AN UNUSUAL EDWARD VII SILVER TANKARD
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AN UNUSUAL EDWARD VII SILVER TANKARD

MAKER'S MARK OF G. PAYNE & SON, BIRMINGHAM, 1902

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AN UNUSUAL EDWARD VII SILVER TANKARD
Maker's mark of G. Payne & Son, Birmingham, 1902
Cylindrical on three lion couchant feet, with rope-twist bands, the plain body with hinged flat-topped cover and hedgehog thumbpiece, the scroll handle formed as a sea-monster, marked on body and under cover, also stamped under base PAYNE OXFORD
55/8in. (14.5cm.) high; 20oz. 10dwt. (644gr.)

拍品专文

The 1669 Kyrle tankard by Thomas Jenkins is the inspiration for this tankard, retailed by Payne and Son Ltd., Oxford. The distinctive hedgehog thumbpiece is the crest of John Kyrle, "the Man of Ross," who donated the Jenkins's tankard to Balliol College, Oxford.