Drinking - Drinking Vessels: Metalware

8/10/2019 Drinking - Drinking Vessels: Metalware

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The Gardner

by Johan Fredrik Martin after Elias Martin 1778(The British Museum)


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THE Knowing One taken in


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ALEHOUSE POLITICIANS


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Mirth and Friendship

by Charles Maucourt c. 1743 - 1768(The British Museum)


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MIRTH and FRIENDSHIP

by Carington Bowles c. 1760 - 1775(The British Library)


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by Robert Sayer c. 1760 - 1792(The British Library)


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Irish Peg in a rage. Make good the damage you dog, or I'll cut away your parsnip

by Carington Bowles 1773(The British Museum)


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SIR TOBY THATCH CANDIDATE for GARRET.

by Charles Knight 1781(The British Museum)


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SNUFF AND TWOPENNY

by Bowles & Carver


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A STUDENT of the STABLE

by John Raphael Smith after Benjamin van der Gucht 1783(The British Museum)


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A STUDENT of the STABLE

by John Raphael Smith after Benjamin van der Gucht 1783(The British Museum)


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The English Coachman

by Carington Bowles 1769(The British Museum)


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The English Coachman

by Carington Bowles 1769(Lewis Walpole Library)


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by Robert Laurie, Published by John Smirth after Robert Dighton

1779(The British Museum)


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The TRUE HEARTY ENGLISHMAN, or, BLOOD to the BACK BONE

by Bowles & Carver 1772(Lewis Walpole Library)


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English Two Band Pint Pewter Mug

Crowned WR Mark c. 1685(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Pint Pewter Mug

Crowned WR Mark c. 1685(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Quart Pewter Tavern Pot

Touchmark to Base RB with Ownership Triad RLG c. 1685(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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Touchmark in base for Adam Banck(e)s IV, Wigan c, 1690(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Pint Pewter Tavern Pot

Crowned WR Mark, Possibly Made by John Dyer c, 1690(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Pint Pewter Tavern Pot

Possibly by Edward Burren c. 1685 - 1705(Colonial Williamsburg)


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English Squat Pint Pewter Mug

Crowned WR Mark, Stamped Ownership Tirad WNK c, 1690(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Half Pint Pewter Mug Engraved WA

c. 1690(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Gadrooned Pint Pewter Miug Engraved Ioseph Ewen at ye hand '&' Tipsta!in gravel lane, Southwark

Touchmark Inside Base for John Compere, London c. 1690(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Quart Pewter Tavern Pot

Ownership Triad APE c. 1700(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Gadrooned Pint Pewter Mug

Crowned AR Mark c. 1705(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English High Single - Fillet Pewter Tavern Pot

Touchmark Inside Base of John Grave, Penrit c. 1710(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Two Band Half Pint Pewter Tavern Pot



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English Pint High Single Fillet Pewter Tavern Pot

Touchmark inside Base of John Harvey II, Wigan c. 1720(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Half Pint High Single - Fillet Pewter Tavern Pot



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English QuartHigh Single - Fillet Pewter Tavern Pot

Makers Mark RC Under Base c. 1720(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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Touchmark to Richard Going II c. 1720(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Quart Mug Engraved Anthony Leonard att y Kentifh Hoy att Bear Key

Touchmark in Base of John Donne, London, Crowned WR Mark to Collar c. 1720(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Quart High Single Fillet Tavern Pot



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English Half Pint Pewter Mug

Crowned WR Mark to Collar c. 1730(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Pint Pewter Mug Engraved David Fraser at ye Dundee Arms Plough Ally Wapping

Touchmark I, WYNN Probably for John Wynn c. 1750(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Quart Pewter Mug Engraved M Bendall at ye Crown in Tufton Street, Westmr

Crowned WR Mark with Touchmark to Base for Richard Pawson c. 1770(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Pint Pewter MugHallmarks to Collar, One Possibly to John Harrisons of York c. 1770

(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Pint Pewter MugHallmark to John Harrisons of York c. 1770(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Pint Pewter MugHallmark to John Harrisons of York c. 1770(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Pint Pewter MugHallmark to Collar of William Teale, Leeds c. 1780



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English Pint Pewter Mug Engraved Willm Fowles ye Crown Chesham BuckCrowned WR Mark and Buckingham Verification to Collar, Touchmark Inside Bae to John Anderson c. 1780



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English Pint Pewter MugTouchmark Inside Base of John Alderson c. 1780



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English Shrewsbury Pewter Mugs - Glass Bottom Straight Sided Glass Bottom Pint(Left) and Straight Sided Half Pint (Right)Touchmarks to Samuel Harrop, Shrewsbury c. 1770



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English Pint MugHallmark to Collar of William Eddon, Engraved John Massey att Oakthorp c. 1730



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English Half Pint MugHallmark to Collar of William Eddon c. 1730(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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English Half Pint MugTouchmark Inside Base and Hallmarks to Collar for Richard Going II, c. 1740



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EnglishTulip Shaped Gardrooned Pint Pewter Mugby William Hux c. 1710

(Victoria & Albert)


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EnglishTulip Shaped Gardrooned Pint Pewter MugPossibly by William Hux c. 1710



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EnglishTulip Shaped Pint Pewter MugTouchmark in Base E.M. London c. 1730(Bonhams - The Michael Boorer Collection)


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EnglishTulip Shaped Quart Pewter MugTouchmark in Base for Edmund Harvey, Stockton c. 1740



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English Newcastle - Upon - Tyne Tulip Shaped Pint Pewter MugTouchmark Inside Base Hallmarks of Robert Sadler c. 1760



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English Tulip Shaped Pewter MugTouchmark for John Townsend c. 1748 - 1767

(Colonial Williamsburg)


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English Tulip Shaped Pint Pewter Mug with Acanthus leaf Cast ThumbrestTouchmark for John Townsend c. 1770



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English Tulip Shaped Quart Pewter MugsTouchmarks Inside Base of Burgum & Catcot, Bristol c. 1770



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English Tulip Shaped Quart Pewter MugsCrowned WR, Touchmarks for William Bolton, Wigan c. 1780



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English Quart U - Shaped Spouted MugCrowned WR Mark and Hallmark on Collar to Possibly William Eddon c. 1730



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English Pint Straight Sided Spouted MugTouchmark Inside Baase for William Eddon c. 1730


A pint side-spouted mug, circa 1730Touchmark inside base of William Eddon, (w.1690-1747), (OP 1503, PS 3057), single-fillet to truncated cone body, S-curve handle with hooded ball terminal, crowned WRmark and crowned initials T Bto collar,height 11.6cm


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English Lidded Pewter Tankardc. 1685 - 1700



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English Lidded Pewter Tankard Engraved with a Likeness of the Royal Monarch, King Williamby William Eddon c. 1690 - 1702



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English Lidded Pewter Tankardby Thomas Carpenter c. 1725 - 1740



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English Lidded Pewter Tankardsc. 1690 - 1710



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English Pewter Double Domed Tankard with 'WR' Crowned Stamp18th Century

(Private Collection)


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English Silver Tankardby Edward Wimans of London c. 1704 - 1705



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American Pewter Mugsby Samuel Hamlin, Sr. of Providence, Rhode Island c. 1767 - 1801



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American Quart Pewter Mugby Thomas Danforth III of Middletown, Connecticut c. 1777 - 1800

(Winterthur)


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(Winterthur)


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(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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American Quart Pewter Mugby Joseph Danforth of Middletown, Connecticut c. 1780 - 1788

(Bette & Melvyn Wolfe)


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American Quart Pewter MugUnmarked but from the Molds used by the Danforths of Middletown, Connecticut c. 1755 - 1790

(Wayne & Phyllis Hilt)


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American Pint Pewter Mugby Jacob Whitmore of of Middletown, Connecticut c. 1750 - 1775



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American Pewter Mugby Francis Bassett II of New York, New York c. 1761 - 1800

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mug Engraved "LIEU\T URIEL HOLMES'S / Gift to / HARTLAND CHURCH"by Francis Bassett II of New York, New York c. 1761 - 1800

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mugby Peter Young of New York, New York c. 1775 - 1795

(Winterthur)


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American Quart Pewter Mugby Henry Will of New York, New York 1761 - 1775 then 1783 - 1793

During the British Occupation of New York City, Fled and Worked in Albany, New York 1775 - 1783(Wayne & Phyllis Hilt)


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American Pint Pewter Mugby John Will of New York, New York c. 1752 - 1774

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mugby William Will of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania c. 1764 - 1798

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mugby William Will of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania c. 1764 - 1798

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mug with a Continental Dragoonby William Will of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania c. 1775 - 1780

(Winterthur)


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American Pewter Mugby John Andrew Brunstrom of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania c. 1760 - 1793

(Winterthur)


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American Quart Lidded Pewter Mugby Henry Will of New York, New York 1761 - 1775 then 1783 - 1793

During the British Occupation of New York City, Fled and Worked in Albany, New York 1775 - 1783



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American Lidded Pewter Tankardby William Will of Philadelphia Pennsylvania (Brother of Henry Will in New York City) c. 1764 - 1798



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English Brass TankardMid 18th Century

(Christies Auction House)


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English Brass TankardMid 18th Century

(Christies Auction House)


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