A fine large 17th century pewter broad-rim charger No touch marks, four unclear hallmarks to the...

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A fine large 17th century pewter broad-rim charger No touch marks, four unclear hallmarks to the front rim With three different armorials to the front rim, with Stuart mantling, 63cm (24 1/2in) diameter Footnotes: With thanks to David Moulson M.B.E., BSc for his assistance in cataloguing this lot For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing

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A fine large 17th century pewter broad-rim charger No touch marks, four unclear hallmarks to the...

Lot 0185

Estimate £800-£1,200

Oct 27, 2026, 10:04 AM EDT

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£650

Piety and Pewter: The Hayes Collection of Fine & E

Oct 13, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT

London, UNITED KINGDOM, United Kingdom

An exceptional large Charles II pewter broad-rim charger Worn touch mark of 'WP' and a bell to t...: An exceptional large Charles II pewter broad-rim charger Worn touch mark of 'WP' and a bell to the reverse of the rim, circa 1640-1670, four small round hallmarks to the front of the rim Owner's

An exceptional large Charles II pewter broad-rim charger Worn touch mark of 'WP' and a bell to t...

£260

A fine 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with two further 17th century examples (3): A fine 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with two further 17th century examples The first with worn touch mark, including the letter 'G' to the reverse, four hallmarks of lions

A fine 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with two further 17th century examples (3)

£260

A very fine late 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with another (2): A very fine late 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with another The first with two touch marks for Nehemiah Cloudesly, circa 1675-1710, with four clear hallmarks to the front rim, the

A very fine late 17th century pewter triple-reed charger, together with another (2)

£260

A William and Mary triple-reed charger, together with another Late 17th century (2): A William and Mary triple-reed charger, together with another Late 17th century The first with two touchmarks to the rear of the rim, containing the initials of 'MG' either side of a crowned rose,

A William and Mary triple-reed charger, together with another Late 17th century (2)

£260

Two 17th century pewter triple-reed chargers (2): Two 17th century pewter triple-reed chargers The first Charles II example with touch mark to the reverse for George Smith of London and Derby, circa 1680, with clear hallmarks and owner's initials 'W

Two 17th century pewter triple-reed chargers (2)

£260

A William and Mary pewter dish with incised double reeds, together with a late 18th / early 19th...: A William and Mary pewter dish with incised double reeds, together with a late 18th / early 19th century Scottish pewter shallow bowl The dish with worn touch mark to the reverse, late 17th century,

A William and Mary pewter dish with incised double reeds, together with a late 18th / early 19th...

£260

A William and Mary broad-rim pewter plate, together with an 18th century example, and a William ...: A William and Mary broad-rim pewter plate, together with an 18th century example, and a William and Mary shallow dish The first with reeded edge, late 17th century, with touch marks to the reverse of

A William and Mary broad-rim pewter plate, together with an 18th century example, and a William ...

£260

A set of fifteen George III pewter wavy edge plates Thomas Chamberlain, circa 1780 (15): A set of fifteen George III pewter wavy edge plates Thomas Chamberlain, circa 1780 Each with engraved arms to the rim, leading to a plain centre, 22cm (8 1/2in) diameter (15) Footnotes: These are the

A set of fifteen George III pewter wavy edge plates Thomas Chamberlain, circa 1780 (15)

£1,600

A set of four late George II/ early George III pewter plain rim plates Circa 1740-1790, worn tou...: A set of four late George II/ early George III pewter plain rim plates Circa 1740-1790, worn touch marks to the back with crowned X and London labels Each with engraved arms to the rim, leading to a

A set of four late George II/ early George III pewter plain rim plates Circa 1740-1790, worn tou...

£1,600

A set of six Continental late 17th century pewter broad-rim plates No touch mark present, uniden...: A set of six Continental late 17th century pewter broad-rim plates No touch mark present, unidentified hallmarks Each with original owner's initials 'H S A' in a laurel garland, 25.5cm (10in)

A set of six Continental late 17th century pewter broad-rim plates No touch mark present, uniden...

£800

A 17th century brass alms dish, together with a brass chamberstick with tinderbox base (2): A 17th century brass alms dish, together with a brass chamberstick with tinderbox base The dish embossed with an image of Saint George slaying the dragon, 42cm wide, (16 1/2in wide, the dish: 42cm

A 17th century brass alms dish, together with a brass chamberstick with tinderbox base (2)

£260

A George III pewter plain flagon Worn maker's mark to the inside base, circa 1764: A George III pewter plain flagon Worn maker's mark to the inside base, circa 1764 The dome-lid with palmette thumbpiece, the upper body engraved 'Thomas Owen Clr Moses Roberts Ellis Wardens 1764',

A George III pewter plain flagon Worn maker's mark to the inside base, circa 1764

£650

A William and Mary pewter spouted acorn dome-lid flagon York, late 17th century: A William and Mary pewter spouted acorn dome-lid flagon York, late 17th century With large ramshorn thumbpiece, and raised base, unmarked, 15cm wide, 21cm deep, 27cm high (5 1/2in wide, 8in deep, 10

A William and Mary pewter spouted acorn dome-lid flagon York, late 17th century

£1,100

A rare Charles II pewter transitional-type flagon Third quarter 17th century: A rare Charles II pewter transitional-type flagon Third quarter 17th century The slightly domed lid with a twin cusp thumbpiece, and with an inset rounded base, unmarked, 13.5cm wide, 17cm deep, 26cm

A rare Charles II pewter transitional-type flagon Third quarter 17th century

£1,600

A second half 17th century Beefeater-type pewter flagon A worn touch mark inside the base: A second half 17th century Beefeater-type pewter flagon A worn touch mark inside the base Four hallmarks to the lid, with twin-cusp thumbpiece and flat plate base, 16cm wide, 17cm deep, 26cm high

A second half 17th century Beefeater-type pewter flagon A worn touch mark inside the base

£1,600

An early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon: An early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon With owner's initial 'G' on the top of the handle, a plain erect thumbpiece, and a flat base, unmarked, 15cm wide, 18cm deep, 33cm high (5 1/2in wide,

An early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon

£1,600

A smaller early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon: A smaller early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon The domed lid with knop finial, with erect thumbpiece, and with a rounded inset base, unmarked, 12.5cm wide, 16cm deep, 19cm high (4 1/2in

A smaller early 17th century James I-type pewter flagon

£1,200

A George III pewter dome top spouted flagon for the Wool Guild of Norwich Circa 1772, touch mark...: A George III pewter dome top spouted flagon for the Wool Guild of Norwich Circa 1772, touch mark in the base of a branched flower above the initials 'RG' The domed lid with scroll thumbpiece and

A George III pewter dome top spouted flagon for the Wool Guild of Norwich Circa 1772, touch mark...

£1,200

A fine large pair of Scottish 18th century pewter spouted flagons Edinburgh, touchmark inside th...: A fine large pair of Scottish 18th century pewter spouted flagons Edinburgh, touchmark inside the base, 'WILLIAM' over a bird on a globe Each with slightly domed lid, twin cusp thumbpiece leading to

A fine large pair of Scottish 18th century pewter spouted flagons Edinburgh, touchmark inside th...

£800

A Charles II pewter flat-lid flagon Mid-17th century, touch mark in the base for George Kent of ...: A Charles II pewter flat-lid flagon Mid-17th century, touch mark in the base for George Kent of Lincoln, circa 1675 With owner's initial 'R' on the handle, a leaf and spray thumbpiece, and flat plate

A Charles II pewter flat-lid flagon Mid-17th century, touch mark in the base for George Kent of ...

£800

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