VICTORIAN PEWTER PUB MUG

a large group of Victorian pewter including tavern or pub mugs and horringers. Examples include Blackwater Tavern Sutton London, the Royal Oak, the Royal Prince, others with personalized engravings, g

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) A 19th century Victorian grouping set of three pewter mugs. This lot includes: one (1) Victorian pewter mug with a 1907 official Weights & Measures Inspector mark, and an engraved

Antique Pewter Tankard Victorian Drinking Mug. Hand forged. Detailed on applied handle. Primitive with wonderful patina. Beautiful and aged!. (SD-10)

19th century English pewter pub pot of half-pint capacity, rim with William IV and Victorian inspector verification marks, circa 1830.

(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

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

A variety of pub items including glass bottles with real whisky that are vintage, box with Cognac, small pewter plates and mugs, candlestick, Beefeater man, posters, press and a Red Fox sign. More ite

An assortment of mugs with pewter lids. A pair of miniature B.M.F. ceramic steins depicting a choir outside a pub. A porcelain Schrobenhausen white and blue coat of arms mug, and a ceramic stein celeb

German-made pewter mug that was presented as a gift by General George S. Patton, standing 4.5″ in height, with the front and back engraved: “General Patton” and “Shep’s.&

Lot of two including a truly rare marked Sellew & Co./Cincinnati pewter mug with C scroll handle, 4" high; and English pint tankard with marks on side and base, 4 3/4" high. Condition 1st short split

Antique English Victorian Pub Mirror "Wm Murray & Co.", silver mercury backing. W54" x H42" Good antique condition, consistent with age, glass is broken in corner, paint loss in lettering on mirror, p

Seven Victorian Pewter Ice Cream Molds, 19th Century. Tallest dimensions: H: 4 x W: 3 1/2 x D: 4 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to benefit the APL of Lorain County and the Dittr

A round cast iron Victorian pub table having three figural legs connected by a stretcher branded with a makers mark. Ht: 30" Dia: 24"

England,Late 18th- Early 19th Century Includes a Yates & Birch quart tankard, three quart tankards, a Gaskell & Chambers pint mug, and a 1/2 pint mug. Pewter Two tankards marked on bottom. From the co

London, 19th century. Set of four beakers marked with circular H&S mark together with a pair of beakers with H&S hallmark, three having illegible incised name to side. 3 1/2 in. (8.9 cm.)

OIL ON CANVAS, MARKED WITH METAL TAG. TITLED THE TOAST TO THE SQUIRE. SIGNED C.L. MEREUX. 30" x 25" IMAGE SIZE / 38" x 34" IN FRAME. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Lot of 6 19th century Victorian Pewter Plates and cups. Size 16 1/2 - 14 1/2 (plates 2 1/4 - 3 1/2 inches high cups. Fine lot of Pewter plates and cups with brass rims. The Estate of Fred Pine NYC.

late 19th century. with chased floral detail surrounding mirrored surface. unmarked. H5 1/4" W19 1/2"

T D Boardman, Hartford, Ct. Colonial Pewter Mug + 5 Others Ca. 1805, H 6" 6 pcs | Boardman marked mug is 6". Other mugs range from 3" to 4"Collection of the Windorf Galleries, Mt. Clemens, Mich.

Lot of 3 beer Stein and pewter mugs; Lidded beer stein is Hand Painted and numbered on underneath side, measuring approx 8 inches tall with base of approx 5 inches diameter; Pewter mug measuring appro

ENGLISH PEWTER MUG AND OAK BISQUIT BARREL PLUS FOUR OTHERS:Vintage mug 6.5". English biscuit barrel 6" circa 1890 with electro plate nickel silver cover and handle. Also four reproduction pewter piece

Liberty & Co Tudric Hammered Pewter Mug c1920s. Signed. Excellent condition. 4.75"h x 5.25"w x 3.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.

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€.

A Victorian pewter plaque of female Goddess Dimensions: 9" diameter