Tankards and Mugs

A fine straight sided covered Tankard made in London 1727, by John White, engraved with reverse cipher.  Stands 17cm high and weighs 890g. SOLD

A baluster form, leaf -capped scroll handle pint Mug made in London 1763, by William and. Richard Peaston. It bears the arms of King of Barra, Aberdeenshire. Height 12.8cm, weighs 404g.  SOLD

A baluster shaped Mug made in London 1749, by Gurney and Cook engraved with the arms of Byrom impaling Whitehall Co. Derby, which stands 11.5cm high and weighs 360g.  £2,250

A half pint Mug made in London 1724, by Arthur Dicken, engraved with the arms of Salusbury. It stands 10cm tall and weighs 290g.  £3,750.

A George II Mug made in London. 1728, by William Darker, engraved with the.  Arms of Charpentier impaling another. It stands 11cm high and weighs 333g.  £2,850.

A Bath Border Salver made in London 1730, by Gabriel Sleath. Engraved with arms of either Dyson, Grove, Rake, Vernon and Craddock. It measures 15cm wide and weighs 215g. SOLD

A small half pint Mug with coat of arms, made in London 1732, by William Fleming. Stands 8.8cm high and weighs 232g. SOLD