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A 19th century English blue and white pottery tankard, printed with a stylised landscape, 12.5cm high, (cracked).

Golf Themed Ceramics, including Doulton, Small and Tiny Character jugs plus plate and pin tray, FM tankard etc:- One Tray.

An eighteenth-century George III silver tankard, of flared cylindrical form, the body with coopered bands, the hinged cover with feathered edge, and engraved coat of arms, identified for Butler of Kirkland, quartered with Fleetwood, the underside of the base with the inscription, "From the Legacy of Hugh Dobie, to Alexr Butler Esqre. He lived at Kirkland near Sixty Years and died there 16th of April 1775 in the Eighty Sixth Year of his Age", with a gilt interior, fully hallmarked to the body by the handle, and underside of the hinged cover, sponsor's mark of William Holmes & Nicholas Dumee, London 1774, height 20cm, weight 1,173g/37.71ozt approx

A Victorian silver tankard or lidded pot, of cylindrical form, with spout and hinged cover, ensuite with a boar's tusk handle, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1899, weight 399g/12.82ozt gross all-in approx

A George III Pewter Tankard, with scrolling handle and bifurcated thumbpiece, touch marks for Birch & Villers, London19cm highVarious Other Pewter, mainly hollowares, including, spoon warmer, baluster measure, wine taster, porringer, monteith etc (qty)

MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND (1996) - Crew Jacket and Tankard - A crew jacket and tankard from the production of Brian Henson's 1996 musical swashbuckler Muppet Treasure Island.The jacket is a black bomber jacket, which is labelled size "M", quilted inside, and features the Muppet Treasure Island logo embroidered on the back. The tankard is decorated with various Muppet characters, and an engraved message on the side reads, "May the wind be always at your back! Thanks for everything, Brian and Martin." The jacket exhibits some staining on the exterior and some thread pulling on the lining, but otherwise both items remain in very good condition.Estimate: £600 - 1,200 M Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND (1996) - Collection of Production Ephemera - A collection of ephemera from the production of Brian Henson's musical comedy Muppet Treasure Island.Included in the collection are various concept art pieces of ships, sceneries, and characters, a script, production notes, and correspondence, as well as a crew gift tankard. The tankard is decorated with various muppet characters from the film, and an engraved message on the side reads "May the wind be always at your back! Thanks for everything, Brian and Martin." Some of the paperwork has been rolled or folded for storage, but overall all the items remain in very good condition. Dimensions: 40 mc x 30 cm x 25 cm (15.75" x 12" x 10")Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

Peter Springett Collection - Pewter tankard S.W.F.C 23.2.72 Santos (dinted), a quantity of programmes including under 23's away at Italy U23 May 1968 (punch holes), 73-4 away at Coventry - F.A Cup replay single sheet, at Hereford testimonial for Evans and Purcell (punch holes), Eric Taylor programme and 1992 Silver Anniversary menu both multisigned. Jack Charlton testimonial, league issues, etc.

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, including 1993 F.A Cup Final and Replay, newspapers, posters 1970s and 80s, tankard, soccer stars in action 1969-70 sticker album (incomplete), etc

A cast handled lidded pot, stamped GWR Hotels to the side and GWR to the lid and similar tankard, along with a BR (W) toilet roll holder and GWR ash tray (4)

A Set of Six Hallmarked Silver Handled Tea Knives, HB, Sheffield 1971, in a fitted case, a hallmarked silver sugar caster lid, together with assorted platedware, including a decorative pierced tray with cut glass inserts, hinge top inkwell on spreading base, Mapplin and Webb tankard, assorted decorative trays, cutlery, cake forks, etc.

A late 19th Century glass ale tankard of waisted footed form, decorated with birds perched on fruiting brambles under ruby spiral trailed everted rim, reeded loop handle, on riggare knopped stem and star cut circular foot with folded rim, height 21cm, together with ruby flashed glass cut crystal decanter and stopper, of elongated teardrop form, with diamond cut panel, height 40cm. (2) Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A Meissen tankard and hinged cover, or ‘stein’, circa 1830-60, painted in blue with ‘zwiebelmuster’ or Onion pattern, crossed swords mark, height 16cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A 19th Century pewter coffee pot, a quart tankard, another tankard, gill measures and assorted 20th Century pewterwares. (qty) Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A late 19th to early 20th Century stein tankard, pewter lid lacking musical movement, height 27cm, ten various dog ornaments, two framed oleograph prints, a Harrods hat box and a framed Chinese sleeve. (15)

A small Derby tankard, circa 1765-70, of barrel shape, painted in puce and gold with peonies and ‘banded hedges’, height 10cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A quantity of heraldic castings, to include resin cast facsimiles of heraldic symbols, a resin cast figure of hamlet, a bust of a King John, an engraved tankard, and a pair of brass printing plates, together with a small collection of lead knights in armour.

A collection of 20th century horse racing collectibles,china including collector's plates in original packaging, glassware, letter rack, wate paper basket, posters, pewter Derby tankard (1780-1975), jockey cap pin cushion, purse & paperweight, enamel pill box, glass paperweight, hip flask, souvenir silk wrapped horse shoe, scrap book, table mats, cushions, wall clock, cigarette cards, cardboard day passes and other miscellaneous items, (a qty.).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.

A William III silver lidded tankard, of plain, slightly tapered form, with hinged cover, and with engraved armorial to the front, maker's mark partly worn, possibly P*, London 1697, 19cm high, 31.5ozThis has slight evidence/marks from a previous spout addition/removal, some dings and marks, and scratches, marks are partly worn. Old solder to underside of base edges. No apparent marks to the lid, there is one to the handle. Please see additional images uploaded.

A collection of silver, comprising a Greek tankard with reeded decoration, stamped XEIPOE 925, 9cm high, a late Victorian part-lobed mug, London 1892, a pair of German dolphin form candlesticks on weighted bases, stamped 830, 14.5cm high, a similar dish, a five bar toast rack, three floating candle holders, a pair of taper sticks on weighted bases, a serving slice, cased, a pair of sauce ladles, two sets of six teaspoons, cased, three small boxes and odd flatware etc, 34oz weighable. (qty)

LOWESTOFT CYLINDRICAL TANKARD LATE 18TH CENTURY with scroll handle and upper thumb rest, printed with a chinoiserie design of pavilions in a landscape, with a man crossing a bridge, unmarked 14.7cm high Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics For a similar example see Bonhams British and European Ceramics and Glass, 17th October 2012, lot 81

A Charles II-style silver tankard, by J. Parkes & Co., London, 1935, tapering circular form, the flat hinged cover with a scroll thumbpiece, on a circular foot, 18.5cm high 34.7 Troy oz

Georgian silver christening tankard hallmarked London 1786, maker's mark worn. 64 grams.

Small silver tankard with gadroon decoration, engraved with sprigs of flowers and bands of leaves. Hallmarked London 1872, maker John Edward Walter & John Barnard, 121 grams.

A mixed collection of Antique Tiles including five in manganese glaze, A/F, and other partial Tiles, A/F, and a porcelain Mug/Tankard with loop handle, decorated with painted panels of Dogs and Birds flanking central Crest bearing inscription "Touch Not The Cat But The Gloue" A/F - Restored, 6"High.

A George III silver tankard, the domed cover with pierced thumbpiece over a baluster main body with central ring and engraved with a lion rampant amongst foliage and hollow scrollwork handle, raised on a circular foot (by John King, London 1779), 19.5 cm high, 20.21 oz

WW1 Royal West Kent Regiment interest. A silver plated tankard, commemorating the 2/4th battalion’s (territorial force) service during the First World War. Engraved with the regimental badge and motto, and showing where the battalion served, including Gallipoli, Egypt, and Palestine. To the underside is the trade mark for Barker Brothers of Birmingham. Notes: the 2/4th battalion landed at Suvla Bay, on the Gallipoli Peninsular on on August 10th 1915, and by December 13th of the same year they were evacuated and moved to Egypt. The tankard is likely a presentation piece given to a solider of the battalion in recognition of his service. Approximately 9cm wide across the rim (not including the handle), with a height of 13cm. Condition: three small patches of wear to the plated surface, and a few speckles of bubbling to the surface, otherwise good condition.

A WW2 era Royal Navy interest pewter tankard, awarded to a ‘Captin ‘Arris’, which is presumed to be Lt Commander Alan Moir Harris (1901-1954) of HMS Penelope. The tankard is engraved to ‘Captin ‘Arris from his pirates ALSTER April 12th-June 5th 1940. The inscription relates to the taking of the German cargo ship ‘Alster’, which was captured by the Royal Navy ship HMS Penelope off the coast of Norway. The ship was carrying iron ore to one of its bases, before being taken by the British. A hand written note with the tankard is from the wife of a Royal Navy man (unclear if this is Harris?), and it describes him going aboard Alster with a prize crew, and ultimately bringing the vessel back to England. The tankard was seemingly presented to the Captain by the prize crew to mark the occasion. It’s known that Harris was a keen golfer (mentioned in his service record) and coincidentally the tankard has a glass bottom etched with ‘19th Hole’, a common joke that refers to the bar at the end of a round of golf. Approximately 11.4cm wide across the base, with a height of 12.5cm. Condition: good. Normal age patination to the pewter, but no splits or dents.

Collection of Capodimonte porcelain items to include: jewellery casket, lidded tankard and jardinière with tin liner. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Damage/chips to the paws on casket. Other two items have no obvious damage.

Two trays of assorted 19th century and later china to include: two Swansea cups, Swansea chocolate cup, Newhall fluted teacup, straight sided Caughley blue and white tankard, Oriental design teapot, feeding cup, English porcelain oil lamp bearing label for Coalport, three English blue and white transfer printed tapering spoons rests and other items. together with early 19th century brass snuff box with Georgian coin. Mostly bearing P G White Collection labels. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Swansea cups - dull tone to one cup, the other two appear OK. Cider mug - badly cracked. Cup and cover - cracked. Fluted mug - wear and star crack. Worcester teacup - OK.

An Edward VII silver Christening tankard, with engraved decoration, circular reserve monogram engraved and dated April 1st, 1908, Sheffield 1905, 3.27oz.

A George III silver tankard, later crest and motto engraved, and further engraved 'Stoke FVAC B. A. C. 1878, High Jump (S. R.)', London 1768, 11.05oz.

A group of Royal Doulton cut glassware, including vases, a tankard, rose bowl, cream jug and sugar bowl, most boxed. (a quantity)

A brass jam pan, with a cast iron handle, Victorian copper tankard, and a brass Corinthian column table lamp, with a green shade, 55cm high.Buyer Note: WARNING! This lot contains untested or unsafe electrical items. It is supplied for scrap or reconditioning only. TRADE ONLY

A collection of 20th century Sunderland lustreware To include a Ship Sally loving cup and a Ship Sally plate; together with a Ship Caroline plate; a Mary, Peace and Plenty tankard; a large presentation teacup; a large The Shipwrights Arms's bowl; a sifting jug; and a smaller jug and dishQty: 11Craquelure throughout. The smaller dish with a hairline fracture running from the rim all of the way across. Chipping around the spout and the rims of the cups and jugs.

An Iznik pottery tankard Turkey, circa 1600of cylindrical form with angular handle, decorated in raised-red, cobalt blue, green and black on a white ground with alternating saz leaves and floral stems to the body, above and below bands of geometric designs, the handle with vegetal motifs 20.5 cm. highFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Winchcombe Pottery Tankard with ochre glaze and incised motif decoration. Impressed pottery seals only. 12.5cm highGlaze losses along the horizontal lines and rim, otherwise no other obvious signs of damage or restoration.

St Ives Leach Pottery - A large tankard with scroll handle, 12cm high, a smaller example with dark tenmoku glaze, 9cm high plus two greenish glazed vases, 11.5cm and 8cm. Pottery seals only (4)Single fleabites to the rims of both tankards otherwise no other obvious signs of damage or restoration.

Four studio pottery jugs to include Clive Pearson, Mildred Slatter, Michael Skipwith and an owl tankard. Tallest 22.5cm

AN IRISH PRESENTATION TANKARD FOR THE MARGUERITE, 1885plated, of plain tapering form, the front engraved Corinthian Match / 18th July 1885 / "Marguerite", with maker's mark for Waterhouse Dublin -- 4¾in. (12cm.) high

A Collection of Various Sundies to Comprise Ceramics, Tankard, Teapot, Carved Wooden Figure, Leather Wallet etc

A Collection of Late 19th Century Ceramics to Comprise Surprise Tankard, Teapot, Figural Wig Duster, Jug, Together with a Royal Doulton Oliver Twist Tankard

A Glass Bottomed Tudric Pewter Tankard with Enamelled Duck Lozenge to Body, Shape 5403

Spode silver wedding tankard, three Martin brothers style bird jars, three Parian busts and figure, four Beswick Freesian cattle and Beswick Puma.

Collection of car motoring interest including trophies, wall plaques, tankard, display case, etc.

TEIFI POTTERY SLIPWARE DRAGON TANKARD inscribed 'Un Peint o Gwrw Da', 12.5cms (h) and circular dragon plate, 18cms (diam.) with two Spanish dishes with enamelled type decoration and composite figure of a blackamoor, 29cms (h)Provenance: private collection Pembrokeshire

GEORGE V SILVER TANKARD of baluster form, scroll handle, engraved with crest of Bramhall Golf Club, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1931, 13cms (h), 11oztProvenance: private collection Pembrokeshire

Four novelty table lighters comprising a Victorian painted spelter example modelled as a guardsman, height 17cm, an Art Deco chrome and slate based table lighter modelled as a wine bottle and two glasses, height 11cm, a chrome Dunhill lighter modelled as a tankard, height 7.5cm, and a further lighter (4).

BIRNFÖRMIGER GEORGE II TANKARD. William Shaw II & William Priest. London. Datierung: 1752. Technik: Silber. Gewicht: Ca. 355g. Maße: Höhe 12cm. Marke: BZ London 1752, MZ William Shaw II & William Priest (ab 1749). Erläuterungen zum Katalog William Shaw II & William Priest England Silber 18. Jahrhundert Humpen Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Deutschland: 24,00 Euro inkl. 3,83 Euro MwSt EU: 40,00 Euro inkl. 6,39 Euro MwSt Weltweit: 75,00 Euro inkl. 11,97 Euro MwSt zzgl. Versandversicherung

GEORGE I TANKARD MIT WAPPENGRAVUR. Robert Timbrell & Benjamin Bentley. London. Datierung: 1715. Technik: Silber. Beschreibung: Das Wappen mit geteiltem Schild und Devise "Fedelis". Gewicht: Ca. 330g. Maße: Höhe 11,5cm. Marke: BZ London 1715, MZ Robert Timbrell & Benjamin Bentley (ab 1697, Jackson S.166). Erläuterungen zum Katalog Robert Timbrell & Benjamin Bentley England Silber 18. Jahrhundert Humpen Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Deutschland: 24,00 Euro inkl. 3,83 Euro MwSt EU: 40,00 Euro inkl. 6,39 Euro MwSt Weltweit: 75,00 Euro inkl. 11,97 Euro MwSt zzgl. Versandversicherung

A Collection of Silver and Other Items, Including a cased Christening Feeding Set, a cased Christening spoon, knife and folk set, a Christening Tankard, a silver baby's rattle with MOP ring, a tea strainer on stand, a set of six metal bowls, a silver stamp holder.

A box of miscellaneous, including nine Lilliput Lane miniature models, vintage hand painted tea cup & saucer and silver plated stag horn handled tankard etc. Lilliput Lane including: Mrs Pinkerton's Post Office 1989, O'Lacey's Store Irish Collection 1989, St Joseph School 1994, Langdale Cottage 1995 etc.

Mixed Lot: Silver plated rose bowl, napkin rings, tankard and other items plus two further spirit decanters

Spode The millennium celebration tankard with the original box

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER TANKARD, hammer effect on a stepped round base, fitted with a scroll handle and Greek key pattern rim, hallmarked Birmingham 1974, makers mark 'RT', approximate gross weight 417.0 grams, 13.4 ozt (condition report: heavily tarnished would benefit from a gentle clean and polish)

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS, to include two vintage typewriters, old singer sewing machine in wooden case, two boxed foldable clothes racks, brass items including a kettle on a stand, cannons, etc. heavy old metal iron, antique timber and leather foot operated bellow, studded, and fixed to a base, a selection of new boxed items included a gardener mug, lunch bag, metal tankard, T&G clock, etc. small chess set in red and cream metal inlay with decorative detail all chess pieces are present in a gold and silver metal colour, vintage dominoes by Will's Woodbine in original tin, a selection of treen items included bowls, trinket boxes, Buddha figure, duck figure, trays include a hand painted tray in green with flowers, etc. two noddy toy cars by Dekkertoys Ltd 1992, quality white table cloths, bone handled magnify glass, a set of artist brushes in a case, large sea shell etc. (sd/af), (3 boxes + loose)

AN ASSORTMENT OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL, to include two silver handled button hooks, a silver handled cheese knife, a silver handled butter knife, a silver handled tea knife, all with British hallmarks, also including a white metal miniature tankard, unmarked, approximate gross weight 33.3 grams, (condition report: general moderate wear, some rubbing to hallmarks and indenting to handles, weight of handles not determined)

A COLLECTION OF THREE BESWICK CHARACTER TEAPOTS, comprising two 'Dolly Varden' 1203 and one Peggotty teapot, a Barnaby Rudge character jug and a limited edition Yule 1982 tankard 2383/15,000, together with a miniature Pickwick character jug (6) (Condition Report: crazing to some pieces in varying degrees)

A GROUP OF LAMPS, CERAMICS AND METALWARE, to include, a selection of a lamps, a tall cream ceramic lamp with embossed floral design, a vintage brass lamp, a vintage wood shaped lamp in the shape of a boat, with two brass bayonets, etc. (all untested), a Smiths wooden square clock case engraved with a diamond design, silver metal clock face with gold colour numbers an hands, (the key is present but the clock seems to be over wound), Portmeirion size 2 brown ceramic hen chicken lidded vintage egg holder and a larger tan egg holder no name, J.H.Jones & Son corked stoneware vessel, two stoneware jars, a vintage metal mirror frame, (no mirror), vases, a large Tankard marked Harry. E. Tunnicliffe Ltd, (gilt rubbed) etc. (Condition Report: all items are ok would benefit from a clean, see main description for individual damage), (qty)

A GROUP OF MOSTLY ENGLISH SILVER ITEMS A pair of coasters by Jospeh Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1946, a tankard form mustard pot, another mustard pot, and a salt shaker, all by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1946, with blue glass inserts, two mustard spoons, two dragon decorated serviette rings and Malaysian Jawi marked toothpick holder 3.2cm to 9cm long Condition: Condition Report The salt shaker insert has cracked and is lodged inside, the Malaysian toothpick holder is dented. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Additional Information: Property of the Estate of CHUA Yat Chai aka CHUA Hock Tat