Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752. - Bukowskis

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Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Isaac Cookson, a mid-18th-century sterling silver tankard, Newcastle, England 1752.

Later made repoussé and chased flower and foliage decorations, shield in the front.
S-shape handle, hinged lid. Height 20 cm. Weight ca. 805 g.
Isaac Cookson active 1728-54.

Wear due to age and use. Minor dents in the upper part of the foot. The general impression is good.

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