This vintage pewter tankard mug features a classic English bellied form with a gently flared base and lip, complemented by a graceful strap handle with thumb rest detailing. The finish is a darkened matte pewter tone, consistent with age and oxidation, giving it an authentic old-world patina. Measuring approximately 5.5 inches tall, it is a mid-size drinking vessel suitable for display or collection.
The tankard appears to be hand-turned or cast in traditional style, likely dating from the mid-20th century (1940s–1970s). Though unmarked in the visible images, its shape and proportions are reminiscent of British and Colonial American pubware or reproduction historical drinking vessels often sold by companies such as Wilton, Boardman, or Sheffield Pewter.
Whether used as a decor item, prop, or collectible, this pewter mug adds a touch of rustic charm to tavern-style, medieval, or colonial-inspired interiors.
Key Features:
Material: Pewter (dark aged patina)
Style: Bellied tankard with flared base, rolled rim, and strap handle
Era: Circa 1940s–1970s
Finish: Matte oxidized pewter, with minor age wear
Condition: Very good vintage condition; no major dents or damage visible