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Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Main photo of tankard seen from an eye level with handle to the right side.
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Photo of side of tankard showing initials
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon Thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Photo of tankard with handle to the bottom left with stamp visible to top right of handle.
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Close up photo of the makers mark.
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Close up photo of the top of handle showing QUART writing near top of the handle.
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Photo of the makers name and location at bottom of inner tankard. (Circle with Acton to one side and Kingston to other)
Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon Thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) - named at the base. Photo of base of tankard showing name.

Antique Pewter Tankard

£65.00

Pewter tankard (circa 1860) made by George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon Thames. His mark is at the bottom of the tankard inside. Quart size. Made for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) – named at the base.

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The antique pewter tankard (circa 1860) is the work of George Bowman Acton (1804-1883) of Kingston Upon Thames, for the Wheatsheaf pub in Mortlake (demolished in 1963) – named at the base. The history of the tankard relates to a pub in Mortlake known as ‘The Wheatsheaf’ that has long ceased to operate. The tankard is a good collectable item for those with an interest in Breweriana. To care for the antique pewter tankard, we suggest a polish with a soft cloth to keep it shining.

Dimensions 110 × 110 × 154 mm

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