18TH C GRADUATED PEWTER MEASURES & CONTAINERS

2 SETS OF 18TH C GRADUATED PEWTER MEASURES & SCREW TOP CONTAINERS: Six 18th century, straight sided graduated measures with engraved faces, largest ‘Demi Litre’, 5.875”h to the smal

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.)

Antique 18th C English Pewter Measures. Largest measures 6.5 inches x 7 inches.

An 18th Century English Pewter Medicine Measure, engraved ‘St Geo Hosp’, diameter 4.4cm

17th /18th century pewter quart tankard measures 6.5 in. tall, steins/mugs measure 4.75 in. and 5 in. tall, and the cup measures 3.75 in. tall. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be reques

19th C., together with 6 graduated pewter measures, 9 pieces total The tallest jug 9"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Lot Of 2 18th C Pewter Pitchers 1783 (NOT PERFECT). Measure 13.5" & 10 1/4". This lot, and many forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiqua

(lot of 8) English Georgian copper graduated measures, late 18thc., varying patinas, ranging from 0.5 gallon to 4 gallons, denting, largest: approx 15"h, 16"w, 14.5"d; 25lbs total Start Price: $200.00

Antique 18th Century John de St Croix Pewter Lidded Measure. The lid stamped IDSX with two stars. "S.G.L." incised on handle. Measures 6.75 inches x 4 inches.

FOUR PEWTER MEASURESChannel Islands, 18th century. Four cider measures in graduating volumes.

Lot Of 2 18th C Pewter Flagon & Pitcher 1746 (NOT PERFECT). Measure 10.5" & 15.5". This lot, and many forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This a

COLLECTION OF ENGLISH 18TH/19TH C. DIMINUTIVE PEWTERIncludes a lidded measure, jiggers, open salts with spoons, "Aladdin" mug with cobalt insert, pair of tri-footed bowls, "Fox & Co. -

(lot of 6) English Georgian graduated copper measures, late 18th c., varying patinas, some with repairs, ranging from 0.5 gallon to 1 gallon, largest: approx 10.5"h, 10.5"w, 11.5"d; 16lbs total Start

2 Antique 18th C Pewter Tea Caddies. One engraved 1763. Larger measures 8.5 inches x 4 inches x 2.75 inches.

18th century European pewter tankard with lid, inscribed on lid '1777', touch marks on lid interior. Measures: 9 3/4"H x 5 1/2"W x 7"D

1800's large American pewter teapot with ebony handle signed Dixxon & Son. Losses to finial noted, but otherwise in good condition. It measures 12" tall by 11" across. These items come from the estate

Lot of eight, assembled group of 19th century baluster form pewter measures from one quart to to smallest marked 20, makers include James Yates, James C. Edwards and others, quart is 6 1/4" high. Cond

Interesting pewter candle sticks with subtle bands of engraved decoration. Plus an engraved base metal tea caddy previously plated in silver worn to the base metal. Box measures 3.75 x 5.5 x 4.25 inch

Important 18th C Pewter Charger With A Crest Mark With A "G". Measure 11.5" Diameter. From A Florida Estate. This, and many lots forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in ever

Collection of (12) Pieces of 18th-19th c. Pewter, including: Set of (4) English Open Measures with stepped foot, half gill to pint, all with touchmarks, 2" to 4 1/2" high, small dents; English One Pin

Dated 1732. Depicts man driving horses through countryside. Some dents throughout. Measures 9.5in tall.

1-Irish Pewter Haystack Measure, dent to 1 side 3 3/4". 2- Irish Pewter Double Measure 3". 3- American Pewter Porringer, possibly John Skinner 7 1/2". 4- American Pewter Porringer SG 6 1/2". Weight on

Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), c. 17th-18th century, Kraak ware, with underglaze cobalt blue decoration on bowl and borders with pewter rim. Measures 8" diameter x 1" tall. Domestic shipping $16

A miscellaneous grouping of 8 pieces of pewter, including measures and other vessels, but also including a pair of 18th century chargers, one by Joseph Gorwood, and another by S. Dungumb. Largest char