Antique English Pewter 1 Pint Lidded Tankard, Circa 1800-20.

Name: Antique English Pewter 1 Pint Lidded Tankard, Circa 1800-20.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA773032
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Antique Pewter

Description

Description:

A lidded tankard of 1 pint Imperial capacity, of U shape with a double dome lid with open chairback thumb piece. The body has two sets of incised banding and stands on a flared foot. The handle is of double scroll form with a fishtail terminal. There are no makers marks but this style of tankard would date to circa 1800-20. The tankard is inscribed to the front with the initials RH; there are also no verification marks which would suggest that this was for private use.

Condition:

Excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver grey finish and some very small traces of light oxide.

Repairs: There are no repairs that I could detect.

Size:

Height to top of thumb piece: 6.75 in (17.20cm).

Base diameter: 3.625in (9.3cm).

Capacity: 20.00floz, 1 Pint Imperial Standard.

Weight: 565 grams.

Shipping costs:

UK: £10.00

Europe: £20.00

USA/Canada: £30.00

Other countries: Please ask.

Stock number: PJ266.

Physical Dimensions

Height

17.2cm (6.77")

Width

9.3cm (3.66")

Depth

9.3cm (3.66")

Declaration

Antique Pewter has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA773032

Dealers Internal Reference

PJ266

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Description

Description:

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A lidded tankard of 1 pint Imperial capacity, of U shape with a double dome lid with open chairback thumb piece.

Antique Pewter

The body has two sets of incised banding and stands on a flared foot. The handle is of double scroll form with a fishtail terminal. There are no makers marks but this style of tankard would date to circa 1800-20. The tankard is inscribed to the front with the initials RH; there are also no verification marks which would suggest that this was for private use.