Half Pint Pewter Tankard by James Yates fully stamped, English Circa 1850

This is a good quality hand blown glass tankard with a hinged cover or lid having a pewter horse head thumb piece, crafted in the mid-19th Century. The...

This is a very good hand made, hammered pewter vase made by Civic Pewter, Sheffield, England, during the Art Deco period, Circa 1925 The small vase has...

This is a good example of an early Victorian English, hand blown, Light green wine drinking glass, with a panel cut bowl dating to circa 1840. This gl...

This is a good late 19th century pewter sauce or gravy boat with good reeded detail made by Walker & Hall of Sheffield, England with a full set of stamped marks to the base for the period. This sauce boat has a lovely rounded body with a single pouring lip, a double "C" cast loop handle and sits on an oval pedestal foot having reeded detail to the base rim. This piece has a lovely mellow patinated colouring only seen on old pewter. Various Walker & Hall manufacturers markings are stamped on the base of the foot with punched or impressed numbers "49" and "1021" also present. The business was established in Sheffield in 1845 by George Walker...

One pint English pewter mug with beaded rim and bead at 2/3s from rim repeated at the ogee base molding. Applied hallow cast loop handle. England,...

Three English pewter tankards with various engravings and marks.

The antique pewter cup in the style of a baluster tankard has imprinted twice on the rim "Half Gill." The gill or teacup is a unit of measurement for volume equal to a quarter of a p...

Not quite a matching pair of imperial measures made of pewter in the shape of one handled mug or tankard. These measures are generally graduating in s...