PEWTER TANKARD WITH ENGRAVED INSCRIPTION.

17th/ 18 century. 9 1/8" high, 5 1/8" diameter.CONDITION:In antique condition with signs of wear from use. Old solder repair to base, finial pushed down on handle, lower handle join repaired.

Circular pewter inkwell stamped B&P London, probably Bush and Perkins,18th Century. With German 18th Century pewter tankard pitcher with bird finial on lid, having dated engraved inscription in German

Covered tankard, enamel flag and engraved inscription "Horseshoe Harbor Club Annual Regatta", together with a silver plated lidded cut glass biscuit jar with matching enamel flag. Tankard, 12-1/4"h, b

AN 18TH CENTURY GERMAN BLUE AND WHITE PEWTER MOUNTED DELFT TANKARD bearing inscription ‘Das bie ift Gut’ having a pewter mounted lid engraved IGGZ 23cm high 15cm wide

Antique pewter tankard engraved with owner's name - 1799.

17th/ 18 century. 8 3/4" high, 4 7/8" diameter.CONDITION:In antique condition with signs of wear from use. lower handle join repaired.

A grouping of early metal objects, 18th and 19th century, including: A pewter tankard with engraved lid marked "I.M.P. 1717" and the interior base decorated with an embossed rosette - see photos for o

AN 18TH CENTURY EUROPEAN PEWTER TANKARD bearing inscription to top 1777. 25 cm x 13 cm.

A EUROPEAN PEWTER TANKARD bearing inscription to top 1777. 25 cm x 13 cm.

Antique English nineteenth century pewter pint tankard. Inscription to the side "W.E.Taylor Old Lord Raglan Chatham Hill". Old marks to the side. Measures 14 x 10 x 11 (height) cm. Heavy pewter; some

18th century Judaica pewter platter. Engraved Hebrew inscription with flowers on rim. Stamped maker's mark on underside. Some warping, bends, and dents consistent with age and use. 14.5in diameter.

Rare Dippoldiswalde pewter mounted stoneware tankard, the engraved lid dated 1665 and initialed "C. G.", all above a cylindrical body with a band of kerbschnitt embellished in blue and white enamel. 6

Character Stein 1/2L Stoneware. Artillery shell. Iron cross and floral. Screw off lid with relief Artillery scene. Unit inscription engraved on pewter rim. Mint.

Continental pewter tankard dated 1754, 18th c., engraved with coat of arms and "J.A.L.H. 1754" in front and "Ld/oa" underneath, lid with bust and "LUD XV D.G. FR. ET NAV REX", 10"h x 6"w x 8.5"d

Two Saxon pewter-mounted tankards, 18th centuryBody with engraved Georg and the dragon/horse in landscape. One stand with pewter-border. Pine trigger. Losses. Height 19 cm. Condition: II +

Rolled pewter jug Wohl Kronstadt, dated ''1699'' Engraved inscription ''REX CHRIST: ZJEZ: MICHEKAR GEOR: BR9 1699'' on the wall between crossed twigs, above ''STRENA ADOLESC:''. Floral relief ribbon h

Lid engraved “a.R.S. 1818”. Approx. Height 9 inches.CONDITION:Good antique condition. Expected wear.

Engraved “carol’ernestde’waldstein” w/ coat of arms. Engraved ”msp” on lid. Approx. Height 12.5 inches.CONDITION:Good antique condition. Expected wear.

Slender pot made of pewter Schleswig, Michael Hollaender, becomes 1707 master On lid engraved inscription ''MARIA CLUSSEN 1639'' framed by crossed leafy branches in braid technique. As pusher fully pl

Engraved ”fuimtbliithen”. With three hall marks under lid. 18th century. Approx. Height 10 inches.CONDITION:Good antique condition. Expected wear.

Pewter Tankard, Sweden, mid-18th century. Impressed three-crown touchmark on bottom with engraved initials A.T.S., the interior bottom impressed with castle hallmark, product mark 'c4' and two maker's

Engraved German tankard, dated 1834. Initials on top are H.B.H. Inside of lid hallmarked. Dimensions are: 8 1/2" tall X 6 1/4" wide at handle. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Tarnishing,

George IV pint tankard, engraved "Anchor Inn" on underside, front has monogram of innkeeper "W. Combes" and lip marked "G IV", approximate height 4 3/4", 1 pint beaker, unmarked, height 5", and 2 foot

Copper double handled mug with engraved inscription "Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Second Prize Won By Mystery June 27, 1903". 5"h. By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Joh