A Sheffield-made pewter tankard featuring an engraved image of Lord Nelson's attack on the fleets of France and Spain at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Nearly 100 vessels are portrayed with each of the British ships named and positioned in the station she took on the day.

There is a panel for engraving up to three initials free of charge.  


Price:   £39.99

A genuine old British King's Shilling is sandwiched within the double-glass bottom of this classic design pewter tankard. Engraved on the side is the story of how press gangs tricked men into committing themselves to service by passing the coin to them in a tankard of ale. In the 18th century, a glass bottomed tankard was invented to help spot the danger.

There is a panel for up to 10 letters of engraving. 


Price:   £49.99

The glass porthole let into this Sheffield pewter hip flask serves two purposes: so that the etching of HMS Victory inside the flask can be viewed; and (perhaps more important!) to check how much of the favoured tipple remains. Fits easily in a jacket pocket.

Diameter 3.75", height 4". Capacity 140ml 


Price:   £37.50