PEWTER ONE PINT TANKARD

PEWTER ONE PINT TANKARD

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Item Code: 179-1104

Victorian pewter tankard. Features several horizontal raised bands and a handle. Stamped “1 PINT” just under lip near top of handle.

There is a round verification mark: “V [crown] R / 5 / 879”. This signifies that the measure has been inspected by an official Weights & Measures Inspector and found to be of the correct capacity. There is also an “M” stamped on the inside, bottom of the piece.

It became a country-wide legal requirement to stamp all measures with a verification mark in 1835, though some areas had been doing so before this. Prior to 1878 each town generally had its own style of mark. After 1879 a uniform style was adopted consisting of a crown, the monarch’s initials (i.e., VR, ER or GR) and a number which signifies the location.

Tankard is slightly tapered and measures 4.25” tall by 4” in diameter at the base. There are minor dings, scratches, and oxidation as to be expected from age and use. [jet] [ph:L]

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