Franklin Mint Pewter tankard | Drinking Cup of the West Indian Company Artist_Walter Sedgley as well as other figural

as well as other figural steins

George Tabor specialised in conventionalized foliate ornament works which were boldly incised into bowls and vases

took two or three short runs

Scene 10: Tightening the harness

William Moorcroft's Waratah design was specifically made for export to Australia from the 1930s

Franklin Mint Pewter tankard | Drinking Cup of the West Indian Company Artist_Walter Sedgley as well as other figuralFranklin Mint Pewter tankard De Drinkbeker Der West Indische Compagnie which roughly translated means Drinking Cup of the Dutch West India Company c. 1979 Approx 15cms (6") tall In patinated condition Free from damage and repair About the Dutch West India Company The Dutch West India Company or WIC (Dutch: Westindische Compagnie) Dutch was a chartered company of Dutch merchants as well as foreign investors, formally known as GWC (English: Chartered