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The Tudor Sale: Part II Including Period Decorations, Pewter, and Furniture from the Harry Makepeace Collection

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June 30, 2022 at 2:00 pm ET

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LOT 72

Lot 72

Three English Pewter Mugs, 18th and 19th centuries

Three English Pewter Mugs, 18th and 19th centuries
Lot 72 Details
Three English Pewter Mugs, 18th and 19th centuries

a half pint by Thomas Schofield (Birmingham, fl.1790-1808) with impressed hall marks, and crowned WR, a pint attributed to William Hogg (Newcastle, fl.1780-1815) with Newcastle verification and impressed crowned initials F.M. on the body, and a pint by Thomas Leartherbarrow (Liverpool, fl.1800-1815) with his touch in the base and hall marks on the rim
tallest height 4.6 in — 11.7 cm

Estimate $100-$150

Realised: $192
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Provenance:

Harry Makepeace Collection, Brantford

CONDITION DETAILS

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