THREE CONNECTICUT PEWTER BASINS.

Nineteenth century. Marked. H.B Ward, 11"h., Thomas Derby, 11"h., and Isaac Lewis, 10.5"h. Varying wear and dents.

Marked. Samuel Hamlin, probably Junior, (Rhode Island, 1801-1856). 2"h. 7.75"d. and two by Boardman and Hart, New York. 1.5"h. 5.5"d. and footed. Indistinct engraved names on the underside. 2.5"h. 5.5

Three Pieces of Early 19th Century Pewter. Unsigned Basin, 11-3/4" diam. And two Townsend & Compton, England plates, 7-3/4" diam. Condition: Good with minor dents and wear.

Lot of three, including a 13" diameter basin, stamped "SE" on base, plus unmarked 13 1/2" charger and unmarked 12" diameter charger.

A Compton pewter basin, 13 1/4"dia, and two miscellaneous pewter plates

The lot includes Three Empire Pewter Weighted salt and pepper shakers marked to the bases. A pair of Colonial Casting Company Meridan Connecticut pewter candlesticks marked to the bases. An antique Am

DESCRIPTION: Two pewter bowls. Includes: 1) Large deep basin. Three touch marks on back appear to be German. Monogram on rim "I I M I". Minimal wear to surface. 11-1/2" diameter. 2) Possibly from 18th

Connecticut, 1st half 19th century. Lidded flagon marked "Boardman & Co. N. York". 8.25"h. And a pair of unmarked chalices, 7.25"h. Polished with some faint pitting.

19th- 20th C. Pewter, seven pieces, including: three mid-19th C. coffee pots, makers include Freemen Porter of Maine, Griswald of Connecticut, and Boardman Hall of Pennsylvania, two baluster form and

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.

Eleven pewter basins. Pewter Basin by Boardman, J-40 mark in bowl. D 12". Pewter Basin by Samuel Danforth 1795-1816. Hartford CT., c 1795. Mark 108. D 8-1/8". Pewter Basin by Richard Dustin 1763-1800.

USA, 1988-198 wood, metal, rubber, paint 24” x 24” each panel Three Basins by Ford Beckman consisting of rubber, brass and plywood panels. Signed, titled and dated to verso ["THREE BASINS"

Pair of rare American 18th century David Melville of Newport pewter basins. Appropriate stamped hallmarks. Each 8 x 2 inches.

Including an pewter or silver ewer of rectangular section, the body decorated with scenes of beauty and shoulao in cloisonne enamel, the bottom etched with two character 'Wen Yin'; and a circular shap

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.

(Active 1810-1826) Laughlin Vol. 1 states only (3) plates by this rare maker 8 inches. Together with (2) additional examples measuring 7 and 8 inches.

Three pewter steins Schneeberg in Saxony and Schoenfeld in Bohemia, 18th century. Two steins tapering to the top, inside the bottom the marks of the pewterer Christian Friedrich Ftitzsche, who became

Collection of three 19 th C. pewter teapots to include: Boardman & Co., R. Dunham, I.C. Lewis

THREE PEWTER CHANNEL ISLAND JERSEY BALUSTER MEASURESEngland, 18th century, lidded baluster measures with acorn thumbpieces consisting of a pot size measure by Jean Noel, makers touchmark to interior o

Three Connecticut Steeple Shelf Clocks, 19th Century. 1) Bristol Brass Co. 8-day Steeple Clock, Forestville Connecticut, rosewood veneer case with replacement beehive tablet, 8-day movement is signed

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

Subjects include Santa Claus, an ear of corn and a locomotive. Measure approximately 5 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)Three Pewter Pots with Cane-Wrapped Handles, Cologne, Germany, circa 1904-1906 Comprising a mocha pot, model #4613 with design attributed to Karl Berghof (German,

Three Pewter Plates, Providence, Rhode Island, late 18th century. Assembled group of small plates includes two with early and late marks of Gershom Jones (1751-1809), together with a slightly smaller