18thc Pewter Plates Angel Mark & British FWS Maker

Three pewter plates. 18th century. Comprised of a Continental plate measuring 8-3/8" diameter. Marked on the underside with three Angel marks. The use of this mark was strictly reserved for metal of t

English include 9.25", 9.5" and 9.65" diameter, all with British touchmarks, circa 1780-1810; and one scalloped Continental plate with double Angel touch marks, 10.25" diameter. Condition All VG+ to V

Four 19th century British Pewter plates. Includes two chargers and two plates by various makers including R. Poole, S. Maxwell and Birch & Villers. Each with stamped touch marks, "London" and other Br

2 Early Judaica Pewter Plates Both w/ Makers Marks on Reverse & Both w/ Hebrew Inscriptions. Probably 18th Century but Inscriptions Possibly Later. Probably German. Dimensions of Larger- Dia-8.5".

John Somers pewter plates, bearing hallmarks on rim and maker's mark on underside. 11.375" diameter.

15 PCS. PEWTER - JOHN SOMMERS PLATES & RWP PLATTER. 14 John Somers pewter plates, bearing hallmarks on rim and maker's mark on underside, Dia 11 3/4". One pewter well and tree footed platter marked 'R

Fine original condition with an owner's initials and date etched into the body as shown, with the maker's mark on the underside. White polish residue remains-needs to be cleaned. We try not to clean o

PORTUGUESE PEWTER PLATES, 8 PCS, DIA 11 3/4"A set of eight Portugal-made pewter plates. Each piece features a scalloped rim and shallow circular basin to the center. Maker's mark and "Saks Fifth Ave"

18th century French pewter plate by unidentified maker whose is listed in Poincons d'Etain by Tardy p. 50. D; 10 ®".

Various conditions. Various makers marks. Sze: Largest measuring 12 1/2"

Artist signed verso. makers mark Haefer 1792. 8 1/2 inches

3 large Chargers @ 15 inches, 2 @ 12, 2@ 9 inches, 9.5 inch plate ( warming dish) with stamp marks including crown with X , also Newgate London, and Piggot Maker mark 8.5 inch warming dish with London

Second half 18thC. Denting on rim as shown. Early 'Lion in Gateway" mark. We did not locate any paperwork about this piece, even as it's one of the earlier pewter pieces in the Laughlin estate. Large

18th Century French pewter litre measuring tankard. Touch marks around rim, maker's stamp on the bottom. Vieux A Bourges & fleur de lis design. 7" H X 4 3/8" D. Handle stamped LITRE. **a ding to the f

Having loose handles and oval form, with hidden fill spout, maker's mark worn, approximate width 12 1/2", depth 10".

Art Nouveau silver overlay porcelain figural vase, Early 20th c., probably Austrian, incised maker's mark to underside, silver content unknown (likely silver plate or pewter), 8"h x 5"w x 3.5"d

Seven 19th century American Pewter plates. Various makers including T. Boardman, Danforth, S. Stafford, B. Barns and J. Eggleston. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear and minor damage. Up to 9" d

Various makers and marks, including tankards, a pitcher, plates and platters, all in as-found condition.Dia: approx. 16 1/2".

George Jones Majolica "Pond Lily" dessert set, English, c.1875, eleven plates and one compote, all with British Registry Mark and George Jones maker's mark to underside, details include: eleven desser

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

British and Irish Silver Assay Office Marks, 1544-1939 and Old Sheffield Plate Makers' Marks, 1743-1860 Author: Frederick Bradbury Dated: 1947</

Four 19th century British Pewter measures. Includes three pints and one half pint by various makers including G. Farmiloe & Sons and Gaskell & Chambers. Each with stamped British inspection marks, two

"Old Pewter: It's Makers & Marks" by Howard Herschel Cotterell, 432 pgs.; "Old Household Pewterware" by Dieter Nadolski, 329 pgs.; two copies of "British Pewter & Britannia Metal" by Christopher A. Pe

Pewter In America - Three Volumes in One It's Makers and Their Marks - Key book for collecting and researching American Pewter Author: Ledlie Irwin Laughlin