PEWTER COFFEE POT BY JOHN H. WHITLOCK (1811-1866).

19th Century. Marked for John H. Whitlock (Troy, New York). Hinge damaged, lid crooked. 11.5"h.

Nineteenth century. Pewter coffee pot, 9"h. and neoclassical candlestick, 9"h., an oak and pine firkin, 12"h., a pine bucket with late floral decoration signed "H. Hume". Wear and repairs, 12"h. Toget

13 Various Pieces of 19th/20th Century Pewter. Coffee pot measures 11"h. Condition: Poor to good.

A Connecticut pewter lidded coffee pot by John Munson of Yalesville with raised body band and scroll form handle, stamped "J. Munson" in rectangular cartouche on base; and an early porringer attribute

(6) Pcs metal, c/o pewter coffee pot, 9-1/2" h, (2) pewter plates (one marked England), 10" & 7-3/4" dia, pewter porringer (misshapen), pair of bronze tone candlesticks, 12-1/2" l x 5" h

"Reliable" English Hand Hammered Pewter Art Deco Coffee Pot, 7"h.

Five Dunham and Porter pewter coffee pots. Maine, circa 1835. Shortest: H 10-7/8". Tallest: 12-3/8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/27xdti5cw8kb1db/AAB8R765EJ

Vintage and antique pewter including: coffee pot marked F. Porter 10”H, lidded sugar marked Glennore Co. Cranston RI 5”H, six plates 8.5” - 9” dia., three chargers 13.5”.

Hammered pewter cup and creamer, coffee pot (8.5"H) and teapot with rattan handles.

Thirteen pieces of antique pewter. Pewter coffee pot, lighthouse shape. Freeman Porter 1835-1860. H 10-1/2" D base 6". Pewter tea pot. Early black painted handle. New England ca. 1840. "Inverted mold

Lot of 4 Lewis Cincinnati pewter coffee and tea pots. Includes one coffee pot H 11" and three tea pots with the largest H 9" and the smallest H 7-1/4". One teapot has a wooden handle.

Colonial pewter coffee/tea set by Boardman. Pot measures 10" h x 5" diam. Creamer measures 5" x 3". Sugar w/lid measures 6" x 3". Stamped on bottom.

Arabic style coffee pot, engraved "1696," 10 in. H., and hexagonal flagon, engraved "1643," 8 in. H.

Four pieces of early pewter. Two pewter basins. Samuel Danforth, Hartford, Ct, D 8-1/8". Thomas Danforth, Stepney, Ct. D 10-1/8". Beaker Ashbil Griswold, Meriden, Ct. H 3". Coffee pot, H.B. Ward, Wall

A. Porter (Westbrooke, ME circa 1830-1838) Pewter Dome Top Coffee Pot. Bulbous footed body with goose neck spout and shaped handle. 11-1/2"h. Condition: Good with some dents and corrosion.

Vintage John Prip For Reed and Barton Pewter Coffee Pot, Teapot, Cream And Sugar Set

J. Danfourth Middletown Connecticut early pewter coffee pot, circa 1825 with black painted wooden handle. Signed on bottom with No. 3. Measures approx 10.25" H.

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

To include coffee pot, sugar, creamer, two plates (dia: approx. 5 3/4"), two plates (dia: approx. 7 3/4"), two plates (dia: approx. 9 3/4").Coffee pot H: approx. 8".

Together with a pewter teapot and a pewter hot water kettle, including an I. Trask example. 14"h. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector. Dr. Melvyn and Bette Wolf, Flint, MI.

Lot of early pewter. 21 pieces. 18th-early 19th century. Charger: D 14-3/4". Philadelphia charger: D 13-1/2". 10-Plates. Many hallmarked: D average 9-1/4". 2-Hallmarked coffee pots: H 10-1/2" 1-unmark

JAMES DIXON & SONS, 11 3/4" H., LEONARD REED & BARTON, 12 1/2" H., AND DIXON & SONS, 11 1/2" H. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before

Savage, Vose, G&W, and unmarked coffee pots, grapevine finial and another teapot, and a personal lazy susan caster set with cruets (2) and shakers (2). Some dings, surface wear. The largest is 12"h

Height 10 1/2 inches.