JAMES DIXON & SONS
English Silver and Pewter Armorial Tankards
Circa 1870
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Mixed set of English silver plate and pewter tankards made by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield.
- Sold as a set of 6.
- Each engraved with coat of arms of Pembroke College, Oxford.
- All presented to Thomas Newman Frederik Bardwell.
- Glass bottom.
- Fully marked, including retailer's stamp, Osmond, Oxford.
Comprising:
#1: June 1870, Scratch Pairs rowing.
#2: Circa 1870, Billiards Match.
#3: 1870, Putting the Stone, which is part of the Highland Games and forbear of the shot put.
#4: 1870, 1871, and 1872, Athletic Sports.
#5: 1870, 1871, and 1872, Cricket.
#6: 1870, Cricket.
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Very GoodMinor signs of wear consistent with age and use.
One tankard with crack to glass bottom.
Product is used.
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