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A George II pint tankard on spreading base, 4 3/4" high, London 1744 by HP, 375g

Heavy plain pint tankard with leaf capped handle 4.25 in high . London 1935 By C J B 335gms

George II half pint tankard with leaf capped handle and spreading foot. London 1746. Script JC?. 195Gms

2 BOXES CONTAINING QUANTITY OF VARIOUS WHISKY WATER JUGS, PART ROYAL IMPERIAL TEA SET, LIDDED TEAPOT, CHINA POSE, VARIOUS VASES, TANKARD ETC

Silver plated items, including coffee pot with bone finial, set of six cased teaspoons and sugar tongs, twin handled cup, tankards, bottle coasters and sauce boat, together with pewter tankard and other metal ware

Carved Kashmir hardwood tankard, two inlaid trays, carved tribal boat and figure, etc

Set of three French Sarreguemines cups and saucers, together with Capodimonte style tankard with hinged cover and blue and white loving cup

CELTIC F.C., COLLECTION OF ITEMS comprising copies of the Celtic View from 1968 onwards, newspaper cuttings, three collector's plates, trading cards, three glasses, two mugs and a tankard, The Captains of Celtic 1998 Futera limited edition cards in album, programmes and publications, along with three framed pictures (1987/88 team photo, vs. Manchester United poster 1992 and 2003)

COLLECTION OF WEMYSS POTTERY, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising a cylindrical tankard, a jug, a vase and a bowl, each hand painted with cabbage roses, marks to base, the vase and bowl retailed by T. GOODEthe tankard 14cm highQty: 4

An early continental soft-paste porcelain plate together with a French faience tankard and Japanese imari bowl.

A Mixed collection silver plated tableware, including, a tea service with an oval tray, tureen, tankard, egg cup stand with spoon, a deer antler carving set with matching chicken scissors, loose cutlery, and cased sets of flatware.

A miscellaneous collection of items including a scrolled metal mirror, a pewter tankard, a stainless steel letter opener, flint arrow heads, a silver plated muffin dish etc

A miscellaneous collection of items including two Imari type plates, a pair of brass candlesticks, a cloisonné box, loose flatware, a pewter tankard, letter rack, vintage tins etc

A German silver tankard, early 20th century, pseudo-Hanau marks,13cm wide18cm deep19cm high25oztCondition ReportFair condition overall with a few light traces of wear including small dents and surface scratches.

A Crescent Worcester tankard 18th century, of cylindrical form with chinoiserie figural decoration,14.5cm high together with two 19th century cups and saucers, a floral decorated tankard and a small pair of enamel vases (6)Condition Reportminor damage throughout. Hairline crack to the base of the reticulated teacup. Please see additional images.

A silver footed tankard together with cream jug

19th c Blue & White Spongeware tankard H14 D15 W11 cm

ARR Paul Young (Contemporary) a slip decorated tankard with sprigged decoration in brown and green glazes, 17cm x 10cmSome crazing to glaze, otherwise good over all condition.

Selection of brewerania ceramic items to include a Worthington candle holder, Irish Mist legendary liqueur bottle, Woodforde's Norfolk Ales tankard, Mackinlay's Scotch Whisky figurine and blue and white foreign bottle

Large assortment of mixed items to include antler handles carving set, King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Coronation souvenir programmes including Selfridge's portfolio, Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' tea strainer, pewter tankard, Watneys Special breweriana ashtray, Royal Copenhagen trinket dish, rippled carnival glass bowl, Art Deco brass crumb tray and brush, large robin ornament, figurine of girl on horse, frog door stop, wood cut scenery wall hangings, cow bell and a 'Scent bottles through the ages' colour pictorial guide, etc

Collection of studio stoneware pottery pieces to include two Wootton Courtenay Mill Pottery vases by Michael Gaitskell, Muggins style jar vase, hand painted tankard, small hand made terrier figurine, a signed flagon jug and abstract form dish vase

A pole screen with gros point panel of monk drinking from tankard, 134 cm. The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

A Chinese porcelain blue and white export large tankard - 19th century, painted with a shaped reserve with a lake landscape, on a white enamelled 'jewelled' ground painted with floral sprays, between floral and foliate and cell borders, the interlaced reeded handle repaired, 16cm high, hairline to rim, glaze crazing.

18th century pewter tankard, circa 1770, with scroll handle and acanthus leaf thumbpiece, touch marks and crowned X, H13cm, together with a Victorian 1/2 pint pewter measure, touch marks, weights and measures inspector verification mark (2)

Large porcelain tankard by Samson of Paris, decorated in the Chinese Export famille rose style with panels of flowers, against a low relief ground of butterflies and floral sprigs, with reeded strapwork handle, H15cm

Large 18th century Scottish pewter lidded tankard, the flat cover engraved 'W. Kilbrid', with bifurcated thumbpiece over a tapering cylindrical body, H25cm

Box of oriental part tea set, King George VI tankard, box of Art Glass sweets

A rare and unusual Great War ‘seaplane incident’ George Cross (exchange A.M.) and Second World War C.B.E. group of eight awarded to Group Captain P. D. ‘Robbie’ Robertson, Royal Air Force, late Merchant Navy and Royal Naval Air Service His heroic efforts to save his pilot from the blazing wreckage of their seaplane in February 1918 left him with such severe burns to his face, hands and legs ‘that his recovery was for some time in doubt’ The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, C.B.E. (Military), Commander’s 2nd type neck badge, silver-gilt and enamels, with its Garrard & Co. case of issue; George Cross (Act. Flight Cdr. Paul Douglas Robertson, R.N.A.S. 1918) with its Royal Mint case of issue; British War Medal 1914-20 (Capt. P. D. Robertson. R.A.F.); Mercantile Marine War Medal 1914-18 (Paul D. Robertson); Victory Medal 1914-19 (Capt. P. D. Robertson. R.A.F.); Defence & War Medals 1939-45, with M.I.D. oak leaf; Coronation 1937, the last seven mounted for wearing, together with an earlier mounted set of related miniature dress medals (8), with the A.M. up front, generally very fine (9) £16,000-£20,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Glendining’s, November 1999. Just three members of the Royal Naval Air Service received exchange-George Crosses. A.M. London Gazette 18 June 1918: ‘The King has been pleased to award the Albert Medal to Acting Flight Commander Paul Douglas Roberston, R.N.A.S., in recognition of his gallantry in endeavouring to save life in February last. The circumstances as follows: On the 28th February 1918 a Seaplane got out of control and spun to the ground. Acting Flight Commander Robertson, the Observer, jumped from the machine just before it reached the ground and landed safely, as the ground was marshy. The Pilot, Flight Lieutenant H. C. Lemon was imprisoned in the Seaplane, which, on striking the ground, immediately burst into flames, and notwithstanding that the vicinity of the Seaplane was quickly a furnace of blazing petrol, and that heavy bombs, a number of rounds of ammunition, and the reserve petrol tank were all likely to explode, Acting Flight Commander Robertson returned and endeavoured to extricate the Pilot, and only desisted when he had been so severely burned in the face, hands and leg that his recovery was for some time in doubt. He displayed the greatest gallantry, self-sacrifice and disregard of danger in his efforts to extricate the Pilot.’ C.B.E. London Gazette 1 January 1944. Paul Douglas Robertson was born at Willesden, Middlesex on 30 April 1891, the son of a Master Mariner and Marine Superintendent, a profession that led to young Paul being educated in London, Jamaica and Australia. In August 1907, he followed his father into the merchant service, when he became an indentured apprentice to George Thompson & Co. Ltd. and he subsequently qualified for his certificates of competency as Second Mate and First Mate. But the advent of aviation and the progression of war persuaded him to change direction, and, in October 1915, he was commissioned in the Royal Naval Air Service as a Temporary Probationary Flight Sub. Lieutenant. Having then taken his aviator’s certificate (No. 2454) in a Grahame-White Biplane at R.N.A.S. Chingford on 9 February 1916, he was posted to the seaplane base at Calshot. In January 1917, he transferred to R.N.A.S. Killingholme in North Lincolnshire, from whence he would have flown patrols over the North Sea; his service record notes him as having attacked an enemy submarine on 27 June 1917, ‘results unknown.’ Then in February 1918, on being promoted to Acting Flight Commander, Robertson took command of the Hornsea Mere Sub. Station in Yorkshire. It was in this capacity that he teamed-up with Flight Lieutenant Hubert Lemon for a patrol on the 28th, their Large Seaplane taking off at 1647 hours but, when at 2,500 feet, it ‘spun to the ground and burst into flames’; his service record refers. His bravery on that occasion, in attempting to rescue the pilot from the blazing wreckage of their aircraft, led to an Admiralty recommendation for an Albert Medal in Bronze, although it is said that other members of the relevant committee considered that ‘a recommendation for the Gold Medal could have been justified.’ The extent of the burns to his face led to the loss of his left eye but he was able to attend an investiture at Buckingham Palace on 31 October 1918. Roberston obtained a regular commission as a Flight Lieutenant in the newly formed Royal Air Force and gained steady promotion in the inter-war period, being appointed a Group Captain in July 1939. His appointments in the Second World War included a tour of duty in Canada 1940-42, including service as the Operations Station Commander at R.C.A.F. Patricia Bay, Vancouver Island, B.C., and, on his return to the U.K., command of the R.A.F. Station, Squires Gate, near Blackpool, for which he was awarded the C.B.E. He had earlier been mentioned in despatches (London Gazette 2 June 1943, refers). Placed on the Retired List in December 1945, Robertson settled in Cornwall, and he exchanged his Albert Medal for the George Cross in 1972. Following the death of his wife, he emigrated to Auckland, New Zealand, where he died in August 1975. Sold with a quantity of original documentation, including his Federation Aeronautique Internationale (British Empire) Aviator’s Certificate (No. 2454), with portrait photograph, dated 9 February 1916; a photograph album of mainly Second World War interest, including career notes, images from the recipient’s visit to the wreck of the Tirpitz in 1945, and pasted down mention in despatches certificate, dated 2 June 1943; a presentation programme for the 10th reunion of old Squire’s Gate personnel, October 1955, and an album containing numerous watercolour pictures by the recipient, including still life and nautical subject matter. Also sold with a quantity of presentation pieces, including a silver tankard, with hallmarks for Sheffield 1942 and engraved inscription, ‘Presented to Group Capt. P. D. Robertson C.B.E., A.M. from the Officers R.A.F. Squires Gate Oct 1st 1945’; a silver cigarette box, with gold inlay and initials ‘PDR’ to lid, hallmarks for Birmingham 1953 and engraved side inscription, ‘To G. Capt. P. D. Roberston, C.B.E., A.M., from members of No. 3 S. of G.S. (Squires Gate) incorporating Brooklands Aviation Ltd.’; a silver cigarette case, with engraved R.A.F. Wings to front of case, gilt interior, hallmarks for Birmingham 1940; a silver vests case, hallmarks for Birmingham 1923, with engraved initials ‘PDR’ to front of case; a damaged metal cigarette case with engraved interior inscription, ‘A small token of my great respect for my master F./Lt. P. D. Robertson, October 13th 1927’; together with a cut out section of uniform bearing his R.A.F. Wings and medal ribands, and a small quantity of buttons and studs. Please note that this lot is not suitable for shipping, but can be hand delivered within mainland Britain by prior arrangement.

TANKARD WITH MOTIFS OF SAINTS | Creussen (Germany / German 2nd half of the 19th century) | 2nd half of the 19th century | painted earthenware with tin lid | 25 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TANKARD WITH AN EAGLE | Creussen (Germany / German 2nd half of the 19th century) | 2nd half of the 19th century | painted earthenware with tin lid | 25 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

A TIN TANKARD | Central Europe (17 cm) | 17 cm | pewter, German inscription "Zum Andenken. . . " on the lid | 71 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Saxony (Germany / German 1727) | 1727 | pewter decorated with engraving and hammered decor, monogram and date 1727 on the lid | 26 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Europe (1853) | 1853 | pewter decorated with hammered decor, German inscription in the cartouche | 24 cm | note: Hallmarked on the lid | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Europe (17th century) | 17th century | pewter, on lid mongram MHP | 18 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TANKARD | Boleslawiec (Bunzlau) (Poland / Polish beginning of the 19th century) | beginning of the 19th century | Boleslavec stoneware tankard with tin lid, plastic decoration | 20 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Central Europe (1821) | 1821 | pewter decorated with hammered decor, monogram and date on the lid | 27 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Central Europe (18th century) | 18th century | pewter decorated with hammered decoration and engraved inscription, hallmark on lid below | 26 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Germany (20th century) | 20th century | pewter bowl from the period of historicism decorated with plastic decor | 28 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN TANKARD | Central Europe (1818) | 1818 | pewter decorated with hammered decor, monogram and date 1818 on the lid | 28 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

TIN WATER TANKARD | Central Europe (1819) | 1819 | pewter decorated with engraving and hammered decor, brass faucet | 25 cm | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.

Edward VII hallmarked silver half pint tankard of plain baluster form, Birmingham 1936, maker Henry Pidduck & Sons, height 9cm, weight 223g

George V hallmarked silver tankard or christening mug with faceted body, Birmingham 1913, maker Northern Goldsmiths Co, height 8cm, weight 104g

Georgian hallmarked silver pint tankard of baluster form with scroll handle, London 1753, maker Richard Guerney & Thomas Cook, height 13cm, weight 360g

Georgian Scottish hallmarked silver half pint tankard of plain tapering form, Edinburgh 1784, maker James Hewitt, height 9cm, weight 204g

Arts & Crafts conical twin handled brass tankard, repoussé decorated with coat of arms and Urbis Palladium Et Gentis, Henry IV and fleur de lys verso, H15cm

Art Deco hallmarked silver twin handled bowl and matching tankard or mug, Sheffield 1934, maker Lee & Wigfull, width of bowl 16cm, weight of both 339g

A Tudric pewter tankard design by Archibald Knox

A mixed lot comprising of a hallmarked silver spoon, two cigarette cases, a tankard and a cased set of spoons.

Assorted items including a cut glass lidded box, RAFA Battle of Britain tankard, Whyte & Mackay boxed mini flask , Chivas decanter by Spode, 2 Bing & Grondahl items, Royal Crown Derby dragon design cup & saucer etc. (19 items and 11 miniature jugs etc

Large ivory tankard, in the centre finely and deeply carved scene with allegory of the fortunate harvest in silver mount with fruits and faced decorations , engraved and chased ornaments, on four lions feets , lid to be opened with curved daim rest , fruit finial, carved border and hand grip in form of a female Angel. German 19th Century. 37 cm high. 2330 GrammThis item is not legal to sell in the UK.

A George VI silver tankard, monogram engraved, and dated 27.4.44, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1943, 14.06oz.

A group of crystal and glass including comport, measuring cup in case, tankard with boat decoration, etc

Royal Air Force range attributed to Sqn Ldr P. Bessant with Pingat Jasa Malaysia boxed set with full size medal, miniature and ribbon bar, miniature 1962 GSM two clasps Malay Peninsula, Northern Ireland, boxed Armed Forces Veterans badge, RAF silver wings sweetheart badge etc. Miniature sword on wooden plinth with engraved plate “To Sqn P. Bessant From All Ranks 2624 Sqn R Aux AF REGT. A miniature tureen engraved From the Officers of RAF Bawdsey, a pewter tankard engraved to Sqn Ldr F.T. Fauchon WDPW 1972-76, two RAF Officers peaked caps and a beret, all three with bullion cap badges. Also with a copy of Guy Gibson’s Pilot’s Log Book and a book on RAF Regiment history etc.

A modern silver tankard, 13.5cm, Birmingham 1969, maker TH, ___10oz, 310.6g.

A small silver tankard of bulbous form, with etched decorative border to top, inscribed monogram and date London 1924, maker Wakely & Wheeler, 8cm high, 157.2g, ___5oz, together with a silver-cased christening set of an eggcup, Sheffield 1927 and associated spoon, 49.7g, ___1.6oz, (2).

A George II silver half-pint tankard of baluster form, with leaf-capped scroll handle, inscribed maker's mark indistinct, London 1746, 9.5cm, 201g, ___6.47oz.

A silver tankard of plain form with inscription, Birmingham 1936, 11cm high, 326.4g, ___10.5oz, (one dent to side).

A Collection of Ceramics to Comprise WWI Peace Mug, Coalport Plate, Royal Crown Derby Dish, Poole Pottery, Musical Tankard etc (Various Condition Issues)

A Cased George VI Silver Tankard by I S Greenberg & Co (Israel Sigmund Greenberg), Inscribed Margaret Ruth Adey - on the occasion of her first birthday from uncle Ralph 6th Aug 1936' Birmingham Hallmark, 113g

A Quality silver tankard of 18th century design with a shaped handle and hammered pattern sides with raised turning London hallmarks makers initials RC. Weight 580g no personal inscriptions and very good condition.