*19TH C. ENGLISH QUART PEWTER PITCHER

**Originally Listed At $300** Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 19th century CE. A fabulous collection of pewter gill and half pint pitchers for measuring ale in pubs and home use, several include sta

19th c English parian pewter lidded pitcher, ht 11"

1 with illegible engraved front, top of handle monogrammed "C", 1 engraved "Imperial", approximate height 6-6 1/2".

19th c. English porcelain pitcher with pewter lid. Has early staple repair. 9 inches high.

Pitcher with hinged lid, approximate height 5 1/2", covered oval box, marked on underside "James Dixon & Son", height 5", and cigar case having rectangular shape with rounded corners, length 5 1/2".

19th c. Salt Glaze Stoneware Pitcher with Pewter Lid Beautiful antique mid 19th c., English. Raised wheatsheaf decoration. Measures 14 x 13 x 23 cm. Unmarked to the underside. Lovely quality.

19th c. Spouted Pewter Pub Quart Tankard by Thomas Christmas of London with London style handle. Victoria Regina Mark 223, Verification mark for City of London, Surrey. "Christmas" inside bottom of ta

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (3) 1 pint tankards, (2) 1/2 pint mugs and (2) 1 gill mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers, J. Matthews, W. R. Loftus. 6

Lot of (2) Pieces of 19th c. Stoneware Pottery, incl: English mid-19th c. embossed stoneware pitcher, with pewter lid, floral decoration, 8 1/4" high, handle crack; and Lidded butter crock with emboss

(10) Piece Lot Including an Assortment of 19th c. English Lustreware, Embossed Pottery and Porcelain, including: Blue Pottery Pitcher with floral enamel decoration and pewter lid, raised anchor mark w

Having baluster shape and brass rim, quart, pint, half-pint, gill, half-gill and quarter-gill, approximate height 2"-6".

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter and copper tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (2) 1 pint tankards, (5) 1/2 pint mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers. Quarts: 6" tall.

An English high relief neoclassical handled jug that dates to 1852. There are cherubs with a mythological motif throughout the jug. It has a pewter top that is marked T. Booth Hanley. It measures 9" t

Having brass rim marked "Quart", approximate height 6".

Quart size, 1 with impressed mark "VR 477 G1", 1 impressed "VD51" and illegibly engraved on underside, approximate height 6 1/4".

English, 19th/20th C., with pewter lid. Together with a blue-and-white glazed ceramic vase, Italian Albarello, probably 19th C. 10-3/4"h to 12"h

18th-19th century, a mask jug by Caughley with parrot motif (two rim repairs); a Ridgeway jug molded with a tavern scene, hinged pewter lid; an unidentified jug with hand-painted decoration and branch

19th century English pewter planter, with lion head handles, 8" h x 20" w x 12" d. Provenance: From a Delray Beach, FL estate.

Pair 19th c. English pewter candlesticks. 8" Ht.. Weighted with removable bobeches. For similar examples see "Old Domestic Base-Metal Candlesticks, from the 13th to 19th Century by Ronald F. Michaelis

A group of eight early 19th Century English pewter plates. Marked on top edge HL with crown. Each measures 11DIA.

Pair of matching Chamberlain London pewter plates with crown over "C", one marked with crown over "DC", another presumed to be Chamberlain (illegible) (approx 9.75" dia) and two others with London mar

George IV pint tankard, engraved "Anchor Inn" on underside, front has monogram of innkeeper "W. Combes" and lip marked "G IV", approximate height 4 3/4", 1 pint beaker, unmarked, height 5", and 2 foot

Having loose handles and oval form, with hidden fill spout, maker's mark worn, approximate width 12 1/2", depth 10".

Coffee server, tea server, creamer and covered sugar, all having floral finials and stamped "Edmund Hueck", approximate height 5"-8 1/2".