An early Victorian silver quarter pint tankard or christening mug with clear hallmarks for London 1846, Victoria�s head, and makers mark for Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. This silver tankard has been made in the classic Georgian style, still current in the early years of Queen Victoria�s reign. The tankard has an outward slanting form, with ringed bands around the base, body and top. The handle is also in keeping, with a flat thumb rest and scrolling detail below. In excellent condition, no damage or dents. The tankard holds a quarter pint of liquid. The size makes it a suitable christening gift but it is also collectible.We are happy to discuss your enquiries by phone, What�s App or email. We can arrange delivery of larger items for you by professional and reliable couriers - please contact us for a delivery cost. The charge for postage/packing of smaller items in the UK is �10 and Europe �20. Please enquire for delivery charges outside UK and Europe. Whenever possible we use a Signed For or Special Delivery postal service. We take great care and see it as a priority to pack items safely and securely.We accept payment by bank transfer, cheque, or by Debit or Credit Card using the Paypal option on the item webpage. Kindly add the delivery charge to your payment.Please feel free to contact us. Thank you very much for looking at our stock and for your custom. This is much appreciated. Height is 7.5cm (3.0inches)
Width is 8.5cm (3.3inches)
Depth is 6.2cm (2.4inches)