18th c PEAR SHAPED ENGLISH PEWTER TEAPOT - ROBERT BUSH

Antique 18th c. Pear Shaped Pewter Teapot by Robert Bush of Bristol c. 1790-1800. Measures 6 3/4". Weight 1 pd 1 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

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

18th c. English Sterling Silver Teapot by Robert Hennell I, London, 1791, with pineapple form ivory finial, faceted and chased body with ebonized handle, 6 3/4" high, 19.6 ozt. Minor surface scratches

English Sterling Silver Footed Cream Jug, 18thc., pear shaped form with scroll handle and scalloped rim and spout, on downswept legs and trifid feet. Dimensions: 4in.h. Weight: Approximately 79 g./

A Pair of German Rococo Pewter Coffee Pots, 18thc, footed pear shaped form with hinged covers and reed wrapped handles, with swirl design to the body. Mark to base. Dimensions:8.5 x 5 x 4 in. Conditio

A Pair of German Rococo Pewter Coffee Pots, 18thc, footed pear shaped form with hinged covers and reed wrapped handles, with swirl design to the body. Mark to base. Dimensions:8.5 x 5 x 4 in. Conditio

A pair of English brass candlesticks, second half of 18th c. With inverted pear-shaped knops 7 in. high (each)

English Colonial Silver Covered Sugar Bowl mid-18th century, possibly American, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with repousse rococo gadroons, the fitted lid with gadrooned foot-ring, engraved

EIGHT ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY PEWTER PLATES AND BOWLSIncludes large charger dated "1746", Robt. Bush plates, and more.Charger: 16.60 in. (42.16 cm.)

English, 18th century A tapered cylindrical teapot with a scrolled wood handle and hinged lid with ball finial, marked on the underside, probably Samuel Heydon, London, Yeoman 16 June 1715; with a cyl

English, 18th C. Inverted pear form with repousse foliate design. Impressed makers marks to underside London, William Cripps 1760. Total weight including handle 538g H. 16 cm (6 3/8 in) L. 23 cm (9 in

London 1815 William Fountain, with a pear-shaped body chased with c-scrolls and flowers, with two vacant reserves; together with an English silver rectangular box with Bombe sides, Chester 1895, chase

English Pottery Coin Bank c.18th century. size 4 1/2 inches high. With pear-shaped holderwith slot for coins, and flat foot; brown glaze. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Harbor Michigan, U

Chinese 18th / 19th Century Yixing Pear-shaped Teapot finely enameled in light blue with dark blue details of Antiques and Scholarly Items, the inside base of spout with a single hole; the base incise

Unglazed pear shaped redware coffee pot and domed cover. Sprigged en rocaille with Chinese figures within scroll borders. Developed in imitation of Chinese Yixing wares. Staffordshire, c. 1760. H. (wi

An English porcelain pot pourri jar by Chelsea, c.1760s. Formed as a beehive / pear shaped jar with floral formed finial. Measures 5.5" high, 3.25" diameter. The underside with a retailer label, Stock

United States, England,18th-19th Century Includes a Townsend & Compton, Thomas Badger, Francis Piggott, Thomas Compton, Robert Bush & Co., Edward Leapidge, Samuel Duncombe, Nathaniel Barber, and Henry

American and English, 18th-19th century. Marked. Three marked for Samuel Ellis, two for Robert Bush and a third for Bush and Perkins. Together with two American. Philadelphia "Love" touch and Boardman

An 18th century European candlestick with swirled base, stem and candle cup, 7"h. and a 19th century English teapot with crown and "X" touchmark, 8"h. Imperfections.

With cream lozenge form body, moulded long-necked goose spout supported by extended arm and hand. Bird head finial and moulded S-shaped handle. Body and lid embossed with moulded shell and Greek key m

(1) Continental Pewter Wavy-Edged Plate DIMENSIONS Width 9.5 Depth 9.5 in. (2) English Export George III Robert Bush & Co. Pewter Plate DATE c. 1795 DIMENSIONS Width 8.5 Depth 8.5 in. (3) American Tho

English, 18th/19th C., comprising a charger marked with four thistles and three 'I's and an 'H', two plates with London touch marks, and a gooseneck teapot, 4 pieces Provenance: Property from a Privat

Teapot collection including wooden pear tea caddy, 19th c. Troy N.Y. pewter teapot, graniteware and pewter teapot, Famille Rose teapot (chip on spout), pottery rooster teapot, English transferware tea

Ca. first half 18thC. English or Welsh. Pinned construction throughout. Scarce shallow form with flat molded cornice above three plate shelves over three drawers, shaped aprons, supported by turned po