Before you is probably the most stunning collection of hallmarked silver tanks that you will ever see outside of a regimental silver room. They are listed individually, but I wanted you to get an appreciation of their size and presence when placed upon a table. Dine with the finest silver table pieces laid out for you, enjoy their commanding presence and know that you are in the company of the some of the best tables in the land! As silver prices continue to soar not only are the tanks fine works of art but a sound investment too, many of the tanks have a considerable weight in sterling silver. The tanks are all sterling silver hallmarked.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a MkIV male tank, this silver model is the finest silver WW1 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 9 inches by 4 inches approx and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a MkIV female tank, this silver model is the finest silver WW1 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 9 inches by 4 inches approx and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table. Pictures show the tank on the table of Government House.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Whippet tank, this silver model is the finest silver Whippet tank made to date. The tank alone is 7 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank, a known small run limited edition, was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Centurian tank, this silver model is the finest silver Centurian tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Chieftain tank, this silver model is the finest silver Chieftain tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of an Op Telic Challanger 2 tank, this silver model is the finest silver Challenger 2 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Challenger 2 tank, this silver model is the finest silver Challenger 2 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table. Pictures show the tank on the table of Government House.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Challenger 1 tank, this silver model is the finest silver Challenger 1 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Scimitar tank, this silver model is the finest silver Scimitar tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Warrior Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC), this silver model is the finest silver Warrior APC made to date. The vehicle is an awesome 11 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This APC was specifically made for the Regimental Mess table of infantry and mechanised regiments.

A stunning hallmarked silver WW2 German Tiger Tank. This is a beautiful example of the quality table centre pieces found within the Military Messes. The tank itself measures some 10 inches in length by 5 inches width, standing almost 4 inches in height. On its base it is approx 11 x 7 inches and heavy. This is simply the finest table decoration you can strive to own. The detail on the tank is staggering, it screams out the finest quality yet sits on its plinth in a very understated way, again the sign of true craftmanship, it does not need to say anything, it simply is! The tank is beautifully crafted by hands that are very accustomed to the high quality demanded by both the Officers and Warrent Officers & Sargeants Messes. Silverware like this only graces the finest tables, they are rarely found on the open market as many are passed down through the years within the Mess inventory, or where presented as wedding/leaving gifts by the Mess, they then remain within the families. A beautiful item, not only of a truely German wartime icon but of a grace that is somewhat lacking today, a fine table piece and a sound investment (especially as silver prices continue to soar). Lay your table and eat with the finest! A very detailed and scarce dining table centre piece, very heavy. This is absolutely beautiful and made by the finest silversmiths. Made originally for a German Veterans group. Simply stunning! A fine centre piece for any collection.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a WW2 Matilda tank, this silver model is the finest silver Matilda tank made to date. The tank alone is 7 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank, a known small run limited edition, was specifically made for the 1st Royal Tank Regiment mess table. 1 RTR fought through Africa in Matilda tanks during WW2.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of a Churchill Crocodile flamer-thrower tank, this silver model is the finest silver Crocodile tank made to date. The tank and trailer are an awesome 14 inches approx in length and extremely detailed. This tank was specifically made for the Royal Tank Regiment mess table.

A beautiful hallmarked sterling silver mess table piece of the French Char B1 as used on Jersey during the wartime occupation of the island. The Char B1 was one of seventeen French built Chars used by the Germans during the Occupation. In it’s day the Char B was regarded as one of the most powerful tanks in the world. This silver model is the finest silver Char B1 tank made to date. The tank is an awesome 8 inches by 3 inches approx and extremely detailed. A limited number of Char B1 tanks were made specifically for the table at Government House, Jersey and for the Islanders. This is a truely amazing tank model representing the occupation of Fortress Jersey and of course the only time enemy tanks have ever been on British soil.

Dine in the presence of the finest! A beautifully hallmarked silver menu holder in the form of a WW1 Royal Tank Corps Officer. These menu holders were first introduced into the Messes of the Royal Tank Corps towards the end of the First World War and have graced the tables of the Messes ever since. By the late 1960s there were hardly any surviving menu holders left, many had been lost, damaged or 'liberated', thus the few remaining were treasured with reverence and fond thoughts of those bygone days when the Tank Regiments were numerous. Therefore, we have produced a limited number, faithful in execution to the smallest detail - we re-engineered from one of the few surviving originals, re-chasing and presenting as they were back in 1918-19 - for the remaining Royal Tank Regiments and the Veterans Associations. The menu holder, approx 3.5 inches in height, bears a current hallmark and brings a grace of a former time to any table. The Menu holders will be available in either single figures or table sets of 6 and/or 12, price quoted is per each figure.

Dine in the presence of the finest! A beautifully hallmarked silver menu holder in the form of a Royal Tank Regiment Officer in number one dress circ 1980-current. Menu holders were first introduced into the Messes of the Royal Tank Corps towards the end of the First World War and have graced the tables of the Messes ever since. In recent times Officers of the Royal Tank Regiment have wanted to compliment their vintage Royal Tank Corps menu holders with a more modern figure hence these lovely new figures were developed wearing the number one dress. The menu holder, approx 3.5 inches in height, bears a current hallmark and brings a grace of a former time to any table. The Menu holders will be available in either single figures or table sets of 6 and/or 12, price quoted is per each figure.

A Royal Tank Corps signet ring in solid silver. The ring face is the RTC cap badge with the right facing tank, plain shank sides, very typical of the period. The ring face shows some minor wear to the tank badge detail. Ring is marked in the rear with 'Silver' and the jewellers mark. Tested as solid silver. A very fine and scarce regimental ring.

An extremely fine and well presented pair of dress cuff-links in hallmarked solid silver. Cuff-links feature the AFPDS and HESH rounds which are in proper proportion and presented within a Regimental marked box. These really are the finest on the marked and at a very cost effective price.

A fine gentleman's cuff-links and tie-clip set to the Royal Tank Regiment. Nicely made, black enamel background approx. 16mm dia. With a WW1 tank in silvered white metal, slightly doomed, looks stunning against evening and mess dress cuffs. Beautifully presented within a felt lined box. Available as either complete set or just the cuff-links. A number of people have been wearing them as sweethearts and blazer/jacket button hole badges. Cuff-links only £20.00, Cuff-links & Tie-clip £25.00

Regimental gate and wall plaques for the Machine Gun Corps, Tank Corps and Royal Tank Regiment. Cast in aluminium, approx. 12 inches in height and solid, with tapped lugs to the rear. Such plaques have been made for regimental use since the beginning, often found on headquarter or squadron buildings. Can be polished or painted ... 2 images of 1 RTR Cpls Mess reception room where the regimental lineage is displayed to the visitor on entering the mess, beautifully mounted on the Pipes & Drums tartan. Price per plaque.

Regimental signs as per the 1914-1940 period - these signs are made using the original patterns of the garrison and barrack roads from the pre-war period. Original signs to the time were made in heavy cast iron and are incredibly rare to survive the passage of time, to re-create that time we have re-engineered the patterns to produce much lighter aluminium signs in the correct size, style and design. An ideal present opportunity for that little something different - we have recently done signs 'showing the way' to the 'Tank Park', 'The Dozer Tank', 'NAAFI' and 'THE OC' ... What would you like? Simply email and we'll see if we can help. The signs for civil use were white background with black lettering and reversed for military establishments. Price per sign.

Regimental building plaques - Typically used for the messes, squadron buildings etc - nicely cast in aluminium, powder coated and hand painted in fine enamel paint - have done a number of these this last year for various regiments and private homes. Prices vary by size, design and painting required. Price quoted as a guide based on the two signs shown which were about 3 feet in frontage, price each sign.

A fine selection of sterling silver Tankie sweetheart and association badges, so if you love a tankie or have an affinity to the tanks be it as an ex-tankie or a family member is currently serving within the regiment then wear a tank with pride! Badges are priced individually - Tank Corps tank and WW1 tank are £25 each, Kings Crown RTR £30 and the Queens Crown RTR £22

A now very scarce and sought after commerative statuette of the RTR Memorial Statue of the WW2 Comet 'Tank Crew', as stands in London on the corner of Whitehall Court and Whitehall Place. The statuette approx size is 6.5 x 2 inches and 5.5 inches high. The statuette honours the Tank Crew above the legend 'From Mud through Blood to the Green Fields Beyond'. Really nice, very detailed and heavy, made in cold cast bronze resin. In mint condition having never been displayed. A good opportunity to obtain a scarce and sought after item of Tank Regiment history. The Statue was sculpted by Vivien Mallock and is based on a miniature maquette of a five-man Comet tank crew crafted by George Henry Paulin, the memorial shows the unique comradeship which exists among the men who fight in tanks. The Comet had a crew of 5: Commander, Gunner, Loader, Hull Machine Gunner and Driver. It was equipped with a 77mm high velocity gun and powered by a 600 horse power Rolls Royce engine. The Comet proved to be effective against the enemy of the day. The statue was unveiled by the RTR Colonel in Chief Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth on 13 June 2000.

A stunning and rare tank plaque of a WW1 Tank. Plaque has maker/company details 'William Foster, Lincoln'. 'Foster' made such WW1 tanks to give to suppliers and people involved in the manufacture of the tanks. It is very heavy as its made of cast iron, others were made in aluminium and there are known to be a number of bronze tanks made for the respective Foster A, B, C & D foundries. Some tanks also found their way on to the sides of threshing engines in the 1920s. It is about 38 inches long and around 13 inches tall. Obviously due to the weight (22kg plus) its UK buyers only unless you make your own collection arrangements at your own expense. A TNT delivery within the UK, is about £45.00-50.00 plus, depending on packaging weight. That aside its a beautiful metal plaque that simply demands a solid tankie collector to re-home it. Obviously worthy of intense appreciation!

A lovely 'Tankie' post box for the descerning Tankie, be it on the hanger wall, troop cage or simply outside the front door, receive your mail in the finest of style! Crafted in aluminium, powder coated black with a hand painted WW1 tank - measurements are height 40cms x by width/frontage 33.5 cms with a depth of 16 cms though a deeper depth can be available. To personalise your post box additional detail can be added to the frontage e.g. name, address or what ever takes your fancy - previous doors have had 'Mess Bills', 'D Sqn' and 'Cambrai Fund' in place of 'Post'. A little something different yet remaining practical and functional. Mounted to the wall through 4 pre-cut bolt holes designed to take security bolts.

A painted aluminium Royal Tank Regiment regimental plaque, Queens Crown. Often these plaques were hand-painted by the 'guests' of the Regimental Provost! Typically used on Squadron signs, walls and Regimental areas.

A very rare Royal Tank Regiment wall plaque in a chromed finish for external mounting. This is the only known wall plaque with a top quality chromed finish. It was made as a hard wearing weather protected (i.e. no troopers were required to 'bull it') wall plaque for mounting outside of the Regimental Headquarters building. It is stunning, a real quality piece measuring about 12 inches in height (see cap badge for comparison) that still gleams.

A very nicely framed centre section of a full sized regimental flag from 4 RTR. Lovely oak frame that presents this wonderful flag to its best. A fine study item for an ex 4RTR tankie. Crisp of colour and simply excellent.