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Quart pewter tankard

Tankard, 1/2 pint, silver plated, by Farrow & Jackson, Great Northern Railway, sloping sides, "GNR Co" in sans serif letters on side.

Silver plated tankard, Great Northern Railway

Petwer tankard

Pewter tankard used at Charing Cross Hospital, London, England, 1801-1900

1801-1900

Quart volume tankard

Pint petwer tankard

Pint pewter tankard

Pint petwer tankard

Pint pewter tankard

Tankard, silver plated, with glass bottom, Great Western Railway, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1854; 2 pint, horizontal bands round top and bottom, garter with GWR coat of arms engraved on side.

Silver plated tankard, Great Western Railway

1854
Tankard, silver plated, North Eastern Railway, 1 pint, marked on side " NER Refreshment Rooms Thirsk", by Elkington & Co, Elkington Plate, 28269, 1921.

Silver plated tankard, North Eastern Railway - Refreshment Rooms, Thirsk

1921
Tankard, one pint, silver plated, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Grill Room, made by Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1918; "L & Y GRILL ROOM" engraved on side. Measurements: 130 mm x 130 mm x 80 mm

Silver plated tankard, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Grill Room

1918
Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Bolton, made by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield - "Prince's Plate"; plain, engraved on outside "L & Y RLY BOLTON". Measurements overall: 130 mm x 120 mm x 90 mm.

Silver plated tankard, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Bolton

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels, made by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield; plain, "LMS HOTELS" block logo on side.

Silver plated tankard, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

Tankard, silver, with glass base, presented to Francis Cyril Richardson by members of the Grantham Railwaymen’s Guild as President in 1956, made by Richard Hodd & Son, London.

tankard presented to Francis Cyril Richardson by members of the Grantham Railwaymen’s Guild

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, London & North Western Railway, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1884; plain, LNWR Britannia logo on side. Overall: 140 mm x 90 mm x 130 mm.

Silver plated tankard, London & North Western Railway

1884
Tankard, silver plate, by Elkington & Co, Midland Railway, 1 pint capacity, marked on side "The Midland Hotel Derby".

Silver plated tankard, Midland Railway - Midland Hotel, Derby

Tankard, glass, fluted parallel sides, with handle, Southern Railway logo, c. 1939.

Glass tankard, Southern Railway

circa 1939
Silver tankard, made by Waterhouse & Ryland, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, 1827

Silver tankard

1827
Tankard, 1 pint; silver plated, Great Central Railway, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; "GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY Y.G." garter on side, curved sided.

Silver plated tankard, Great Central Railway - Y G

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, Great Central Railway - Woodford, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; straight sides, "GREAT CENTRAL RY WOODFORD" and GCR coat of arms.

Silver plated tankard, Great Central Railway - Woodford

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels, made by George Richmond Collis and Company, Church St, Birmingham; straight-sided, ornate engraving on side with "LMS HOTELS" block logo in centre.

Silver plated tankard, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, by Hutton, Sheffield, Great Northern Railway, sloping sides, "GT NORTHERN RLY REFT ROOMS, DONCASTER" garter engraved on side, base marked 'H2153'.

Silver plated tankard, Great Northern Railway

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, Great Central & Great Northern Joint Railways - Nottingham Joint Station, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; straight-sided, "NOTTINGHAM JOINT STATION" garter with "GC & GN" in centre.

Silver plated tankard, Great Central & Great Northern Joint Railways - Nottingham Joint Station

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Huddersfield, unidentified maker; "38" marked underneath the object, curved sided, ornately engraved, "L & Y RY HUDDERSFIELD" engraved on outer surface. Measurements: 130 mm x 120 mm x 90 mm.

Silver plated tankard, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Huddersfield

Tankard, half pint, silver plated, Great Central Railway.

Silver plated half pint tankard, Great Central Railway

Tankard, pint, silver plated, London & North Western Railway Refreshment Department Coventry, with Britannia motif. Unidentified maker. Overall: 112 mm x 130 mm x 93 mm.

Silver plated tankard, London & North Western Railway - Refreshment Department, Coventry

Tankard, 1 pint, silver plated, Great Northern Railway, made by Farrow & Jackson, London; sloping sides, "G.N.R. CO" in sans serif letters on side.

Silver plated tankard, Great Northern Railway

Beer glass, British Transport Commission Catering Services, acid etched 'BTC CS' on side, unknown maker, 1953-1963.

Beer tankard, British Transport Commission - Catering Services

1953-1963
Mug, ceramic, white with printed design and gilded rim and handle, depicting "Locomotion No 1", inscribed "The First Public Railway Egglescliffe Centenary Celebration 1925". Overall: 90 mm x 115 mm 92 mm.

First Public Railway Egglescliffe Celebration tankard

1925
Tankard, 1/2 pint, silver plated, Great Northern Railway - Refreshment Rooms, made by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield; curved sides, "G.N R.R.' - engraved on side. Overall: 113 mm x 115 mm x 75 mm, 0.28kg.

Silver plated tankard, Great Northern Railway - Refreshment Rooms

1/2 pint tankard, British Transport Commission Hotels, made by Mappin & Webb, stamped BTC Hotel, Princes Plate, Reg. No. 71553 32, VR 6 with a crown above, 1/2 Pint with the marker's mark. Overall: 90 mm x 100 mm 74 mm.

Silver plated half pint tankard, British Transport Commission Hotels

Tankard, pewter, Great Northern Railway, quart size, unidentified maker; pear shaped on foot, "GNR" script monogram on front. Overall: 163 mm x 168 mm 130 mm, 0.97kg.

Pewter tankard, Great Northern Railway

Tankard, half-pint, silver plate, Hotels Executive, marked on side 'Hotels Executive', by Mappin and Webb, stamped Mappin Plate, B, W16518 and 'Half-Pint, GR37 F53' and a crown on the rim, later marked on base 'BTC Hotels'. Overall: 93 mm x 108 mm 81 mm.

Silver plated 1/2 pint tankard, British Transport Commission - Hotels/Hotels Executive

Tankard, one handle, stamped BTC Hotels for British Transport Commission Hotels, maker's mark 'L & B EPNS A1'. Sramped near rim ER 37 under a crown, 12/60, Half Pint. Overall: 106 mm x 112 mm 66 mm.

Silver plated tankard, British Transport Commission - Hotels

Tankard, half pint, one handle, silver plated, British Transport Hotel Services, made by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield. Stamped BTHS, Hard soldered, 1026 1/2 and with the maker's mark. Overall: 90 mm x 100 mm 73 mm.

Silver plated 1/2 pint tankard, British Transport Hotel Services

Tankard, 1 pint, ceramic, NRZ Museum, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, white with gilded rim, printed design depicting 7th Class locomotive of 1903. Overall: 105 mm x 136 mm x 104 mm.

Ceramic commemorative tankard, NRZ Museum

1985
Tankard, commemorative, clear glass, to commemorative the building of Newark Dyke, ECML Underbridge 278, February 1999-December 2000, issued by Kvaerner Construction, 2000, in presentation box.

Commemorative tankard with carton and information sheet

2000
Tankard, ceramic, by James Dean Pottery, Staffordshire, commemorating "Taunton 150 1842-1992" and the visit of City of Truro to the West Somerset Railway, No 95/100 Limited Edition, depicting locomotive printed on one side, commemorative inscription on the other; gilding to rim and handle. Overall: 128 mm x 150 mm 110 mm.

Taunton 150 commemorative tankard - City of Truro

1992
Tankard, 2-handled, silver plated, Great Eastern Railway, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1882; "GER" in script letters surmounted by dragon's wing. Overall: 153 mm x 182 mm x 118 mm, 0.64kg.

Silver plated tankard, Great Eastern Railway

1882
Quart Tankard, pewter, Midland Railway Hotel, engraved 'Quart Mid Rly Hotels'.

Pewter tankard

One commemorative tankard for Apollo 11, July 1969. (Portmerion Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent).

One commemorative tankard for Apollo 11

Tankard, commemorative, bone china, by Hammersley, England, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway, 1825-1975, white with gold bands, depicting "Locomotion" George Stephenson, Locomotion crossing Skerne Bridge, Darlington, 27th September 1825, marked underneath "On the occasion of S&DR celebration by Stoke-Triad Designs, Limited edition 758/1000" with certificate of authenticity and box.

Commemorative tankard, 150th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway

1975
Tankard, 1 pint, silver plate, London & North Western Railway, marked with LNWR Britannia logo, "Chester", by Elkington & Co, Elkington Plate 14648, 1919.

Silver plated tankard, London & North Western Railway

1919
Mug, ceramic, white with gold gilt rim and handle, depicting "Locomotion No 1", inscribed "The First Public Railway Yarm Centenary Celebration 1925". Also with original British Transport Commission object label. Overall: 90 mm x 104 mm 92 mm.

Railway Centenary commemorative tankard

1925
Marking: silver tankard marked and polished

Marking: silver tankard marked and polished

Large tumbler, British Transport Commission Catering Services, glass, inscribed BTC CS on front. Overall: 124 mm 82 mm.

Glass tumbler, British Transport Commission - Catering Services

Large tumbler, British Transport Commission Catering Services, glass, inscribed BTC CS on front. Overall: 124 mm 82 mm.

Glass tumbler, British Transport Commission - Catering Services

Tankard, silver plated, "Regent Plate" by Goldsmith's & Silversmith's Company Ltd, 112 Regent St, London, inscribed with Prince of Wales feathers over a Staffordshire Knot " 13TH JUNE 1936". Presented to donor's father by the London Midland & Scottish Railway Co, fireman of the Royal Scot Class locomotive "North Staffordshire Regiment" at the naming ceremony.

LMS presentation tankard

1936
Tankard, 2-handled, commemorative, bone china, by Hammersley, England, commemorating 150th anniversary of Stockton & Darlington Railway, white with gold bands, depicting " Royal George" locomotive, built at Shildon 1827, by Timothy Hackworth, and "Locomotion", marked underneath "On the occasion of S&DR 150th celebration by Stoke-Triad Designs, Limited Edition 124/500" with cardboard box and certificate of authenticity.

Commemorative tankard, 150th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway

1975