George II sterling silver tankard, William Dalton, Newcastle, 1747
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DescriptionGeorge II sterling silver tankard, William Dalton, Newcastle, 1747
Of gently tapering cylindrical form on a flared foot, the body has an applied central band. The hinged double domed lid is lifted by a volute thumbpiece, with a modeled hinge section. The double C scroll handle terminates unusually with a large cast scalloped shell.
Sterling silver hallmarked with 5 hallmarks:
Maker's mark: William Dalton
Passant Lion: alloy mark. Warranty check of sterling title 925/1000
Shield with three separate castles: City of Newcastle
Date year letter: 1747
Duty mark: lion's head with crown
Dimensions
HxWxD 19.5cm x 17.5cm x 10cm
Weight
864gr
Provenance
Private collection
Conditions
Slight signs of wear from age and surface scratches. The 5 hallmarks are present at the base of the tankard. While on the handle we find the manufacturer's logo.
