Silver George III Tankard and Cover

A silver tankard of plain baluster form, the unadorned polished body defined by a central reeded girdle and rising from a stepped circular foot. The domed hinged cover is surmounted by a reeded finial and operated by a shaped scroll thumbpiece. Hallmarked London 1777, this is a fine and weighty example of late Georgian silver in the purest tradition unembellished, beautifully proportioned and entirely dependent on the quality of its form. A piece that collectors of English silver will immediately recognise and appreciate. CUSTOMER CARE Contact Us Book an Appointment Virtual Consultations New Brochure Delivery & Returns Wish List Sitemap OUR SHOWROOMS Stratford-upon-Avon Mayfair Leicester The Embassy by Pragnell (Stratford-upon-Avon) ABOUT PRAGNELL About Us Services Our Heritage Careers LEGAL AND PRIVACY Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Anti Slavery Policy Corporate Social Responsibility Human Rights Policy Responsible Business Policy Supply Chain Policy Supply Chain Grievance Procedure