English Pewter Charles II Triple Reeded Plate, John Tubb Circa 1690.

Name: English Pewter Charles II Triple Reeded Plate, John Tubb Circa 1690.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA836122
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

Sold by Antique Pewter

Description

Description:

Antique English pewter triple reeded plate of 8.75 inch diameter. The front rim bears a very well struck set of hall marks for John Tubb of London who worked from 1686, these are of note as Tubb was one of a small group of Pewterer's who incorporated 'black letters' into their hallmarks, (see Journal of the Pewter Society, Autumn 1997 p32). The rim also is engraved with the ownership initials 'MH'. The reverse bears the touchmark of John Tubb.

Condition:

The plate is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished finish to the front, with some small traces of oxide. The reverse is also lightly polished with some light oxide.

Repairs: There are no repairs.

Size: 8.75 inch diameter (22.70cm).

Weight: 383 grams.

Pewterer's reference number:

Pewter Society: PS9502.

Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: OP4821.

Shipping costs:

UK: £10.00

Europe: £20.00

USA/Canada: £30.00

Other countries: Please ask.

Stock number: P-058.

Physical Dimensions

Height

22.7cm (8.94")

Width

22.7cm (8.94")

Depth

1cm (0.39")

Declaration

Antique Pewter has dated this piece to the Before 1700 period.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA836122

Dealers Internal Reference

P-058

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Description

Description:

Antique English pewter triple reeded plate of 8.75 inch diameter. The front rim bears a very well struck set of hall marks for John Tubb of London who worked from 1686, these are of note as Tubb was one of a small group of Pewterer's who incorporated 'black letters' into their hallmarks, (see Journal of the Pewter Society, Autumn 1997 p32). The rim also is engraved with the ownership initials 'MH'. The reverse bears the touchmark of John Tubb.