Sterling Tankards

A collection of 18th-19th century British sterling silver tankards, manufactured in London, weighing approx. 46.05 ozt total. Each is hallmarked with the lion passant, a crowned leopard, manufacturer

Three tankards marked sterling just over 1/2" H with a tray of unknown silver content. MK

A Reed & Barton Winterthur Reproduction Paul Revere sterling silver tankard. Limited to an edition of 1000. 8in tall x 6-1/2in wide. 21.5 troy ounces. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside

maker's mark "CGH", Stockholm, 1950; the hinged lid centered by a roundel depicting the profile of Swedish King Gustav V; approximately 943 grams; 8 1/4 inches high

With hinged lid. Stamped to the underside, "Tiffany & Co Makers 15779 Sterling Silver 925-1000 M 2 3/4 Pints", Total approx. weight is 29.35 troy oz (gross). From a Hollis, NY estate. Di

George III Sterling Tankard, London, 1790, made by George Grey, dome top, open thumb piece. Approx. Weight: 35 ozt [2](HART6302)(PR)Dimensions: 8 1/2" H

Gorham sterling tankard dated 1902, "S.S.S. St. Elmo Hall, Chas. E. Greenough", a secret Yale University society established late 19th century, 8" H. Approximately 25.7 troy oz TW. PLEASE NOTE: paymen

Monogrammed Howard & Co. sterling silver tankard with hinged lid. Stamped to underside, "Howard & Co., 16 3 1/2 pts., Sterling, New York 1899. Total approx. weight is 31.68 troy oz. From a Westchester

Richly Engraved, George III Style, has an unusual hallmark (see picture #7). Tested for 925 Silver. Total weight: 325.5grams 3" 1/4 x 5" x 5"height

Monumental Continental sterling tankard in the Baroque style, circa 1900, having a figural finial in the form of the seated Athena, goddess of war, resting one arm on a shield decorated with the face

Various manufacturers and dates. Including English sterling tankard with anchor hallmark and lion passant; (12) French silver handled knives with stainless blades; silverplate overlaid cobalt shakers,

SIX ASSORTED SILVER TABLE ARTICLES. Gorham Co. sterling tankard-from muffineer; Gorham Co. sterling floral-and-shell repouse chamberstick; continental silver lift-top paneled crystal vanity jar, D: 2

Set of four late George III style dinner plates 15/16"D marked Silver, Danecraft sterling tankard 7/8"H, vintage artisan mahogany box dated 1979 containing an unsigned silver flatware service for four

A collection of five sterling silver tankards weighing a total of approx. 67.10 ozt. Each is hallmarked to the underside with a lion passant, and maker's marks; four are marked with a crowned leopard.

The tiny silver early American-style shot mugs with open handles and ring feet, stamped "Lunt Sterling 582' on the undersides. Each: 1.75" H. Weight approximately 7 troy ounces.

Lunt Sterling 4.85 ozt

Commemorates dates 1861 and 1911, and 1851 and 1911. With dates and initials A.E.Y. and A.-Y. Fully marked 84 with Moscow purity marking. Hallmarked for 1876. Assayer: Viktor Savinkov.Dimensions: H 10

A George III sterling silver tankard, London 1772 by John Deacon Of tapering cylindrical form with reeded ‘coopered’ sections, the hinged flat disc lid attached to a panel section C shap

A George III sterling silver tankard, London 1769 by John King Of baluster from upon a spreading circular foot, the hinged double domed lid raised by an openwork ‘chair back’ thumbpiece,

A Charles II and Victorian sterling silver tankard, London 1683 probably by Alexander Roode, and London 1865 by Robert Harper

Of cylindrical form raised over three ball and claw feet, with double scrolled handle and inverted thumb piece, the hinged cover set with an Oskar II coin medallion; features reticulated bands and flo

English, ca. 1761, bears hallmark for Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright, with heart terminus strap handle 7-1/2"h and appx. 27 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

This is an antique English sterling silver lidded tankard made by Benjamin Cartwright I of London in 1761. 6 1/2" tall with a mouth and base diameter of 3 3/4" and 5" respectively. Total weight of 21.

George III Sterling Silver Tankard, John Carter II, London, England, 1775. Cylindrical form with embosed rings decoration and engraved family crest. Fully hallmarked (twice) for London, England, dated