2 19th-century American pewter coffeepots

2 19th-century American pewter coffeepots, one on left is marked, Sellew, Cincinnati, OH, 11.5"T & 12"T, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Grape Leaf finials, scrolled handles and molded bases, includes a tea and coffee pot by Morey & Smith/Morey & Ober with a similar

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, J. Danforth and Morey Smith. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear and m

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Black scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, H.C. Wilcox and J. Radford. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear

2 Antique American Pewter Coffee Pots. 1- One by TBM Co. of Taunton, Mass. 1830-1835, 11". 2- The other unmarked Cylindrical, in the manner of Roswell Gleason, Boston, circa 1840, 10 3/4". Weight on a

Comprising a Massachusetts tapered pot, Roswell Gleason (Dorchester); a Maine bulbous pot, Allen Porter (Westbrook); and a New York double bulbous pot, Boardman & Co. First: H: 10.75 in., W: 9.5 in.,

3 pcs of 19th century pewter, coffeepot and 2 teapots, coffeepot is 12"T and unmarked, teapot on left is signed Whitlock, Troy, NY, and teapot on right is signed C. Parker No. 14,

Two 19th century American Pewter chargers and bowl by A. Griswold, F. Bassett and Boardman. Each with touch marks. Some wear and denting. Up to 13 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $200-300

Five 18th and 19th c. American Pewter Plates & Basin. 1- Boardman c. 1805-1850 Basin. Made in Hartford CT, sold in NY 9 3/8". 2- Rare Parks Boyd Philadelphia c. 1795 Smooth Rim Plate 9 3/8". 3- Blaksl

A 19th century American Pewter Teapot by Sellew & Co., Cincinnati. Bulbous body with hollow handle and shaped spout, stepped hinged cover. Wear and some denting. 10 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

possibly Pennsylvania, with potted tulip and leaf and vine punchwork decoration, hinged lid, 11 x 10-1/2 in. Note: For similar examples, see The Pennsylvania German Collection, Pennsylvania: The Phila

2 signed pieces of American mid 19th century pewter including a 12 1/2" coffee pot signed by Rufus Dunham of Maine and a signed Allen Porter 7 1/2" teapot of Maine

Lot of Various American 19th Century Pewter. Teapot 7-1/2"h.

Lot of Various American 19th Century Pewter. Largest teapot 9-1/2"h.

Five pewter beakers, cup, chalice and vase. American pewter beaker. ca. 1830. H. 2-3/4" D rim 3" Pewter beaker AN & Co. on base. H 2-7/8" D rim 2-3/4". Pewter beaker, no marks, 19th century H 3-1/2" D

1 Hall & Cotton teapot (No. 25) and 1 Hall & Cotton coffeepot (No. 5). Pewter. Mid-19th century. Hall & Cotton, Middlefield, CT. 8 3/4" tall 10" wide teapot, 10 1/2" tall, 11 1/2" wide coffeepot. Good

United States 18th-19th Century Wood structure holding twelve pewter candlestick molds. Wood, metal,Approx. 17 3/4" t x 21 1/4" w x 5 1/2" d. From the collection of a North Scituate, Rhode Island esta

Collection of Nine Majolica Mugs fourth quarter 19th century, American, English and Continental, including a marked Wedgwood aesthetic jug with a pewter cover, h. 7-1/2", a jug with ivy on a "wood" gr

2 teapots, 1 coffeepot, and 1 plate. Mid-19th century. Pewter. 1 teapot by Charles Yale Britannia, Wallingford, CT. 1 teapot and 1 coffeepot by H. Yale & Co., Wallingford, CT. 1 plate attributed to Wi

American, 19th Century. Salt shakers are marked "Mayflower." Coffee pot stamped "No.5." Salt shakers 2"d. 4.75"h. Pot: 8.5"w. 10"h.

American, 19th Century. Two coffee pots with metal handled painted black, stamped "Boardman & Hart". Sugar bowl stamped "Glennore Cranston RI". Basin, two measures, three candlesticks 7.5"-11"h.

(6) PEWTER TEA OR COFFEEPOTS - Late 19th c. American, including: Octagonal Coffeepot by James Dixon & Sons, 13 1/2"; PLUS Similar Coffeepot by Roswell Gleason, 13"; PLUS Octagonal Teapot by Leonard, R

American, 18th or 19th Century. Group of eleven: (1) pewter lamp with wood handle; (2) pewter cup - James Yates; (3) ’Bulbous Pitcher; Pewter Porringer (label on bottom Connect valley); (4) pewt

American, first half 19th Century. Two coffee pots. 9.25"h and 8.5"h. A lidded syrup. 6"h, a sugar bowl. 7"h, a creamer. 5.5"h and two porringers. Wear, dents, and repair.