TWO PEWTER PORRINGERS. Both by Thomas Bo

Nineteenth century. Three American. Two crown handles, one marked "WW" and one for Thomas and Sherman Boardman, and one with hearts used by Richard Lee and Roswell Gleason. Together with English one m

Two Late 18th to Early 19th Century Pieces of Pewter. Including 1 porringer with crown form handle, marked "WN" on the back of the handle, and 1 plate by Thomas Badger (Boston, 1764-1826) with Eagle m

Hartford, Connecticut, 1805-1850. Pitcher with eagle "Boardman & Co., New York" touch, 7.5"h. and an individual teapot "Boardman & Hart, N. York", 5"h.

Two crown handle pewter porringers, 18th c., marked WN and IG, 4 5/8" dia. ConditionWear and pitting. Shipping $15.

Two New England pewter porringers, 19th c., probably Richard Lee, 3 1/4'' dia. and 4 1/4'' dia.

19th Century Dutch pewter two-handled porringer with relief-cast decorative rose inside base, maker's marks on handle, circa 1850.

Markings at the bottom for: Reed & Barton (2); Flagg & Homan; Brewster Pewter (2); Homestead Pewter; Continental Pewter; Thomas Olten; and two others (difficult to make out due to wear). Varying sizes

ASSORTED PEWTER PORRINGERS, LOT OF TEN, comprising two with double handles, one with unidentified touchmark, remaining with single handle, several with various stamped initials. 18th/19th century. 2 1

Nineteenth-20th century. Four double handled including one with cast scrollwork. 6.75"d., and one with rosette, 4"d. And four single handled. Two American with crown and "New England" handles. And two

Marked for Thomas Danforth Boardman (Hartford, Connecticut, 1805-1850). One with BXW mark, Jacobs #48, 13.5"l. and one "T.D. Boardman", 11.25"l. Minor wear and some pitting.

A George I silver two-handled porringer Thomas Mason, London 1719 Cylindrical form with flared rim, with leaf punch motifs above and below a rope-twist girdle, further leaf and acorn punched motifs a

TD&SB is the mark of Thomas Danforth Boardman and his brother Samuel Boardman, circa 1825, Hartford, Conn., stamped on top of cut-out cast handle, 6 3/8 x 4 5/8 x 1 1/2" high. Condition VG.

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

Second half 19th century. Two almost identical plates. One with lion touch for Thomas Boardman (Hartford, Connecticut) and one with "Boardman & Hart, New York" touch. Polished. 9.5"d. Together with a

Group of Williamsburg Kirk Stieff Pewter, including: Porringer bowl #cw15-7, lidded canister #cw92-20, two Jiggers #cw49-24 with boxes, 1.5"-3" tall

A pewter lidded pitcher with crown mark on base together with a Henry Will, New York marked porringer. Pitcher: 10 in tall. Provenance: C. Thomas and Alexandra Fuller Estate Collection of Willow Brook

Two 19th century American Pewter pitchers. Hinged covers with scrolled handles and molded bases by Thomas Boardman and William McQuilkin. Stamped "Boardman" with lion and "W. McQuilkin" touch marks. S

TWO PIECES OF PARKS BOYD PEWTERPhiladelphia, 1771-1819A two-handled porringer, lenght 4.5", and a short beaker with flared beaded rim and foot, diameter 3.75". Both with eagle mark on undersides.

Pewter lot to include two plates, two mugs, and a porringer.

An assortment of primitive items including a six hole candle mold, green Stoddard NH small eagle flask, two powder horns, grouping of small pewter items, toleware candle box, two cast iron porringers

Two pieces of 19th century Satin Art Glass. Cased Pink glass with Amber details and enameled decoration. Includes a syrup with Pewter lid and strap handle attributed to Thomas Webb, and a posy vase wi

Lot of Early 19th Century American Pewter Items. Including Boardman, Phila. teapot, small porringer, two bowls, two plates, and a spoon. Largest plate, 12" diam.

Unmarked, One with a architectural lid and panels of people and buildings, the other with a pewter lid and panels of a hunter with a deer and fruits of the hunt. Each 15.5 x 7 in.

Each with pewter lids, each with pub scene panels. Marked "Western Germany" on base Each 9 x 5 in.