2 American Pewter Chargers & Bowl

Two 19th century American Pewter chargers and bowl by A. Griswold, F. Bassett and Boardman. Each with touch marks. Some wear and denting. Up to 13 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $200-300

LOT (2) AMERICAN PEWTER INCLUDING SAMUEL HAMLIN, PROVIDENCE, RI CHARGER, C.1800, DIAMETER 13 1/2" AND ENGRAVED MONOGRAMMED CUP, C.1800, HEIGHT 3 1/4"

Circa 1820-30 footed unmarked, 6 1/2" diameter x 4" high. Condition Fine.

Twentieth century. Includes Williamsburg. Four "Jefferson" cups, four short mugs, three spice shakers, pepper pot, master salt and spoon, two plates, two chargers, engraved charger, handled bowl, lidd

19th-20th Century. Four footed bowls marked "B&P, London", 2.5"h. 5"d. And four basins. Two have Continental marks and largest has added name and date "1917 S. Dana Sutliff". 3.75"h. 13"d. to 2"h. 9"d

Group of American and European pewter, including (2) chargers, greatest 16.5"dia; (2) Lumley & Co. Ltd 1/2 pint tankards; swirl molded coffee pot; James Yates 1 pint jug; trophy jug for Conanicut Park

Two Late 18th to Early 19th Century Pieces of Pewter. Including 1 charger and 1 bowl with wide rim. The plate is monogrammed "HT" on the rim, and both with respective maker's marks verso. Minor wear a

hallmarked, maker Townsend & Compton, London. 16 1/2" diameter, 1 1/4" deep. Use wear, oxidation. Property of a Darien, CT Estate.

(lot of 2) Postmodern ceramics, Peter Shire (American, b.1947), Expo, dated [19]97, including: (1) charger/ plate, approx 13"diam, (1) bowl, approx 2.5"h, 7.5"diam; 5.5lbs total **Provenance: Founded

6 pieces of 19th century pewter includes 2-15" chargers, a wash basin 13" dia. x 3 1/2" d. and 2 other smaller plates and a small shallow bowl, 3 plates have touch marks

American, 18th century pewter bloodletting or barber's bowl, 2 1/2" H x 8 1/2" diameter

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Michael Magdeleno (20th Century) Marking(s); notes: signed, marking(s); 2000 Country of origin; materials: American; stoneware Dimensions (H, W, D): 2.25"h, 19.75"dia Ad

Carl Sorensen Charger and 2 containers with lids in excellent original patina and condition. Bowls about 5 1/2 inches in diameter, charger is 14 1/2 inches in diameter.

William Will Lidded Pewter Sugar Bowl. Philadelphia 1764-1798. See Fig. 610 in Mel Wolfs book "An American Pewter Collection". Unmarked. H 5" D base 2-5/8" D rim 4-3/8". Condition: Excellent condition

Five (5) American Pewter tableware items, including one (1) lighthouse dome lid coffee pot stamped for Israel Trask (working Beverly, MA, ca. 1813-51); two (2) tableware items, including one (1) bowl

American, 20th century. Group includes plates, chargers, teapots, serving bowl, mugs, etc. Teapot - 9" high. (O4)

Including: 13 x 17 inch oval charger, whistle, child's toy bowl, sander, (3) teaspoons, miniature shoe, sauce boat, (2) 5 inch rimmed plates, (3) salts and a sausage stuffer.

Sterling silver mounted corkscrew with Native American head, 9" l, pr pewter candlesticks, 3-1/2" h, Connecticut House Pewterers footed bowl, 8" dia x 4" h

late 19th or 20th century, to include (4) lidded coffee pots/teapots, a large charger, a ladle, (2) larger serving bowls, both with London touchmarks, one with "Lomton" makers mark; and (3) smaller se

14 pcs American brilliant period cut glass including pewter top muffineer, s.p. top syrup pitcher, vase, 2 bowls, rose bowl, decanter, handled nappy bon bon, sugar & creamer, 4 salts

13 inch charger, 6 panel interior decoration, stamped with red seal, 10 inch rimmed plate, no marks, 2 8 inch rimmed plates, gilt and pewter clad, 6 inch pewter clad bowl,

Warren MacKenzie (American, 1924-2018). Group of two studio pottery ceramic chargers, one double-rimmed. Glazed stoneware with MacKenzie's iconic finger marks along the bowl. Marked along the footrim.

4 Piece Antique 18th / 19th c. Pewter. 1- Pear Shaped Tea Pot 7", no marks. 2- Pear Shaped Teapot Crown with X under 6 1/2". 3- Large Sugar Bowl Woodbury & Colton 7". 4- American Engraved Sugar Bowl B

Group of Glazed Pottery, to include large charger with painted, winged figure, marked Vesesiamo Anno 1522, brown glazed cake mold, South American figure, etc., diameter of bowl 16 1/2 inches.