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English Pewter Mugs Antique Cup Silver Pewter Jug, Drink Glass 1850s Tankard Cup

$288.32
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£210
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€246.84
€329.1225% Off
CA$399.77
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A$429.91
A$573.2225% Off
CHF 229.88
CHF 306.5025% Off
MX$5,184.65
MX$6,912.8625% Off
NOK 2,906.94
NOK 3,875.9225% Off
SEK 2,648.60
SEK 3,531.4625% Off
DKK 1,844.45
DKK 2,459.2625% Off

About the Item

Antique English Pewter Mug 18th Century Hammered One-Pint Tankard Cup An exceptional 18th-century English pewter mug, crafted in the traditional hammered one-pint tankard form with elegant proportions and a richly tactile surface. The piece showcases fine craftsmanship typical of Georgian pewterware, with a beaded rim and ogee base moulding, balanced by a hollow-cast loop handle that culminates in an acorn-shaped thumb rest a refined touch characteristic of 18th–19th century English design. Measuring approximately H 4.25 × W 5.5 × D 4.75 inches, this tankard was made from thick-gauge pewter, a metal once prized nearly as highly as silver and gold for its luster and durability. The subtle hammer marks and natural patina create a warm, understated elegance that speaks to its long history and authentic handwork. Dating to mid-1800s England, this fine pewter mug blends functional simplicity with decorative charm — ideal as a collector’s item, barware accent, or distinguished gentleman’s gift. Its weight and form embody the enduring appeal of British pewter craftsmanship. In excellent antique condition, with light wear consistent with age and use. Key Details Material: Pewter (hammered and hand-finished) Origin: England, mid-19th century Style/Period: Georgian / Early Victorian Dimensions: H 4.25 × W 5.5 × D 4.75 in Capacity: One pint (approx.) Condition: Excellent, authentic patina Pewter, once revered as the fourth most precious metal, evokes centuries of English tradition. This tankard represents elegant restraint and heritage craftsmanship, making it a standout addition to antique drinkware collections or vintage-inspired interiors. Antique Pewter Mug, English Pewter Tankard, 18th Century Pewter Cup, Hammered Pewter One Pint, Vintage Barware Collectible, Georgian Pewterware, Early Victorian Tankard, Antique English Metalwork, Pewter Drinking Mug, Historic English Pewter Gift.

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