c.1750-1780,American Pewter Tankard

Early American Style Pewter Tankard & Antique Stoneware Pitcher. Pewter tankard marked for a hotel on the bottom. Stoneware pitcher w American pioneer scene and measures 7 inches in height.

An American pewter mug tankard with a glass bottom and figural handle. Marked with engraving, 1st York Cavalry Corporal John Dunn Second Swordsman, on the front. Dimensions: H 5" in ApproximateBase Di

All are Antique 18th + 19th American Pewter. 1- Large 13 1/8" Deep Dish by Joseph Danforth of Middleton CT c. 1780-1788. 2- Scarce Basin 11 1/4" by H. Yale & Co. of Wallingford CT c 1824-1835. 3&4- Tw

Mid 19th century, American or British origin. The piece is handsomely chased with the name William Speech and date 1861 at the lid and the body chased with Mason symbols. The handle is marked with a t

Pewter tazza with armorial crest (2.25"h x 13"dia., three American pewter porringers attributed to Richard Lee, Taunton, MA circa 1780, provenance: Don & Pat Clegg; together with six plates, five with

A Saxon pewter-mounted tankard, dated 1780Stand with pewter-mounting. The tapering form engraved with carriage surrounded by strapwork, dated "17 VA 80". Strap handle. Stand with solder joint. Height

19th-20th century. Includes a large incised redware pitcher, an English bellied tankard with pewter mounts, a small jug with incised leaves, a ribbed redware jar, a glazed flower pot tray, and a redwa

Group of American and European pewter, including (2) chargers, greatest 16.5"dia; (2) Lumley & Co. Ltd 1/2 pint tankards; swirl molded coffee pot; James Yates 1 pint jug; trophy jug for Conanicut Park

(11) Pieces of Early Pewter, mainly American and English, incl: (3) Teapots; (1) Coffee pot; (2) Jugs; (1) Vase; (3) Shakers; and (1) Lidded tankard; sizes range from 2" to 7 1/4" high. One teapot mis

American Colonial Silver 1L Tankard. Engraved shield with cross. Face on bottom of handle. Hallmark on top rim. Jacob Hurd circa 1730. 2 lbs .8 oz.

American, 19th Century. The smaller with two incised cobalt bands; applied handle attaching the pewter cover with lyre thumb-piece and engraved "C. Morgenroth" in script. Incised marking on bottom: "F

Domed lid, Crenate lip, Ramshorn thumbpiece, Fishtail terminal-No rib. Fine condition with no repairs. Fourth quarter 18thC. Signed interior bottom. Purchased from H.V. Button of Waterford NY on Feb 1

Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) American Pewter with Burroughs VI, from American Pewter with Burroughs (Gemini 951), 1981 Lithograph in colors with embossing on Crisbrook paper, signed in pencil by th

Stepney, Connecticut and Philadelphia, 1777-1818. Marked Jacobs #115 and 118. Scroll handle. Polished with light pitting. 5.5"h.

Rare Thomas Danforth II or III American Pewter Pint Mug18th century, Connecticut or Philadelphia, tapering cylinder with low band, scrolled handle and molded base rim, interior base with encircled lio

Late 18th-late 19th century. Two pair with push ups, 8.25", 8.75"h. And two pair with baluster stems and dome type bases, 5", 6"h. Varying wear, scrubbing and dents.

Late 18th-19th century. Plate marked for William Billings (Providence, Rhode Island, 1791-1806). 8.25"d. and an unmarked footed bowl, 4.25"h. 5.5"d. and beaker, (attributed to Israel Trask), 3.5"h.

18TH CENTURY ENGLISH TANKARD - IMPRESSED MARK ON INSIDE BOTTOM 7" H

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

Pennsylvania, In original red painted finish, two piece with stepped cove molded crown, over two open shelves, resting on base with solid ends and three dovetailed drawers with original boldly turned

Pewter tankard with hinged lid, touch mark of TD & SB for Thomas Danforth and Samuel Boardman, Hartford Connecticut 1805-1850. A nice form that measures 13.5 x 7 inches diameter at the base and 9 inch

An American Pewter Pint Mug, Mark of Boardmancirca 1830-1850, tapering cylindrical form with scrolled handle, low engraved band, and molded base rim, underside with "Boardman Warranted" eagle and shie

Marked. Pair of chambersticks by Henry Hopper (New York City, 1842-1847), 5"h. and pair of candlesticks by Rufus Dunham (Westbrook, Maine 1837-1861). Added bobeches. 6.25"h. Polished.

First half 19th century. Four are marked. Thomas Wildes (Philadelphia), James Weekes (New York City), Israel Trask (Massachusetts), and initialed "JRA". Three unmarked, single and pair of tasters. 1.5