19thC English Tankard by James Yates

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

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.

(1) English Victorian James Yates Pint Pewter Tavern Measure MAKER James Yates (Birmingham, England, 1837-91) DATE c. 1860 DIMENSIONS Width 3.5 Depth 5.5 Height 5.5 in. (2) English Early Victorian Pew

A collection of thirteen pewter tankards and measures, mainly English, 19th C. Various makers and forms, including James Yates. Tallest: 8-1/2in.

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

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

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

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

Handled pewter tankard. [Birmingham, England]: James Yates (active 1837-1891). Marked near lip with pewter marks and "James. Yates / Pint." Typed tag reads, in part: "Antique pewter PINT TAVERN TANKAR

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

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

comprising mainly English wares including James Yates and several with "VR" stamps. Mugs and lidded pitchers. Largest: 10 1/2" high, 7" wide, 5 1/4" diameter. Age and use wear, denting, scuffing. Prov

Grouping of Silver plate and pewter including; two Leonard silver plate and pewter hunt cups with a foxhead, five other similar form stirrup cups with fox heads, and six James Yates English pewter hun

Lot of 9 pieces, including a graduated set of six French measures from half Liter to 1 Centiliter in size; plus Scottish half gill bulbous measure; plus marked James Yates English Pint mug, 5" high; a

James Yates Victorian Era (1837-1901) 1 Quart Tankard Measure. Marked James Yates Quart and VR IIR. Measures approximately 6.5"

Group of American and European pewter, including (2) chargers, greatest 16.5"dia; (2) Lumley & Co. Ltd 1/2 pint tankards; swirl molded coffee pot; James Yates 1 pint jug; trophy jug for Conanicut Park

THREE ENGLISH PEWTER MEASURESEngland, 19th century. "James Yates" with other markings, floral thumblifts.

An English sterling silver serving tray. Hallmarks for Elkington & Co, Ltd, Birmingham, 1860. Large serving platter, raised on three scroll and leaf formed feet. Scalloped and bead decorated border wi

An English chinoiserie lacquered tea caddy, c.1850s. Metal scalloped formed box, finely decorated on the sides and lid with Asian themes depicting figures on horseback, figures in a boat beside a tea

Framed portrait of a gentleman. 19th century British / English School. The painting depicts a distinguished man dressed in formal attire; black coat with white cravat. Measures 29.5" x 24.5". Well hou

A fine English tea caddy, early to mid 19th century. Rectangular form mahogany tea caddy with raised oval and hinged lid. The lid decorated with satinwood inlays depicting a pinwheel medallion. The in