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    Sep 01, 2021 4 minutes

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    bought this tankard in an antiques market off the A3 about 10 years ago. It was being sold by an elderly couple who had bought it at a house clearance sale and didn’t know anything about it. I could see it was a German stein and the lid is made of pewter. It is decorated with a depiction of Jesus and his apostles, and it has a lovely patina. I paid £90 for it, which I thought was quite a lot at the time, and I was going to give it to my brother for his birthday... But I rather liked it and

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