early 19th Century Pewter PINT tankard | marked with London and Crown Goodwin From Arthurian Legends Collection series

From Arthurian Legends Collection series

5cms (2 1/4") wide at base

He is seen as crucial in legitimising the literary use of Middle English when the dominant literary languages in England were still Anglo-Norman French and Latin

Approx 13cm (5 1/2") across

early 19th Century Pewter PINT tankard | marked with London and Crown Goodwin From Arthurian Legends Collection seriesearly 19th Century Pewter Pint tankard Marked with London and Crown to base [and other later marks on side]. This base mark is a verification mark that signifies that the measure has been inspected by an official Weights & Measures Inspector and found to be of the correct capacity. It became a country wide legal requirement to stamp all measures with a verification mark in 1835, though some areas such as the Cities of London and Westminster had being