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Tankard
Metal- pewter
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England
The Hole in the Wall, Hole in the Wall, Pearle Street, Wapping, London, England
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Beaker
Metal- pewter
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Tankard
Metal- pewter
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Cup
Metal- pewter
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England
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Cup
Metal- pewter
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London, England
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Jug
Earthenware- stone, Earthenware, Metal- pewter
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Raeren, Liege, Belgium
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Tankard
Metal- pewter
England
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Tankard
Metal- pewter
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London, England
Chaldon Herring, Weymouth, Dorset, England
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Flagon
Metal- pewter
England
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Porringer
Metal- pewter
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Flagon
Metal- pewter
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England
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Tankard
Metal- pewter
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England
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England
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Scotland
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Metal- pewter
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Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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Metal- pewter
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Scotland
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England
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Box- tobacco
Metal- pewter
Consumption
England
The Farmer's Arms, St Paul's Cray, Kent, England
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