17TH C. HOMEMADE ENGLISH PEWTER PAP BOWL

ENGLISH 17TH C. PEWTER PORRINGERCa. 1670. Likely a former owners initials of "M G" to the Old English style ear, makers touch mark of "SB" in center of the bowl.Provenance: Christi

Circa 1650. Having mark EH at base. Nicely formed piece in the thundermug shape. Lid is not present. H9 1/2"

London, diameter 18 inches. Broad triple reeded rim with pseudo hallmarks including a lion passant, a leopard’s head, a buckle, and an obscured TS maker’s mark, c

17th/18th C. English pewter chargers, with hallmarks. One is nicely engraved with a coat of arms.18.5”dia, 17.5”dia. & 16.5”dia. w/coat of arms. Provenance - The Estate Collection of

Louise Bradley interior design pewter bowl & urn, 21st c., English, incl. a lobed pedestal center bowl and an urn, each marked on underside of foot, 13"h x 10"w (urn), 7"h x 14.5"w (bowl)

AN ENGLISH PEWTER FLAGON BY JOHN EMES THE ELDER, CIRCA 1680London, England, fourth quarter 17th century. Beefeater type flagon having stepped cover with knop and twin-cusp thumbpiece, a hammered drum

**Originally Listed At $250** Northern Europe, Great Britain, England, Late Medieval / Early Renaissance, ca. 15th to 17th century CE. A fabulous pair of pewter livery badges, accompanied by a brass l

Pair of shakers, unmarked, approximate height 4", and pair of leaf form bowls, length 5".

A lot of 19th century English antiques. 1 tureen in an imari ironstone style c. 19th c. 1 blue and white soup bowl with handle and plate possibly ironstone c. 19th c. 1 belik china bowl. 1 copeland co

19th Century Pewter Naval Mess Bowl off the HMS Frigate Adriadne. See typewritten description attached to bottom “R. H Stearns. No 8003. Dept 489. Old English Pewter Naval Mess Bowl as used on18

Comprising a 17th Century German Delft baluster form vase and a 17th/18th Century English Delft covered shaving bowl. Together with a Chinese Canton blue and white porcelain teapot. Size: Vase 9"h Pro

17th century AD. A matched set of pewter spoons, each a broad discoid bowl with rectangular-section handle, with maker’s marks at the junction of bowl and shank of a ship's wheel beneath a crown wit

19th/20th C., one stamped Pietro, Made in Italy; together with a pair of brass candlesticks, English, 19th C. and a brass and copper warmer, 6 pieces total Largest: 13-1/2"dia Provenance: Property fro

COLLECTION OF ENGLISH 18TH/19TH C. DIMINUTIVE PEWTERIncludes a lidded measure, jiggers, open salts with spoons, "Aladdin" mug with cobalt insert, pair of tri-footed bowls, "Fox & Co. -

VERY OLD FIVE PEWTER TABLE SPOONs, ENGLAND 17th CENTURY Five antique spoons featuring broad, shallow bowls, dating back to 17th-century England, all stamped with 'ENGLAND'. It's important to note that

VERY OLD FIVE PEWTER TABLE SPOONs, DUTCH 17th CENTURY Antique five spoons featuring broad, shallow bowls, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. Some of them are stamped with a flower emblem on

Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), c. 17th-18th century, Kraak ware, with underglaze cobalt blue decoration on bowl and borders with pewter rim. Measures 8" diameter x 1" tall. Domestic shipping $16

Two early English spoons, sterling silver, one stuffing spoon having hallmarks for silver purity, one 17th century folding travel spoon with detachable bowl to transform piece into a fork and toothpic

VERY OLD DUTCH PEWTER TABLE SPOON, 17 CENTURY An antique spoon featuring a broad, shallow bowl, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. It's worth noting that in modern times, pewters containing

VERY OLD DUTCH PEWTER TABLE SPOON, 17 CENTURY An antique spoon featuring a broad, shallow bowl, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. It's worth noting that in modern times, pewters containing

LARGE 17TH C PEWTER CHARGER WITH ADAM AND EVE ORIGINAL ENGRAVING, ENGLISH CIRCA 1680-1700, 19.5"

David Veasey for Liberty and Company (English 1875) Arts and Crafts "Tudric" pewter double handled bowl, circa 1900, having stylized rose bushes in relief above the text, "And the woodbine spices are

(4) Pieces of English pewter to include a shallow basin 10 1/4" diameter George Bacon c. 1760, a London hallmarked dish marked WTM, another marked Henry Packman, together with an unmarked small bowl a

(1) Small Pair of Continental Pewter Bowls DATE c. 1800 DIMENSIONS Width 7.5 Depth 7.5 Height 2.5 in. (2) Pair of Small English London B & P Pewter Plates DATE Early 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 6.5