THREE AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOTS.

First half 19th century. "Sellew & Co., Cincinnati", 10.25"h., "Leonard, Reed & Barton" (Massachusetts), 12.25"h. and unmarked, 8"h. Dents and wear, Leonard, Reed & Barton has damage.

DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, 19TH CENTURY A collection of three Roswell Gleason, Boston pewter teapots. The lot includes three teapots all signed with various touch marks from different periods. The lar

Comprising a Massachusetts tapered pot, Roswell Gleason (Dorchester); a Maine bulbous pot, Allen Porter (Westbrook); and a New York double bulbous pot, Boardman & Co. First: H: 10.75 in., W: 9.5 in.,

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

UNITED STATES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of four American pewter tea pots. The lot includes a large R. Dunham Cast pewter handle teapot, a J. Danforth No. 12 squat teapot with pewter cast handle

EIGHT AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOTSAmerican, 19th century, pewter. Eight (8) assorted teapots consisting of a Roswell Gleason of Dorchester Massachusetts, James Putnam of Malden Massachusetts, Lemuel J Curt

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

Lot of (2) 1830-1840s Pewter Teapots, incl: Teapot by Allen Porter, Westbrook, ME, hinged lid, scrolled handle and spout, footed base, base stamped 'A. Porter', 8 1/4" high, 9" x 5 3/4", lid finial wo

Four Antique American 19th c Pewter Teapots. The tallest is 9". Weight on all combined 7 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

American pewter teapot attributed to William Will (Philadelphia, 1764-1798), Queen Anne form, high domed lid with unusual hinge and pearwood handle, pear-shaped body rises from flat bottom, large ear-

A 19th century American Pewter Teapot by Sellew & Co., Cincinnati. Bulbous body with hollow handle and shaped spout, stepped hinged cover. Wear and some denting. 10 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

Crica 1850. A pewter tea pot marked [I.C. LEWIS] for Isaac C. Lewis of Meridan, Connecticut. Measures 10.5 inches tall. In good overall condition with a few spots of aged wearing.

19th Century American pewter teapot, Maker: Thomas S. Derby of Middletown, Ct., 1822-1850

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY A collection of three American pewter chargers. The lot includes a Newport, RI D. Melville, second with touch marks and initials "M.B", and third illegibly marked.All the p

Pewter tazza with armorial crest (2.25"h x 13"dia., three American pewter porringers attributed to Richard Lee, Taunton, MA circa 1780, provenance: Don & Pat Clegg; together with six plates, five with

1800's large American pewter teapot with ebony handle signed Dixxon & Son. Losses to finial noted, but otherwise in good condition. It measures 12" tall by 11" across. These items come from the estate

Townsend is approx 12" dia, a German pewter plates is approx 11" dia, and an American pewter teapot.

Lot of two including a nice marked Boardman & Hart N. York coffee pot with black painted handle and black turned wood finial10 x 6 x 11 1/2" high; and teapot marked TD&SB, Thomas Danforth Boardman and

Late 18th-19th century. Plate marked for William Billings (Providence, Rhode Island, 1791-1806). 8.25"d. and an unmarked footed bowl, 4.25"h. 5.5"d. and beaker, (attributed to Israel Trask), 3.5"h.

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.

Three Marked Early American Pewter Platesmakers to include: Thomas Danforth, III (fl. 1777-1813), this example, eagle under "T.D.," likely Philadelphia, early 19th century; Jehiel Johnson, Middleton,

Coffee pot signed A. Porter, a coffee pot signed Sellew & Co, and a tall jug signed Flagg & Homan. Sizes range from 8 x 10 x 6 to 5.5 x 5 x 3 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and s

A pewter teapot by Boardman & Hart. Stamped, 'Boardman & Hart, small circle with a spiral, N-York' and the number '5.' Condition: good. One dent on lower body. See images. Weight: approx. 3 lbs.

Three 19th Century American Pewter Candlesticks. Including 1 pair by Freeman Porter (Westbrook, Maine, 1835-1860) and a single candlestick by Thomas Wildes (Philadelphia, 1829-1833). Minor wear, some