A few examples of appraisal values for
TANKARDS

• A pewter lidded tankard eight other
  A pewter lidded tankard eight other tankards and a jug
• Doulton tankard, two character
  Doulton tankard, two character jugs, approx 14cm H and smaller (4)
• Three English brass graduated
  Three English brass graduated tankards, late 19th/early 20th century of half-pint to one quart capacity, 3 3/4 to 6 1/2 in. H.
• An English Oversized Pewter Tankard
  An English Oversized Pewter Tankard of tapering cylindrical form with applied handle and lid monogrammed F.A.R. Height 15 3/4 inches.
• A 19th Century English salt
  A 19th Century English salt glazed stoneware tankard with sprigged ornament comprising a coat of arms with two supporters ''Friendship Love and Truth'' and two trees the handle moulded as a hound 5.5ins high (chips)
• FOUR PEWTER TANKARDS. European
  FOUR PEWTER TANKARDS. European 19th century.
• PEWTER TANKARDS & FLASKThree pewter
  PEWTER TANKARDS & FLASKThree pewter tankards, 1 pint to 1/4 pint with verification marks for George IV and later, together with a screw top ale flask with carrying ring bearing Germanic touchmarks (11" high). Condition noted, denting.
• Three Victorian pewter tankards,
  Three Victorian pewter tankards, first half-19th century large tankard of one quart capacity, pub tankard with spout, attributed to "J. Lemon of Kent," and a tankard of half pint capacity, sizes are 4 3/4 - 6 1/2 in.
• A Worcester masonic cylindrical
  A Worcester masonic cylindrical tankard, 14.5cm high
• (8) Waterford 13oz Tankards, (4)
  (8) Waterford 13oz Tankards, (4) Colleen, (4) other pattern, 4-1/2"H
• A GEORGE II TANKARD of baluster
  A GEORGE II TANKARD of baluster form, the domed lid with pierced thumbpiece, the handle with heart terminal, on moulded foot, 20cm h, by John Kirkup, Newcastle 1757, 26ozs 10dwts
• A German Salt-Glazed Tankard of
  A German Salt-Glazed Tankard of baluster handled form with a pewter lid decorated with figural scenes throughout. Height 16 1/2 inches.
• An 18th Century English Delft
  An 18th Century English Delft cylindrical beer tankard decorated in manganese with bold floral ornament 7.5ins high (rim fritted chipped and one crack to side)
• English Pewter Tankards English
  English Pewter Tankards English 19th century. An assembled group of three pewter tankards of cylindrical form one with engraved floral decorations various marks; tallest ht. 10 in. Condition: Thumbpiece on tallest is cut dents and scratches on surfaces.
• Royal Doulton Kingsware Tankard
  Royal Doulton Kingsware Tankard decorated with Golfers height 14cm
• A collection of various Character
  A collection of various Character Jugs Lancaster Sandland and Tankards etc (10)
• A Worcester tankard, Milking
  A Worcester tankard, Milking Maids pattern, 12.75cm high
• MEDIEVAL BRONZE TANKARD OR
  MEDIEVAL BRONZE TANKARD OR MEASURE 16th c. Heavy Bronze Mug, probably English, baluster shape with double riveted single loop handle, with collection inventory number engraved in base, 7 3/4" high, 6 1/2" x 5". A few water stains.
• PEWTER TANKARD. Probably
  PEWTER TANKARD. Probably Germany 2nd half-19th century. Tall lidded tankard with a relief plate of a crowned harpy. Split at thumbpiece 16 1/2''h.
• English Parian Tankard raised decor
  English Parian Tankard raised decor with Bacchus & grapes figural handle yellow pewter lid 9'' circa 1850.
• A pewter lidded glass tankard
  A pewter lidded glass tankard with wheel engraved and gilt decoration probably Russian c. 1890 ht. 21 cm a similar cut glass decanter with silver mount no stopper ht. 27 cm and a similar cut glass example of tapering form. Ht. 30 cm.
• A 925 silver tankard.Fully
  A 925 silver tankard.Fully hallmarked.weight - 360g
• PAIR ENGLISH PEWTER QUART
  PAIR ENGLISH PEWTER QUART TANKARDSPair English Pewter Quart Tankards,
• AN ENGRAVED GLASS TANKARD Late 18th
  AN ENGRAVED GLASS TANKARD Late 18th century of baluster form, engraved with hops and barley beneath `Iane Smith', the lower part with gadroon moulding, 18cm high; also a glass water jug applied with two neck rings, 26cm high (2)
• A German porcelain lidded
  A German porcelain lidded tankard, with imitation AR marks and a pair of English porcelain inkstands, 17cm wide
• GERMAN PEWTER-MOUNTED EARTHENWARE
  GERMAN PEWTER-MOUNTED EARTHENWARE TANKARDGerman tin-glazed earthenware tankard, 18th c., pewter thumb rest and lid engraved with initials IGK in heart-shaped cartouche, ribbed body with blue glazed sprigs, chips along bottom edge, approx 7"h, 4.5"diam, 1.5lbs
• Four Old Sheffield plate
  Four Old Sheffield plate tankards: tapering sides, "S" scroll handles, most with heart terminals and wooden base, two with monograms, English, 19th century, 4-7/8 in. to 6-3/4 in. Loss to plate, small dents, light scratches, two with repaired handle.
• A late 18th Century German blue
  A late 18th Century German blue glazed pottery tankard, decorated with portraits in low relief within strapwork borders, on a skirt base, 24.5cm high/Provenance: Rous Lench Collection and by descent to the current owner
• A George III silver baluster shaped
  A George III silver baluster shaped tankard with C-scroll handle the body later embossed with floral swags 5.25ins high by T.W. London 1774 (weight 10ozs)
• Sterling Silver Tankardtall
  Sterling Silver Tankardtall cylindrical form with slight taper chased and repousse foliate and mask form decoration to hinged lid. Stamped ''sterling'' below rim.12 5/8 in. 35.2 troy oz.
• Vintage leather tankard 7”H, an
  Vintage leather tankard 7”H, an antique iron lapped wooden tankard/vessel 7”H x 5.5” dia, and an antique wooden ladle 13”L. Condition: wooden vessel with shrinkage and ladle with shrinkage CT Transfer Fee $10
• A substantial silver barrel
  A substantial silver barrel shaped tankard Sheffield 1939 ht. 12cm wt. 9.5oz.
• A set of 3 Beswick Seriesware
  A set of 3 Beswick Seriesware Tankards
• SEVEN EARLY LEATHER TANKARDS AND
  SEVEN EARLY LEATHER TANKARDS AND POURING JUGS. 17th/18th C. leather tankards and pouring jugs with handles, including Blackjack and other examples, largest set with applied leather coat of arms and dated 1603, other with stamped date 1641, ranging in heights 4.5” - 9.75”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.
• A good George III silver lidded
  A good George III silver lidded baluster shape tankard the domed lid with pierced thumbpiece the body with moulded girdle scroll handle with heart pattern terminal and on moulded circular footrim 8ins high by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan London 1791 (weight 23ozs)
• An English Pewter Tankard Circa
  An English Pewter Tankard Circa 1790 with mostly illegible hallmarks to body Height 6 1/4 inches.