamped with the Royal Doulton hallmark and artist attribution, confirming its issue by Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd. in 1984. A bold and expressive depiction of one of England's most iconic folk heroes, this piece stands as part of a beloved thematic series.Artist: William K. Harper Issued: 1985 - 1990Dimensions: 8"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Dunhill Silver Plated Novelty Tankard Automatic Table Lighter. This lighter is untested and requires maintenance, would also benefit from cleaning. Approximate height 6cm.

A crate containing an old quill box for restoration, a wooden desk organiser, a tankard, tobacco tins, etc.

A silver tankard on pedestal foot, boxed by James Dixon, Sheffield 1977, 396g

A Hallmarked Silver Chunky Curb Link Charm Bracelet, suspending a large quantity of assorted charms, including articulated ice skating boot, spinning globe, knight's helmet, sailboat, gondola, salamander, souvenir, gramophone, ballerina, coin in horsehoe mount, grandfather clock, viking longboat, train carriage, lidded tankard, articulated fish, sombrero, coat of arms, etc, to a hallmarked silver heartshape padlock style clasp (270grams).

A large bulbous 19th century pewter lidded jug, approximately 20cm high (dented and wear), along with a 19th century pewter handled tankard with inscription , wear & dents (2)

An Elizabeth II silver mug or tankard, of plain design with stepped circular base and scrolled handle, hallmarked by WA Humphries, Birmingham, 1965, approx. 10.3cm high. Weight approx. 203.4 grams (6.5ozt) Further details: some scratches, wear and tarnishing.

A group of Wedgwood items including a Jasperware planter , a Wedgwood china coffee can and saucer, Wedgewood China Tankard, Wedgwood Elephant & trinket box in the same design, a Wedgwood lidded candle holder together with a Coalport trinket and Church.

18th and 19th Century English tankards. An 18th Century Worcester “Queen Charlotte” tankard, C.1783-1792, 13.5x9.5x11.5cm. A Mid 19th Century Staffordshire cameo tankard, depicting Thomas Box, Filler Pilch and William Clarke, 13.5x10.5x11cm.

Asibo Ido (b.1967) at Abuja PotteryFlagonstoneware, with grey glaze and incised decoration depicting a Fish36cm high; and an Abuja tankard (2).

A large 19th Century Famille Rose Tankard, with ornate handle, decorative rim and hand painted oval panel; together with another Tankard profusely decorated with multiple figures in typical attire embellished with gilt highlighted border; and a smaller Cup, a pair of Famille Rose sparrow beak Jugs; and an early Chinese Export monochrome porcelain Tea / Wine Cup, with red seal mark on base, as a lot. (6) Provenance: Purchased by the family of the present owner at Carton House Dispersal Sale on behalf of the Dukes of Leinster in the late 1940's.

A George III English silver baluster shaped Tankard, with etched and floral repoussé design, 'S' scroll handle, hallmarked London 1760, by Thomas Whipham, approx. 10cms (4") high, approx. 4.5 ounces. (1)

An important late 17th Century silver Tankard, hallmarked Isaac Dighton, London, date c. 1688/89, the top with inscription "Allye Course in ye Ryne in Thomond ye 14th of May. This Plate was won by ye 3rd horse Anno Domi - 1701," the main body of reeded form with central medallion depicting etched design of man on horseback, with conforming reeded scroll handle, approx. 7 ounces, approx. 10cms (4") high. (1) Provenance: The Westropp Family, Ballysteen House, Ballysteen, Co. Limerick. Note: The word "Ryne" is suggested that it refers to a townland adjacent to Quin Village, Co. Clare (which relates to Thomond). The Townland was thought to be owned by Ryan.

A good pair of tall Corinthian style plated Candlesticks, decorated in the Adams taste, 33cms (13") high; a large silver plated Tankard, a silver plated embossed Coffee Pot, and a bulbous plated Teapot. As a lot. (5)

An English creamware blue and white tankard, late 18th century, probably Yorkshire, with double entwined handle with foliate terminals, painted in blue with a chinoiserie landscape featuring pagodas, a large willow tree and rocks, unmarked, 12cm high and 9cm diameterCondition:Small hairline to underside of base, some wear to the foliate terminals on the handles and tiny fleabites to upper rim.

An English creamware Admiral Lord Nelson jug, circa 1805, transfer-printed in black featuring portrait bust with inscription relating to his death in 1805, opposed by a map of the Battle of Trafalgar with lengthier inscription, 17.5cm high; sold together with an English creamware tankard with Vicar of Moses print and lengthy verse, 15cm high (both heavily restored/repaired) (2)

A Wedgwood 'Ancient and Noble Order of the Bucks' creamware tankard, circa 1780, transfer-printed in black with the arms of the Society, a stag in profile in the centre flanked by two gentleman, framed by garlands and mottos including 'Industry Produceth Wealth' and 'Freedom with Innocence', faintly signed 'Sadler / Liverpool', impressed 'WEDGWOOD', 15.2cm high, 10.5cm diameter (restored) The Society of Bucks met between 1723 and 1820 in numerous pubs in London and Liverpool. Its primary purpose was entertainment with some social conscience, and in its heyday, it was a significant rival to the Freemasons. The club was renowned for its boisterous gatherings and drinking parties during its heyday in the 1760s and 1770s. The Bucks had an affinity for ceramic ornaments with transfer-printed designs echoing those they favoured on paper.

A large Caughley 'Parrot Pecking Fruit' cylindrical tankard, circa 1779-89, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the main pattern below a cell diaper border, C with serif mark, 13.8cm high and 9.6cm diameterCondition:Small firing flaw with associated loss of glaze to upper rim, otherwise good.

An unusual Wemyss Pottery Geese tankard, cylindrical form, painted with white geese, in colours on a white ground, impressed factory marks, printed T Goode mark, handle repaired, 14cm. high