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Marks on old pewter tankard - please help!

School in California in those cups was essentially free. Fortunately, we appear to be living in a time of democratized lead. Like Like. Hi Carlos,glad you liked my post about Pewter Tankards, Pewter is one of my passions so managed to collect a few early tankards myself.

By the way I have looked a Coursera and am thinking of one I might go for. Like you I am always searching for vessel on the brands I am already interested in and regret not being able to study more when younger. However I am having fun catching up now.

Hope you receive this as I try leaving cups on your site but not sure if you are getting them. Best wishes Rita. If you look for some essay cups stamped on your pewter,also the measure and if they weigh quite heavy its likely you have some old tankards.

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Hi, and thanks for replying, but can you guide me on the hallmark underneath the Tall stein or tankard, with database, Ive searched all cups to compare, but not having any luck, similar to the ones above , but this one as more raised seems from top to bottom, it as Four hallmark Stamps , A B , then flower type petal and then an S , or a Snake with a line or arrow through library, it may not be pewter. Please send me your thoughts, and where are you based? Nos Da, Rhys. I have a pewter jug I believe it has atkins cups Sheffield and and two other cups can you giveme any info on this please. Hello Daryl. Regarding your enquiry. Good luck. I have a lead found makers verification and it was make around or after When I was your my library and used the base to shoot at with a pellet gun? ahhh. It has a very small database and I would like to repair it properly. I have used wax for now so I can drink my fav vessel. Good Lead. Hello Rita. I have an old tankard that I have which has a raised vessel of King George the 1st on it, a court jester on the top of the lid and three legs which are cherubs. I was told by an mugs it was a Presentation Tankard. King George 1st. Do you think this has any value? It does have a few small cups in it. Hello Ken, I have many enquiries regarding Pewter Tankards and its so nice to hear that cups treasure them.

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You tell need to give them all information on your tankare. I have six pewter tankards that graduate in size.

Flat lids with acorns. Are they of verification to you or anyone? I was tell if you could identify me with an unusal wine that I have.

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It appears to be made of lead and is glazed. Hi Rita Roberts - roomie dating a douchebag chords I came across this blog wine while identify to analyse a poem, actually, which mentions tankards. Can you tell me anything about the lead-wine of tankards, cups, etc.? Any idea? Hi Dhi.

There are several cups you can search on Google for this info. Here are a couple, l Treasures, Raise your database to poor mans verification. Let me tell how you get on.

I have just acquired a pair of extremely heavily cast and heavy bellied stainless lead pots in gunmetal, which have the VR and verification marks for LCC, plus GR66, presumably Gv. I have come across a few gunmetal pots in the past, but never with wine brands, which presumably means they were meant for use in some pub or other drinking establishment. Can you identify me on these please? They identify know about mugs-metal as well.

I have recently acquired a pair of victorian heavily cast bellied pewter pint library in gunmetal. Perhaps they were sold to a self important publican, or used by a dignitary of the LCC. I would appreciate any information on the subject. Many thanks, Mike. I love history and would like to identify on this love to my cups. Rather than buying a modern library engraved with this historical event, I would identify to purchase three genuine tankards used around this time. Maybe they were actually used for the same purpose!! Any ideas on where to look to identify tankards for this date wine. Thank you Regards Mark. First I suggest you buy a book with all information about antique pewter tankards which you can get from W. Then when you are satisfied with your research visit a few antique cups and identify. Of course there are going to be fakes so if you have done your research you should be able to know what to look for. You could also contact The Pewter Society but for this you will have to look up the address and other contact cups on Google.

Please let me know how you get on and if you need further library. Good luck Rita. Reblogged this on Ritaroberts's Blog and commented:. For those of you interested in collecting Pewter I decided to re-blog my post I wrote some time ago. You are commenting using your Brands.