Antique Tankards

A Scandinavian Silver Tankard, Norwegian or Danish, maker’s mark only I intersecting S, perhaps Johan Schluter of Bergen, c.1650 on three pomegranate feet, chased with scroll foliage...

with unusually bright Horn body to the tankard and beakers. Height of tankard: 9.5 inches Height of beakers: 6 inches.

This extraordinary vessel is a silver-plated trophy/tankard in a highly stylized Art Nouveau form with strong neoclassical influence.

English William IV pewter tankard, marked, circa 1830.

American copper and brass barrel tankard, circa 1875 Dovetailed. Measures: Height 8 3/4?

The handles are beautifully sculpted as are the bodies of the tankards. The flared foot is well proportioned. These are possibly pewter under silver.

A rare ‘lady’s size’ silver flat-lidded tankard; London 1699; the maker William Andrews. As well as the maker’s mark, the handle has pinpricked initials I over V followed by conjoine...

Set of three 19th c. English tankards. All bearing the touchmarks of James Yates 1860-1890, Birmingham England.

A good English Victorian oak and silver plated tri handled tankard, oak with silver plated interior and banding and shield vacant cartouche.

A good English Victorian silver pint tankard with lovely engraved decoration. Hallmarked London 1881 and marked 'T B J H' for the maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons.

A beautiful glass and cut tankard, decorated with red lazure and engraved symbolism.

A beautiful glass and cut tankard, decorated with red lazure and engraved symbolism.

A very good quality George II half pint Sterling silver mug

This high quality hall marked silver tankard was made in Sheffield 1901/2. It has good proportions and weight and has bold raised and engraved floral and foliate decoration to both ...

A good quality English Victorian silver plated pint tankard with fluted decoration to bottom half, circa 1890 and marked 'T.W' for the maker Thomas Wilkinson & Sons, Pelican Works, S...

A rare version of a Lord Rodney commemorative tankard with a pearlware glaze. This quality piece has a relief molded border depicting a flag, cannons, sword and an anchor, the handle...

A Chinese export porcelain famille rose tankard with cylindrical body and splayed foot, the handle in the form of a dragon’s body with spine nodules protruding, painted in colored en...

This dating matches also with the style of the coloured flowers on the tankard's back side. 1739 / 40 is the point in time where the 'indianische Blumen' merge to 'Deutsche Blumen' a...

A fine quality chased silver Georgian quart tankard embellished with beautiful floral and shell motifs which is magnificently set on a matt background and highlighted with scallop su...

The Mark on this tankard dates back to pre 1896 Victorian Era. There are some cracks in the wood and the bottom ring moves a bit.

A magnificent James II antique silver lidded Tankard made in 1687. The makers mark is that of I A Monogram of London (see Jacksons page 135).

From the Romanov era, period of Tsar Alexander II, the cover and sides of the trompe l'oeil silver tankard chased to simulate oak woodgrain, enhanced with horizontal polished silver ...

This superb George II antique silver tankard is of baluster shaped form onto a circular spreading foot.

The tankard is plain formed in design with just an elegant strap work band for decoration.

Silver with partial gilding, marked Hamburg inspection of 1654-74 and master mark Peter Ohr I (1647-62). The bead and the lid with a frieze of naturalistic tulip and daffodil blossom...

A fine Famille rose tankard. The tall cylindrical body with flared base and handle with heart shaped terminal.

The tankard has an excellent patina and a wonderful lion crest on the cover and bears an ornate cast thumb piece.

Rare and Very beautifully decorated 18th Century Chinese "chicken skin" porcelain tankard. Handle appears to have been restored and there are some chips near the rim as well as a few...

A good George II plain silver baluster tankard with applied girdle,open work 'chair back' thumb piece and domed cover marked on base,cover and handle.

Early Staffordshire pottery ralph wood Bacchus tankard, late 18th century, England. The piece is in exceptionally fine order, an early example, crisp from the mold with high quality ...

Pint mug, in baluster form, decorated with early transfer prints of pheasants and two sheep. Transfer printing on bow porcelain is very rare. Prov: Taylor Coll; Winifred Williams,...

A Chinese export porcelain famille rose armorial tankard painted on the front with the arms of Newcastle upon Tyne, between floral sprays on either side, a decorative border at the r...

A rare Japanese Arita Tankard. After a German stoneware, probably Westerwald late 17th century original.

An exceptional and very large hunting themed sterling silver tankard by Holland, Aldwinkle and Slater, London, 1903.

A very good silver tankard with a well modeled snake scroll handle. The tankard highly decorated with dramatic scenes of big cats engaged in hunting deer amongst luxurious foliage an...

A good George II plain silver baluster tankard with applied girdle, open work 'chair back' thumb piece and domed cover marked on base, cover and handle.

Beautiful cut and engraved glass tankard with coat of arms from the first half of the 19th century, The tankard is beautifully cut throughout, and it also has a cut glass lid, In the...

A fine and extremely collectable ‘straight’ sided Provincial quart tankard and cover. The body is plain formed with a fabulous ‘hammered’ patina and sits on an elegant ‘skirt’ foot.

Hallmarked Elkington & Co. Birmingham, 1861. Measures: 25 1/2 inches (65cm) high. 235oz (7.3kg) Profusely decorated in high relief with scenes depicting a great Greek battle...

An exceptional and very large hunting themed sterling silver tankard by Holland, Aldwinkle and Slater, London, 1903.

George IV Commemorative Silver Tankard Memorializing Over 200 Years of Lord Nelson's Trafalgar Victory in 1805 Presented is a beautifully made English silver tankard made by Wil...

These colourful and decorative Royal Doulton tankards or steins stand 140 mm (5.5 inches) high and have a diameter at the base of 110 mm (4.25 inches).

A very handsome mid-18th century later chased baluster formed tankard and cover. The later floral chasing is set on a matt background for decorative contrast.

A rare and extremely collectable early Georgian silver cylindrical ‘ladies’ tankard and cover elegantly plain formed in design.

A superb quality Georgian silver baluster tankard of plain form design. The central body has a single band of elegant strap work for mid-lights.

A beautiful plain formed straight sided tankard and cover. The body elegantly tapers at the angles and has a lower strap work band for lowlights.

A large and incredibly fine mid-18th century quart sterling silver baluster tankard and cover decorated with ornate Victorian era floral hand chasing throughout.

A splendid quality later embellished sterling silver baluster tankard and cover decorated with elegant floral embossing which is the set on a matte background for contrast.

A fine and extremely good quality 18th century baluster tankard and cover elegantly plain formed in design and decorated with a “strap” work band to the lower part of the body.

A stunningly beautiful large flat top tankard and cover with hinged lid. The tankard is plain formed in design with a cylindrical body which has a stylish hand engraved contemporary ...

Charming sterling silver cup look like an ananas. Could be used as a tankard oder vase. Marks illegible. Weight: 171.5.  

Very elegegant small tankard in form of a wine barrel with vines in fancywork as decoration.

A rare wine cup carved similar in style to peg tankards of the region. Vine decoration and a hunter and stag surround the cup.

The green molded edges may have been repainted later but the small tavern tankard at the bottom was not retouched.

From the start, the backbone of the business was a wide range of utilitarian wares, mostly stonewares, including storage jars, tankards and the like, and later extending to porcelain...

From the start, the backbone of the business was a wide range of utilitarian wares, mostly stonewares, including storage jars, tankards and the like and later water filters, electric...

Typically representations depict him as a rotund, bearded duke or king, holding a tankard or mug, and often with a keg nearby as in this sign.