Description: A superbly made, show stopping sterling silver 1.5 pint Newcastle dome top tankard made during the reign of George II. Lidded tankards were a popular choice during the 18th century as the lid keeps out the flies and wasps. The thick gauge of silver used gives it a wonderful deep shine and a very pleasing feel to handle. It really is an impressive and usable piece of Georgian silverware. It is fully hallmarked to the base, Sterling silver, Newcastle 1757. It also marked to the lid and the handle. Makers mark of John Langlands. It has beautifully engraved contemporary initials to the handle. It is in an excellent condition being free from any damage, repairs or thin spots. The inside is in good order. The hinge is in good working order. Stands steady and true. Some very light surface wear that can be seen on a close inspection. 18.5cm height to the tip of the thumb piece. 11cm diameter at base. 10.6cm diameter of lid. 17.5 width including the handle. 1.5 Pint capacity. 720 grams. A tremendous piece of high quality silverware that really does have the WOW factor. Please feel free to ask any questions about this item or any of my other items for sale. I offer a full money back guarantee if you are unhappy with your item, if returned within 14 days of receipt.
Price: 2250 GBP
Location: Lowestoft
End Time: 2024-11-12T11:21:22.000Z
Shipping Cost: 30.28 GBP
Product Images
Item Specifics
Return postage will be paid by: Buyer
Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted
After receiving the item, your buyer should cancel the purchase within: 14 days
Brand: John Langlands
Pattern: Georgian
Antique: Yes
Composition: Solid Silver
Product: Cups/ Goblets/ Tankards
Style: Georgian
Material: Solid Silver
Age: Pre-1800
