~ A 17TH CENTURY PEWTER WAITER, bears London touchmark

6 - 19th century pewter plates, 5 of them have London touchmarks, ranging from 9"D to 8"D, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

ENGLISH 17TH C. PEWTER PORRINGERCa. 1670. Likely a former owners initials of "M G" to the Old English style ear, makers touch mark of "SB" in center of the bowl.Provenance: Christi

2 19th-century pewter chargers, largest is 16.5"D and smaller is 13.5"D, both have London touchmarks, large one is engraved E. Beddard on face, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

London, diameter 18 inches. Broad triple reeded rim with pseudo hallmarks including a lion passant, a leopard’s head, a buckle, and an obscured TS maker’s mark, c

To include: a four-hole inkwell with hinged lid and glass insert; a porringer with reticulated handles, likely Irish, with circular flower mark to base; a c.1850 Harton & Son, London, 5 1/8" H. pub pi

Date: Circa 15th – 17th c. AD Material: stone, Pewter Provenance/Additional Information: Obtained from an old British collection; Purchased from a private London collector, acquired between 1960-1

A Continental pewter flagon, dated 1670, having an applied strap handle with touchmarks, incised decoration to the front inscribed "Enoch Poner / 1670". Dimensions:Height 9 1/2in; width across handle

17th Century Saxony Serpentine Tankard Lidded pewter mounted serpentine tankard. Ht. 6 1/2 Max D 5 in. Matthew Holder Works of Art, Notthinghill London, March 2017. Private Collection.

AN ENGLISH PEWTER FLAGON BY JOHN EMES THE ELDER, CIRCA 1680London, England, fourth quarter 17th century. Beefeater type flagon having stepped cover with knop and twin-cusp thumbpiece, a hammered drum

Seven 9.25 diameter plates, six with X and crown, 19th Century and one 17th Century-maker unknown. Five 8.5-inch diameter plates, two marked London, One Thomas Boston, One marked with eagles and two i

ASSORTED PEWTER BOWLS, LOT FIVE, smallest example with stamped letters "E V", and largest example with illegible London touchmark. 18th/19th century. 6" to 11 5/8" D.Very good to good condition, expec

Philadelphia, late 18th-early 19th century. Lovebird "London" touchmarks. Deep, polished basin. Light overall scratches. 3"h. 11.5"d.

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

3 pewter plates, early 19th century, largest is 9.25"D and has an Eagle touch mark signed King, two smaller ones are 8.25"D and have touch marks of London

ASSORTED PEWTER PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising three single-reed rims and two multi-reeded rims, various touchmarks including Burford & Green / London, and William Hall / London. 18th/19th century. 1

British, 19th century, two with unidentified touchmarks to undersides, one lettered "London", 16-3/8 in. diameter to 20-1/4 in. diameter Provenance: Collection of Jim and CeCe Leonard, Jamestown, Nort

ASSORTED PEWTER PLATES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising a five piece set with touchmark of "P & P" and with an anchor within a cartouche, and two examples marked "LONDON". 18th/19th century. 8" to 9 7/8" D.V

Continental origin, all with with turned stems and bulbous bases, seven pieces, ranging from 4.25” to 6”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Early Continental sticks with turned shafts and bulbous bases. Ranging from 6”H to 7”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

LARGE 17TH C PEWTER CHARGER WITH ADAM AND EVE ORIGINAL ENGRAVING, ENGLISH CIRCA 1680-1700, 19.5"

17th century pewter Capstan candlestick, 7.5"T x 5"D

Title: A scarce late 17th century London delft octagonal plate decorated Date: c. 1680 Dimension: 7 1/2" Provenance/additional info: with a central duck and flower pattern and and a floral border Ship

17th Century pewter plate. Reserve: $60.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination. Internati

17th Century Pewter Charger, 21 1/2" Diameter, Condition Noted