19th Century English Pub Pewter Pot

19th Century English Pub pewter pot of pint capacity with glass bottom, Maker: R. & J. Slack of Sheffield. .

19th Century English pewter pub pot of pint capacity, Maker: James Yates of Birmingham, C 1800-40.

19th century English pewter pub pot of half-pint capacity, rim with William IV and Victorian inspector verification marks, circa 1830.

19th century English pewter pub pot of pint capacity, Maker Pringle of London, Maker and mark listed Old Pewter Its Makers and Marks #3781a. c1820

19th Century English pewter Pub pot of pint capacity, Maker: Loftus of London, C 1840.

19th century English pewter pub tankard of pint capacity. Name of pub ‘Red Lion’ inscribed on base. Maker: B. R. Banks of London, circa 1870. H: 4 ¾â€.

19th century English pewter pub pint measure with side pouring spout. Circa 1850. H: 4 ½â€.

19Th century English pint capacity pub pot with Pub owner's name inscribed on front with Victorian inspector marks and capacity verifications on rim, circa 1850.

Creamer, engraved "250 GRM", approximate height 3 3/4", mustard pot, marked on underside "William M. Whitley, Westbourne Grove, James Dixon & Sons, height 2 1/2", George IV half gill measure, hallmark

Lot of 19th Century English Pewter. Largest bowl measures 13-1/4" diam., unsigned coffee pot, 11"h. Condition: Good with dents and wear, coffee pot has a repair to hinge on lid.

ENGLISH 19TH C. PEWTER COLLECTIONTen (10) total pieces, including a Bentley mug with wide funnel top, Henry Cornforth wooden handled coffee pot (formerly silver plated), double lidded pot with "A

Lot of 17 pieces including three 19th century English pot-bellied measures, one with VR & ER inspectors marks and one with ER marks, all with markers marks on interiors, 1/4, 1/2 and full gill size, p

Antique pewter kitchen ware including a Townsend and Compton English 18th / 19th Century charger (approx 14.75" dia), small and large cake molds by Wagner West Germany and a large copper pot (approx 1

19th-20th century. Includes a large incised redware pitcher, an English bellied tankard with pewter mounts, a small jug with incised leaves, a ribbed redware jar, a glazed flower pot tray, and a redwa

Pewter tableware, 18/19th c., to include ½ pint Irish Haystack measure, 5"h; inkwell, English mustard pot etc.

19th century English pewter planter, with lion head handles, 8" h x 20" w x 12" d. Provenance: From a Delray Beach, FL estate.

Pair 19th c. English pewter candlesticks. 8" Ht.. Weighted with removable bobeches. For similar examples see "Old Domestic Base-Metal Candlesticks, from the 13th to 19th Century by Ronald F. Michaelis

A group of eight early 19th Century English pewter plates. Marked on top edge HL with crown. Each measures 11DIA.

Having baluster shape and brass rim, quart, pint, half-pint, gill, half-gill and quarter-gill, approximate height 2"-6".

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (3) 1 pint tankards, (2) 1/2 pint mugs and (2) 1 gill mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers, J. Matthews, W. R. Loftus. 6

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter and copper tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (2) 1 pint tankards, (5) 1/2 pint mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers. Quarts: 6" tall.

1 with illegible engraved front, top of handle monogrammed "C", 1 engraved "Imperial", approximate height 6-6 1/2".

Pair of matching Chamberlain London pewter plates with crown over "C", one marked with crown over "DC", another presumed to be Chamberlain (illegible) (approx 9.75" dia) and two others with London mar

Having brass rim marked "Quart", approximate height 6".