PEWTER FLAGON. Unmarked American, most likely by T

First half 19th century. Six are unmarked American. Three chalices, 5.5"h., syruper, 6.5"h., flagon, 10.5"h. and a plate, 8"d. Another plate is marked "London", 9"d. Varying wear and pitting.

A 19th century American Pewter flagon. Hinged stepped cover with finial, scrolled handle and molded base. Unmarked, some surface wear and light dents. 15 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

Smith & Feltman Albany New York height 11 inches marked at base. Boardman & Co height 13 inches unmarked. For an identical example bearing the Boardman mark see Pook & Pook April 13 2023 l

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.

Marked "Smith & beltman albany 2". Approx. Height 10 inches.CONDITION:Good antique condition. Expected wear. Hole at foot rim.

A late 19th century Silver plated centerpiece. Shaped bowl with engraved decoration and two griffon handles on a pedestal base with molded foot. Unmarked, likely American. Quite tarnished with much we

An Antique Silver Santos Figure Crowncirca 1900, likely South American, unmarked, comprised of six pressed and cutwork panels supported on a circular base and surmounted by a dove atop an orb. 5 1/4 x

William Will Lidded Pewter Sugar Bowl. Philadelphia 1764-1798. See Fig. 610 in Mel Wolfs book "An American Pewter Collection". Unmarked. H 5" D base 2-5/8" D rim 4-3/8". Condition: Excellent condition

Title: Pair Antique American Pewter Candlesticks Description: Nice pair of antique American pewter candlesticks.; Unmarked, but from the craftsmanship and style these date to circa mid 19th Century.;

CHINESE PORCELAIN CERAMIC LUCKY SLEEPING PIG, having a crackle glaze and polychrome enamel painting of seaside merchants' ports with flags including what is likely an American flag. Unmarked. 20th cen

A Silver Creamer Likely American, 18th Century apparently unmarked 7 ozt 10 dwt Height 3 5/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold to Benefit Berea C

18th c Samuel Ellis, London (1721-1773) pewter charger, diameter 13 1/4", sold with an American pewter charger and an unmarked pewter finger lamp

Circa 1910 Arts & Crafts Art Pottery Lamp Base with a matte green glaze. Unmarked and anonymous though most likely American. Measures an overall 16" tall including its wooden black painted cap. Factor

Thick-walled pewter hexagonal bottle or flagon flask. Signed up front with cursive script in a vase shaped as a heart, with a Cross above it. Most likely a religious implement or a Wedding Flask. Name

Likely English with double acorn thumb lift on lid. Lid with period engraving with P.I.R. flanked by arrows with crerst below and LXV on right side of lid, 10 inches high.

likely early 1800's? shows repairs to base just add to the authentic and age 6 1/4" tall 4 7/8" base see pics

American, likely Pennsylvania or Ohio, 19th century. Primitive painted softwood dry sink with two doors, four drawers, small work surface and wood pulls. Unmarked. Approx. h. 31.75", w. 60.5", d. 17.5

American, likely Pennsylvania, 19th century. Pair of Chippendale style side chairs with pierced gothic tracery back splat and square legs. Apparently unmarked but having partial paper label. Note: Sim

American, likely New York or Philadelphia, mid 19th century. Victorian Classical rosewood sewing table with side fabric baskets, center storage, and scroll feet on casters. Apparently unmarked. Proven

VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN HANDMADE RING. UNMARKED UNSIGNED LIKELY 1980'S OR EARLIER. TESTED STERLING SILVER. GENUINE PETIT POINT NEEDLEPOINT TURQUOISE STONES. WEIGHS 3.8 GRAMS. MEASURES 1.25" LONG. USA

Likely American, miniature box, 20th century, silver, unmarked, 5/8"w x 1/2"d x 1/4"h Provenance: Sold by The Art Institute of Chicago

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,

Each unmarked. 10 inches (and under)

American, first half 19th Century. Two coffee pots. 9.25"h and 8.5"h. A lidded syrup. 6"h, a sugar bowl. 7"h, a creamer. 5.5"h and two porringers. Wear, dents, and repair.