I. C. Lewis Meridian CT Pewter Coffee Pot

Height 10 1/2 inches.

19th century pewter lighthouse coffee pot by I.C. Lewis in very good pre owned condition 11" tall 6 3/8"base see pics

Mid-19th c. Pewter Lighthouse Form Coffeepot, by John Munson (Yalesville, CT, active c. 1846-1852), with raised body band and scroll form handle, stamped "Munson" in rectangular cartouche on base, 10

19th c. pewter coffee pot. Marked "R. Dunham" (11" Ht.). Westbrook, Maine 1837-61. Westbrook, Maine 1837-61, base marked "R. DUNHAM", (wear). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Tall 19th c. pewter "lighthouse" coffee pot. 13" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

19th C. PEWTER COFFEE POT, by James Dixon & Sons, England. Circa 1833-45. 9''H.

(2) 19th c pewter coffee pots, one signed Sellew & Co, Cincinatti, 1832-1860; the other unsigned, tallest 10 1/2"

2 Antique American Pewter Coffee Pots. 1- One by TBM Co. of Taunton, Mass. 1830-1835, 11". 2- The other unmarked Cylindrical, in the manner of Roswell Gleason, Boston, circa 1840, 10 3/4". Weight on a

(6) Pcs metal, c/o pewter coffee pot, 9-1/2" h, (2) pewter plates (one marked England), 10" & 7-3/4" dia, pewter porringer (misshapen), pair of bronze tone candlesticks, 12-1/2" l x 5" h

Also includes two PCs C & B Pewter. Coffee pot 7" wide X 4-1/2" deep X 9-1/4" high. Dresser box 3-1/2" wide X 4" deep X 3-1/4" high. MG.IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions.

3 19th c. enamelware & pewter coffee pots, creamer, and sugar with chicken & flower decoration.

Circa 1823-1829. 11½" wide X 7" deep X 9" high.

Marked " 3400 Leonard Reed & Barton 10". Measures approximately 12 1/4" tall

Lot of 4 Lewis Cincinnati pewter coffee and tea pots. Includes one coffee pot H 11" and three tea pots with the largest H 9" and the smallest H 7-1/4". One teapot has a wooden handle.

This mixed lot contains an assortment of metalware and decorative objects from different periods and regions, including: German Pewter Coffee Pot (c. 1900): A tall pewter coffee pot marked "Made in Ge

1- Royal Holland Contemporary 20th c. 3 Piece Pewter Coffee Set. Coffee Pot 8 1/2". 2-English Pewter Decanter 11". 3- Pair Brass Art Pewter Candlesticks 10 1/2". 4- Antique Unmarked Pewter Candlestick

Mark of Wallace & Sons, Wallingford, CT, c. 1870, comprising, a coffee pot with wood handle, a sugar, and a creamer, numbered 942B. Coffee Pot: 9"h

Shelf #66 - (5) Pcs pewter, c/o (2) teapots, coffee pot, pitcher, candelabra

19th- 20th C. Pewter, seven pieces, including: three mid-19th C. coffee pots, makers include Freemen Porter of Maine, Griswald of Connecticut, and Boardman Hall of Pennsylvania, two baluster form and

R. Dunham Pewter Lighthouse Coffeepot, 19th C., together with an English brass and copper kettle and a pewter Colonial Williamsburg Reproduction footed mustard pot, and a Trinac pewter creamer

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.

Vintage c. 1960 KMD Royal Holland Pewter Coffee Service. Coffee Pot 10 1/2". Teapot 7 3/4". Lidded Sugar 5 1/2". Creamer 4 1/4". Oak and Pewter Tray 16"x16". Weight on all 8 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private

ENGLISH 19TH C. PEWTER COLLECTIONTen (10) total pieces, including a Bentley mug with wide funnel top, Henry Cornforth wooden handled coffee pot (formerly silver plated), double lidded pot with "A

Group of (5) Pieces of 19th c. Pewter, incl: (3) Lighthouse form coffeepots, all unmarked, 8" to 10 1/2" high, two with replaced bases, one with dented lid; Coffee pot with lobed body, floral decorate