James Dixon & Sons stoneware & pewter pitcher

James Dixon & Sons pewter water pitcher. British. Pewter water pitcher having a wood handle and raised on three feet. Stamped with manufacturer's mark and "Made in England" to underside. Height 7". Pr

A pitcher with no handle or lid, with ribbed exterior. Marked on underside Cornish Pewter, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield England, L 2038. Approximately 6.5 inches tall and 4 inch diameter. Moderate we

Lot of 8, including a Flagg & Homan footed cup, 3 1/4" high; plus an early English funnel, 3 1/8" diameter x 3 1/2" high; plus James Dixon & Sons water pitcher, 10" high; plus figural hunt cup, 5" hig

Pitcher with hinged lid, approximate height 5 1/2", covered oval box, marked on underside "James Dixon & Son", height 5", and cigar case having rectangular shape with rounded corners, length 5 1/2".

Civil War era razor strops, folk art, pens, James Dixon & Sons pewter box, carved wood pen box, small tools. May or may not be reproduction. Please review images carefully. Review the images for condi

Large James Dixon & Sons Pewter 128 Fl Oz Flask. 8" W 2 1/4" D 12 3/4" HALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE N

Marked on underside James Dixon & Sons, pewter tanked with double handles on sides and glass base with obverse side of tankard etched with a lion motif with the words Fama Super Ethera notes underneat

comprising coffeepot, teapot, covered sugar, creamer, waste bowl, together with a Leonard Reed & Barton coffeepot. Wear, dents, dings, repairs, loss to finial of coffeepot. Largest: 12 3/4" high, 11 1

LARGE JAMES DIXON & SONS PEWTER COFFEE TEA POT Shapely Coffee/ Tea server on pedestal base. 12" X 14" Shipping:

Circa 1823-1829. 11½" wide X 7" deep X 9" high.

James Dixon & Sons. A planished pewter square based candlestick converted to electricity, marked under. W1830/2. Approx 13'' high

Meat warming dish, circa 1845. Double scrolled handles and oak bun feet. Lift side flap for hot water. Makers mark to underside. 25w x 17.25d x 3h

Lot of (2) Pieces of c. 1840 English Pewter by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, paneled shape, with scrolled handles and footed base, incl: Coffee pot, wooden handle and lid finial, 13 1/4" high, 11 3/4

Pair James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield Arts & Crafts Cornish Pewter candlestands accented with riveted bands and supple surface hammering. Heights are 12 1/4 inches. Both are impressed James Dixon & Sons

Vintage James Dixon & Sons 1 and 2 finger pewter jiggers. Trademarked to undersides. Smaller measures approx. 1.5 x 2.75 inches. Larger measures approx. 1 7/8 x 3 1/8 inches. Made in England. Some sur

A collection of 19th century and later pewter items, including canteen and cup by James Dixon & Sons, hip flask, , spirit flask, large pewter plates and more (a lot)

Pewter Trophy by James Dixon & Sons. Marked W 483. Petersboro and Milton Quoit Club. 18 yards won by Maurice Brown 1878. Has dents and bottom Ruby Cut to Clear has a crack. This sale will be broadcast

A grouping of 5 pieces of early pewter including: Teapot signed James Dixon & Sons - very good condition; a coffee pot with a shaped tin handle signed on base Boardman & CO. New-York (early 19th centu

3" to 3-1/2" wide X 5-1/4" to 5-1/2" long. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to co

19th C. PEWTER COFFEE POT, by James Dixon & Sons, England. Circa 1833-45. 9''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

Includes 1.) Thomas Dean Alderson (London, active 1790-1835). Stamped to interior. Handle at right side, lion on opposing side. J Dixon & Sons (James Dixon & Sons), founded 1806 in Sheffield, was one

Marked James Dixon & Sons, 7 1/4" diameter x 12 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

James Dixon & Sons, retailed by Marshall Field & Co., Trinity Hall Boat Club 1869 trophy tankard, Muncey-Cambridge, England, pewter, ruby cut-to-clear glass, stamped mark, together with three graduate