Porringer?????

Nov 27, 2018
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Welcome to TNet from Texas Mike.:hello:. I was able to research it and it is a pewter porringer cup used for wine tasting. I wasn’t able to find out who is engraved on center. Look for any words imprinted that could leave a clue. Thanks
 

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1st - I noticed this was your very first post - so, Welcome Aboard Mike! Take a look at Forum:Maryland for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.
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2nd - I believe HuntH2002 is right on target. Can you provide us with the "words" on it?
 

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The text around the edge looks like it may have been similar to a coin like this:
 

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The text around the edge looks like it may have been similar to a coin like this:

So that makes him John V or John VI, King of Portugal circa turn of the 19th C.
 

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The text around the edge looks like it may have been similar to a coin like this:

The words on the coin match the porringer. You guys are awesome.
Thanks

I picked this up at a bag sale at my local second hand shop. $5 for the whole bag.
 

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Welcome Mike, Nice Find!

I like my port in a larger glass! LOL
 

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