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A Pratt-type Toby Jug, late 18th Century, the blue-coated paunchy figure standing with foaming mug and straw-covered flask, the tricorn hat and base sponged in black, ochre and blue, pan-figure handle, {19.5cm}.

A Liverpool Porcelain Large Mug, cylindrical shape with a looped strap handle, painted in Chinese style in "famille rose" enamels with two women watching two young boys playing with a flag and dog near a table and jardiniere, with a panelled and lozenged diapered border in red and orange at the rim, probably Philip Christian's factory, circa 1760,{15.5cm high}

An English Porcelain Small Cream Boat, of silver shape, painted on each side with a small spray of flowers in red, pink, purple and green, with brown rim and gadrooned oval low pedestal foot, {9.5cm long}; and A Worcester Small Mug, cylindrical shape, with grooved handle, printed and painted with Oriental figures about a table and jardiniere, circa 1770, {6cm} (chipped and cracked) (2).

A Chinese Mug, of baluster shape, chased with panels of figures and other motifs upon moulded foot, and another, larger slightly tapering embossed with insects and flowers, {14 1/2 oz} (2).

A Cylindrical Christening Mug, with engraved and engine turned decoration upon a beaded foot, {by Richards and Brown, 1863, 7oz}.

A George IV silver gilt christening mug, London 1827, of waisted pedestal form, the lower section embossed with flowers against a stippled ground, dragon and flame cast handle, 3.75" high, approx. 6ozs

A Victorian silver baluster mug, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1857, the body embossed with flowers and C scrolls, acanthus cast loop handle and raised on foliate bracket feet, 4.25" high, approx 4ozs

A SWANSEA POTTERY PURPLE TRANSFER PRINTED MUG commemorating the Coronation of Queen Victoria, the waisted body with two portrait heads of the Queen flanking inscription "Victoria Regina" above a crown and inscribed "Born 24th of May 1819, Proclaimed 20th of June 1837, Crowned 28th of June 1838" within a cartouche of British national plants, the interior with wide foliate scroll border and with "C" scroll moulded handle. Height 3". Diameter 3". Discoloured and rim chipped.

A SWANSEA CAMBRIAN POTTERY JAPAN PATTERN MUG of waisted cylindrical form, decorated in underglaze blue, iron red, green and purple lustre and with "C" scroll moulded handle. Height 3". 1831-50. Patches of glaze and paint lacking.

Two Llanelly Blue Transfer Printed "Asiatic Pheasant" Meat Dishes, transfer printed Guest-Duesbury mark, Length 18", crazed, a Standard Willow Pattern Plate, Diameter 9", and a Blue Transfer Printed Mug. (4)

A George III Sheffield plate serpentine tea caddy with threaded decoration and hinged lid with ivory finial; together with a Sheffield plated mug and an EPNS rose bowl

A silver christening mug; six bean-handled coffee spoons in case; a Victorian circular salt; a William IV mustard spoon; a butter knife; and other small items of silver and plate

A silver Christening mug, Jackson & Fullerton, London, 1901, campana shaped, rocaille borders throughout, presentation inscribed, leaf-capped scroll handle, case, {6oz}

Christening items, comprising; a Victorian thistle shaped mug, London 1838 by Charles Fox, a child's beaded spoon & fork, Sheffield 1882, and a spoon and fork 'Hugh', Birmingham 1932

A George III mug, the straight tapering sides with everted rim and slightly spreading base, the 'S' scroll handle with heart terminal, engraved with a crest and with an inscription beneath, London 1777, the makers 'JS' mark not traced, 12.5 cm high (5 in) - 10 1/4 oz

A Victorian straight sided christening mug with beaded borders and scroll handle, engraved with flowers and an inscription dated 1873, London 1871 by Frederick Brasted, 9 cm high (3 1/2 in) - 5 1/2 oz

A Crown Ducal pottery mug, designed by Charlotte Rhead and made to commemorate the coronation of Edward VIII 1937, decorated with bands of alternate blue squares and red dots within gilt lines on a white ground, 11.5cm. high, makers marks and 'C Rhead' to base

An Elton Pottery mug, made to commemorate the death of Lord Kitchener in 1916, of waisted form with loop handle modelled with a portrait medallion and the date beneath streaky coloured glazes, 15.5cm. high, signed 'Elton' on base.

A Victorian cylindrical Christening mug engraved with bands of floral and leaf ornament, with bead mounts to the scroll handle, 3.75ins high, Birmingham 1870 (weight 3.75ozs)

A late Victorian christening mug, the cylindrical body boldly embossed with floral and leaf scroll ornament, plain C-scroll handle, 3.75ins high, London 1894 (weight 4ozs)

George III silver mug, the pear shaped body with C & S scroll handle, the date letter rubbed but with a makers mark of HB, stands 3.75ins, 6 ozs.

A DERBY PORCELAIN CHRISTENING MUG, of cylindrical form with loop handle painted to either side with lakeside ruins, gilt inscription dated 1868 and gilt line banding, 3 1/4" high.

A GREEN GLASS MUG of ovoid form with applied threaded rim, loop handle and circular foot, 19th century, 4 3/4" high, a Mary Gregory style painted jug and another jug (3).

AN ENAMELLED COMMEMORATIVE BEAKER, of tapering form, printed to celebrate Queen Victoria's 60th jubilee, 3 3/4" high, a similar mug and two other beakers (4).

A VICTORIAN CHRISTENING MUG with scrolled loop handle, the tapering sides embossed with scrolling foliage, London 1895, 4ozs 11dwts.

AN EDWARDIAN CHRISTENING MUG of baluster form with foliate scroll handle and spreading foot, 3 1/2" high, Sheffield 1903, and a similar Victorian mug, Birmingham 1899, 3ozs 13dwts.

A 19th Century Lustreware Jug with yellow broadband gilt decoration, 5 1/2" high, a similar Jug 4" high, a small Jug with blue bands 2 1/2" high and a Mug with yellow band 2 1/2".

A Paragon china 2 handled mug Commemorative Coronation of George IV and Queen Elizabeth May 12 1937, 3" high.

A George III Scottish mug of cylindrical tapering form with slightly outsplayed rim, acanthus lapped 'S' scroll handle, on stepped circular base, by James Gilsland? Edinburgh 1781, 10.5cm (4.1/8"), approx. 8.5 ozs.

An 18th century pewter charger, London touch marks, 42cm (16.5" diameter); a graduated group of four Victorian baluster measures, pint - quarter gill; a Victorian pewter two handled beer mug with glass base, 18cm (7"), (6).

A Tudric hammered pewter circular tazza, 9" diameter; also a comport; a Tudric mug; and four other minor pieces (7).

A Wemyss ware circular powder bowl cover (only), decorated with thistles, 7 1/4" diameter; also a Kirkcaldy mug; and a small cream jug (af) (3).

An embossed silver mug on scroll feet London, 1856 3"

A Beswick jug, a salt and pepper in the form of Dutch houses and a Dutch mug

Sheffield mug with beaded borders and handle, the body engraved with foliage, Sheffield 1897, 4" high, 5 oz.

Cased egg cup, napkin ring and spoon, a modern coaster, small two-handled trophy cup, a small goblet shaped trophy cup and a christening mug with loop handle.

Edward VII christening mug of waisted form, Birmingham 1919, 2.5" high, 2.5 ozs.

A small silver (?) mug, a pierced silver mustard pot, 1900, a Victorian muffineer 1881, and a pair of cruet items. (5)

A small George III silver mug, maker CK (?), 1810

An early 19th Century Masonic grey glazed circular tapered creamware mug, applied brown paint of a temple, figures and masonic regalia, with scroll handle, 5.5in. high (chipped and cracked).

A Victorian 3in. cylindrical christening mug dedicated to 'Hugh Tom Nicholson born December 1874' (cracked); a continental 2.75in. circular tapered beaker with applied coloured prints of birds within gilt cartouches on yellow ground; a 19th Century Staffordshire glazed terracotta cylindrical mug inscribed 'Joe Thwaites'; and a 19th Century pottery cup and saucer with applied printed inscription 'Blaydon and Stella Mechanics Institution' (cup cracked). (5)

An "Asiatic Pheasant" pattern 17.75in. oblong meat plate; a Copeland Spodes Italian pattern cylindrical 5.75in. spill vase; a 3.5in. copper lustre jug; a Staffordshire 4.75in. cylindrical spill vase entitled "Welsh Costumes", no. 6, also entitled "The Bidding"; two 3.25in. circular miniature blue and white plates; a Staffordshire 3.5in. circular tapered mug decorated flowers; and a Staffordshire 5in. circular tapered jug with raised coloured floral decoration. (8)

A collection of five copper lustre jugs, 4.75in. - 3in. high; and a copper lustre mug with raised red rose decoration.

A Maling 3.25in. cylindrical mug decorated panels of the Tyne bridges and exhibition buildings of the Newcastle upon Tyne 1929 North East Coast Exhibition.

A Sunderland 4in. cylindrical mug with coloured transfer decoration of cherubs playing musical instruments and inscription "A present from Sunderland", with bracket handle (crazed and chipped); and a Sunderland 8.5in. oblong wall plaque with painted transfer wreath decoration and text "Thou God seest me" (chipped and crazed).

A fine Sunderland 5in. cylindrical frog mug, decorated coloured panels of the bridge and "The arms of the ancient and honourable fraternity of free and accepted masons", with scroll handle. (base slightly chipped)

An early George III Newcastle mug, baluster shaped with scrollwork handle on rim foot, engraved initials, by John Langlands, Newcastle 1760, 11oz.

A 19th century pottery jug printed with a boar hunting scene and figures crossing a stream, impressed 'Schramberg'. 17cm high, and a 19th century pottery two-handled mug, (crazed)

BIJOUTERIE - A Georg Jensen hammer finished mug, with acanthus capped scroll handle, 2.5in high, marked Georg Jensen 925, shape 444

BIJOUTERIE - A George I miniature mug, of tapering cylindrical form, with scroll handle and moulded rim and foot, gilt interior, 1.25in high, sponsor's mark and lion passant only, David Clayton, c.1720

DERBY PORCELAIN - A Derby porter mug, painted by Moses Webster with three colourful bouquets of summer flowers, gilt line borders, the angular loop handle with gilt leaf detail, 3.5in high, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in red, c.1815.

DERBY PORCELAIN - A Derby cylindrical mug, painted by Edward Withers with floral swags suspended from a ribbed border detailed in blue and gilt, the scroll handle edged in gilt, 5.75in high, unmarked, c.1780 (cracked). See footnote to lot 131

DERBY PORCELAIN - A Derby cylindrical ribbed mug, with blue and gilt lozenge border, gilt detail to handle, 4.25in high, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in puce, c.1790

DERBY PORCELAIN - A good Derby porter mug, painted by George Robertson with a summer wooded river landscape in a gilt bordered panel reserved on a ground of Regency foliate gilding, 4.75in high, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in red, gilders numeral 13 in red, c. 1810-1815. See footnote to lot 130

ENGLISH POTTERY - A Staffordshire pearlware cylindrical mug, inscribed 'Joseph Hough 1789' within a leaf and flowerhead cartouche, shaped vermicular rim border in tones of green and iron red, 5in high, c.1789

A Victorian blue and white octagonal Birds and Willow pattern meatplate, Ornithological Series by Andrew Stevenson, 11.5ins, a matching plate, 10.5ins and Temple Landscape pattern mug, possibly Spode, 5ins

An early 19th century Chinese armorial export porcelain mug decorated with the Snodgrass coat of arms, 5ins (restored) and another mug (a.f.)

A Copeland Spode Italian 8-piece miniature tete a tete tea set, a Worcester coffee can and a floral decorated mug

A Victorian Sunderland lustre frog in a mug, decorated with the Mariners Compass and a Victorian pig money box, 4ins

A George III silver baluster mug with acanthus scroll handle, makers William Pitts and Jos Preedy, 1770 (11ozs)