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Edwardian Brass Rim Pewter Pint Tankard c1910 - 19th Century Pewter Beer Mug
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1900-1950
Type
Mug
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Edwardian Brass Rim Pewter Pint Tankard c1910 - 19th Century pewter mug
Crowned ER (Edward 1905-1911) over 21 over LCC for London County (from 1881)
Label of capacity showing QUART to the left of a Mug handle
Dimensions 11 cm x 9.5 cm diameter at base
Condition : Excellent, wear commensurate with age as shown
In 1826 the Imperial Standard was introduced to supersede a number of other standards that had been in use until then. A verification mark signifies that the measure has been inspected by an official Weights & Measures Inspector and found to be of the correct capacity. From roughly 1879 onwards a uniform style was adopted consisting of a crown, the monarch’s initials (VR, ER or GR) and a number which signifies the location. Capacity marks became a legal requirement in 1836. The presence of such a mark does not mean the item is post-1836 as vessels made before then which remained in use after 1836 were often marked retrospectively. The word Imperial on a measure shows it was made to the new standard and is therefore post-1826.
For more information on verification marks, see: Marks and Markings of Weights and Measures of the British Isles by Carl Ricketts and John Douglas 1996
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