A Group of Six Kayserzinn Jugendstil Pewter Articles

A Group of Six Kayserzinn Jugendstil Pewter Articles Circa 1900 comprising a charger, a basket, a covered bowl, a creamer and two trays. Diameter of first 13 inches.

Six Kayserzinn Jugendstil Pewter Wares German, Circa 1900-1910 comprising four serving trays, one pen tray and one crumber, model numbers 4340, 4243, 4786, 4101, 4881 and  4097. Diameter of large

Four Jugendstil Pewter Serving Articles German, Early 20th Century comprising two sauce boats and two trays, model numbers 4387, 4261, 4850 and 4376; all marked. Length of largest tray 10 1/4 inches.

Group of Six Assorted Pewter Table Articles. Comprising, an American teapot marked Boardman, a pair of church-engraved flagons, a pair of Empire candlesticks, and a covered two handled porringer. Used

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)A Group of Eight Pewter Articles, Cologne, Germany, circa 1900-1904 Comprising a milk jug and sugar bowl, model #4510, designed by Hermann Fauser (German, 1874-194

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)A Group of Four Pewter Articles, Cologne, Germany, 1903/04 Comprising a tray, model #4617, possibly designed by Karl Berghof (German, 1881-1967); a bread and sweet

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)A Group of Three Pewter Articles, Cologne, Germany, circa1902-1904 Comprising a five-piece caster set, model #4538, with cut glass cruets, designed by Hugo Leven (

18th Century. Comprising an ink pot, six luncheon plates,four desert plates, a bowl and table spoon, a charger plate, five assorted beakers, two porringers, a candlestick and a footed dessert cup. 23

Including two covered dishes, creamer jug and sugar bowl, assorted spoons and six porringer bowls. 24 pieces. 6"h x 9"l. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector.

Comprises: 1.) Oval platter. [16 3/4"]. 2.) Jug. [7 1/4"]. 3.) Six plates. [6 1/4"]. 4.) Seven beakers. 5.) Cream jug. 6.) Pair of candlesticks. [10" H]. 7.) Small footed bowl. 19 items. Dents, dings,

Including tankards and a tumbler, plates, goblet and pricket stick. Together with six enamel luncheon plates. 14 pieces. Tallest 10 3/4"h

Four Kayserzinn Jugendstil Pewter Wares German, Circa 1900-1910 comprising an oil lamp, two creamers and one lidded sugar, model numbers 4402 and 4439. Height of oil lamp 10 inches. Note: This lot is

Late 19th/early 20th Century Marked: Kayserzinn / 15 / 4032 / P The polished pewter champagne bucket with arabesque border, two circular handles, and tapered body with floral and bird motifs 10.625

Including three tea pots, pair of candlesticks, pair of oil lanterns, pair of goblets and two bowls. Candlesticks 10"h

Including platters, plates & bowls. 25"l

Including coffee and teapots, bowls, candlesticks and various other holloware articles. 15"h

Roseville Pottery Co. group of six articles Zanesville, Ohio glazed ceramic signed (1) Magnolia vase, #87-6; (1) Apple Blossom bowl, #329-10; (2) Apple Blossom candlesticks, #351; (1) White Rose, #391

Group of Six Pewter Pieces, Continental, 19th C., the group comprised of three pilgrim flasks, one flask, a square shaped bottle, and a covered pitcher. (6 pc.) (MRAP836/6) {LJS} Dimensions:various Co

Jugendstil Pewterware Kayserzinn Auk Penguin Decanter Hugo Leven Design. 11.5 H x 7 x 4.25 inches

A Group of Six Metal Articles comprising one belt buckle, one letter opener, and four flat articles for mounting. Largest length 6 in., 15.2 cm. Property Sold to benefit the Art Acquisition Fund at th

Large Group of Pewter Table Articles, European, English, and American, including spoons, a duck, salts,and miniature tea sets, appx. 50 pieces total Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York

Comprising three charger platters, coffee pot, a small ruffle rim dish and a vase. Largest charger 19"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeForest.

18th/19th century; including: 3 porringers, serving bowl, serving dish, and footed cup, 15 in. L.. of longest

Group of Pewter Table Articles Including tankards, flagons, dishes, porringers, candlesticks, etc. Total approximately thirty items. Height of tallest 12 inches. C Property from the Estate of Eleanor