Solid Silver TankardEF1785

Antique Solid Silver Georgian Tankard – Edward Fernell, London 1785 (One Pint, Gilded Interior)

A fine antique solid silver one-pint tankard, hallmarked London, 1785, and made by the distinguished Georgian silversmith Edward Fernell.

This substantial tankard is of round form, with two bands of hand-chased reeded decoration, a period reeded handle, and a richly gold-gilded interior. At 268 grams in weight, it is a heavy and beautifully balanced piece of late 18th-century English silver.

Specifications

• Maker: Edward Fernell, London 1785

• Dimensions: Height 10.5 cm | Diameter 7.5 cm

• Weight: 268 g (a hefty example)

• Capacity: One pint

• Features: Hand-chased reeded decoration, reeded handle, gilded interior

• Condition: Expertly restored to near-new condition, retaining original period character

• Presentation: Supplied in a smart gift box (optional engraved plaque available)

✨ Why it’s special

• A genuine Georgian silver tankard from 1785

• Made by the highly regarded silversmith Edward Fernell

• Substantial weight and superb craftsmanship

• Functional yet decorative – a true collector’s piece of 18th-century silver

• Perfect as a wedding, anniversary, retirement, or christening gift

This is more than just a drinking vessel – it is a piece of Georgian history, beautifully restored and ready for use, display, or gifting. A fine example of collectable late 18th-century English silver, combining practicality, weight, and elegance.