A 20thC pewter cistern, probably French, of lidded

An early 20thC Chinese pewter lidded box of rectangular form with dragon decoration to top, the sides with bamboo detail. Marked under Kut Hing Pewter Swatow (Shantou). Approx. 2 3/4" high x 6" wide x

THREE PEWTER LIDDED FRENCH MEASURESFrench. Three lidded forms in graduating volumes. Hallmarks underfoot.

ONE PEWTER LIDDED FRENCH MEASUREFrance, 18th/19th century. Thumbgrip lid, hallmarked "I.D.H." to handle.10 1/2 in. (26.67 cm.)

THREE FRENCH PEWTER LIDDED MEASURES BY LECLERC HUMBERT LILLESFrance, 19th century, a double litre, litre, and demi litre, marked underfoot.6 1/2 in. to 10 in. (16.51 x 25.40 cm.)

19th century French pewter lidded pitcher, marked underneath "Maison Le Seigneur De Verre Sue - Caen". Front reads "Double Litre" and just above shows a hallmark of two clasped hands, along with a "52

With original embossed patterned shade, and pewter finished base. Probably French. 3 part mold, rings true. H: 21" NOTE: Minor flakes to base of shade (see photos.)

With one lidded inkwell. Probably French, in a pierced Rococo style. L 33 cm (13 in.)

19th C French Pewter Tea Caddy / Lidded Jar Marked LC with a Bee. Marked on lid Medaille D'Argent Exposition Internationale 1875 Paris. Measures 5 inches diameter x 7 H including handle.

20thc camel paperweight - probably pewter 3 1/2" long Italy Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder who ha

Nice lot of 6 early Continental pewter pieces with hall marks. French lidded syrup / tappet jug with hall mark of shield with letter R B and wording Etain Fin , H. 7'' to top of thumb press lid. Open

A pair of neoclassical cast iron urns, A pair of neoclassical cast iron urns, 19th century, probably French, each in the form of a lidded vessel with figural handles and draped in fabric, each raised

18/19th c. Probably French. One with sponged background and white stars. 9 1/2"h and 5 1/2"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

Probably French. Modern. In a neo-classical style, the baluster body with removable lid and a circular foot, with putto and leaf form handles, hung with garlands. Height 24 ½”. Width 10 ½”. (Con

An 18th century Faience Pewter Ink Well. All original. Touch marks noted at base. Please see photograph preview. Probably French 18th century.Provenance: Estate of Fred and Pepper GoldenWestport, CTIn

Small lidded glass dresser box with gold etched designs and bronze detail. Probably French. Dimensions: H 4.75" x W 5.5" x D 3.5" Condition: Losses to finish and minor surface wear.

Collection of Antique decorative items including a stone crock measuring 7.25"H, a lidded tin pail (lard pail?) with wire bale handle, a sandwich glass ladle, a late 19thC or early 20thC Pewter candle

Large Group of Twenty-Eight Pieces of French Pewter, 19th and 20th c., consisting of six trays; a covered pot; a covered porringer; a porringer; a large bowl; five lidded flagons; a large pitcher; a l

Continental (likely French), late 19th century A heavy pewter lidded soup tureen with round underplate and relief decoration, the large round dished underplate with band of twisted gadroons alternatin

(lot of 10) French pewter tableware, 20th c., including: (4) having crowned rose and crowned castle marks underfoot, (one) lidded urn, with dual handles, applied fish motif at front face, approx 17.5"

TWO 18TH C. PEWTER BALUSTER MEASURESFrench. 18th century. Pot size and quart lidded measures having acorn thumbpieces with incised script to handles.8 1/4 in. & 10 1/4 in. (20.96 cm. & 26.04 cm.)

ASSEMBLED SET OF FIVE DIMINUTIVE PEWTER MEASURESEnglish/French, 19th century. Four (4) baluster measures and one (1) lidded including an English Gills Newcastle lidless measure, an English 2-Glass Gla

19th c. French Egg Shaped Porcelain Lidded Mantel Urn, probably by Samson, with hand painted roses surrounded by gilded wreaths on a turquoise blue ground, in gilded bronze mounts, bud form lid finial

Antique French walnut cased pipe serinette music box with three ranks of pewter pipes playing 10 tunes   probably by Thibouville-Lamy (Mirencourt France) circa 1880.  Approx. (15") wide (10½"

A large group of silverplate with some Sterling and pewter: the Sterling includes a Bee & Thistle hallmarked salt spoon (accompanied by an unmarked flower lidded gold washed basket probably Sterling,