19th Century English Quart Capacity Pub Tankard

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard. There are traces of a maker’s mark inside the base and the rim bears traces of the London ‘1826’ portcullis mark, circa 1830. H: 6�

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard of ‘concave’ form. Circa 1850. H: 6 ½â€.

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard, front stamped with capacity and rim stamped with various inspector marks including the 'Kings Lynn Borough District mark, circa 1840.

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard with maker's mark inside base and 1826 London portcullis mark on rim.

19th century English quart capacity tankard/measure with brass rim. Rim stamped with Victorian district marks for Middlesex county, circa 1850. H: 6â€.

19th century English pint capacity pub tankard made by the Maker, James Yates of Birmingham, circa 1840.

19th century English pint capacity pub tankard with pub's name inscribed on base. Rim marked with Victorian London county inspector's district capacity mark.

19TH century English pint capacity pub tankard with inspector marks and Victorian district mark for Middlesex County on rim, circa 1875.

19th century English half-pint capacity pub tankard with Victorian district and capacity marks, circa 1850.

19Th century English pint capacity pub pot with Pub owner's name inscribed on front with Victorian inspector marks and capacity verifications on rim, circa 1850.

19th c. Spouted Pewter Pub Quart Tankard by Thomas Christmas of London with London style handle. Victoria Regina Mark 223, Verification mark for City of London, Surrey. "Christmas" inside bottom of ta

19TH century English pint capacity bulbous pub measure with Victorian district mark and capacity mark on rim, circa 1840.

19th C English pewter Pub tankard of pint capacity with original Glass bottom, the front engraved “White Hart Hotel†that is located in Okehampton, Devon (documentation), rim stamped with th

19th century English pewter pub tankard of pint capacity. Name of pub ‘Red Lion’ inscribed on base. Maker: B. R. Banks of London, circa 1870. H: 4 ¾â€.

19th century English pint pub tankard by the Makers, Yates & Birch of Birmingham, England, circa 1800. The maker's names are inscribed on the rim.

19TH century English pint pub tankard from the 'Woolwich Infant Pub' located at 9 Plumstead Road, Woolwich, England. The pub tankard is marked by the Maker, B.R. Banks and the Pub's name is inscribed

1 with illegible engraved front, top of handle monogrammed "C", 1 engraved "Imperial", approximate height 6-6 1/2".

19th century English half-pint pub tankard with Victorian district inspector marks on rim, circa 1850.

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (3) 1 pint tankards, (2) 1/2 pint mugs and (2) 1 gill mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers, J. Matthews, W. R. Loftus. 6

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter and copper tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (2) 1 pint tankards, (5) 1/2 pint mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers. Quarts: 6" tall.

English, 19th century. Three quart-size pewter tankards, including a monogrammed mug with spout, a lidded mug marked R.T., and a Victorian mug with possible maker's mark near handle; largest ht. 8.25

Small tankard shaped pub measure for 1/4 Gill. Impressed marks, likely assay marks, coppersmiths marks, with other impressed numerals. Approx. 2" H.

19TH C. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PEWTERCollection includes a charger, 14 1/2" dia; Two quart tankards, balustrade form, marked "Dixon & Son", with Imperial stamp "CR", with crown; Three coffee and teapots

19th century English pewter pub pot of pint capacity, Maker Pringle of London, Maker and mark listed Old Pewter Its Makers and Marks #3781a. c1820