early 19th c American pewter coffee pot signed G

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

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

2 signed pieces of American mid 19th century pewter including a 12 1/2" coffee pot signed by Rufus Dunham of Maine and a signed Allen Porter 7 1/2" teapot of Maine

An early Pewter coffee or tea pot on circular stepped pedestal base signed J. Vickes, Sheffield. Late 18th to early 19th century. Measures 12 3/4"H x 10 1/"W. Good condition.

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

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Grape Leaf finials, scrolled handles and molded bases, includes a tea and coffee pot by Morey & Smith/Morey & Ober with a similar

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, J. Danforth and Morey Smith. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear and m

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Black scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, H.C. Wilcox and J. Radford. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear

3 signed pcs of 19th century pewter including: 11" coffeepot signed E.S. Derby, 13" charger signed Klingly, and 12.5" charger signed Kermann

American, 19th century. A pewter coffee pot and teapot with ebonized handles, the coffee pot by Sellew & Co., and the teapot by R. Gleason, both marked; larger ht. 10.5 in.

Early 19th century, England. One pewter lidded tea or coffee pot along with a water pitcher. Each in good, well kept condition. Tallest: H9 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hickory, NC family.

3 pcs of 19th century pewter, coffeepot and 2 teapots, coffeepot is 12"T and unmarked, teapot on left is signed Whitlock, Troy, NY, and teapot on right is signed C. Parker No. 14,

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

American Freeman Porter Pewter Lighthouse Coffee Pot. An antique, Victorian period, mid 19th century pewter coffee pot of lighthouse form by Freeman Porter of Maine. LITERATURE Laughlin, p.110. MAKER

American 9.5" signed pewter plate, early 19th century, Flying Eagle touch mark of Thomas Boardman (Hartford, CT)

19th c. Early American coin silver saucer base push up candlestick having steel base weight, accompanied by a coin silver punch ladle signed "G.Brown" possibly of Barnesville, OH 7.5" x 7.5", 13.5" x

Early 19th C., by Andrew Ellicott Warner, an American silversmith of Baltimore, Maryland 12"h, appx. 40 t.o.

American Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Frank Smith, Gardner, MA, late 19th/early 20th c., pear-form with scroll handle and spout, bracketed paw feet, h. 7 3/4 in., wt. 27.10 troy ozs.; together with ste

Lot of early pewter. 21 pieces. 18th-early 19th century. Charger: D 14-3/4". Philadelphia charger: D 13-1/2". 10-Plates. Many hallmarked: D average 9-1/4". 2-Hallmarked coffee pots: H 10-1/2" 1-unmark

Late 18th-early 19th century. Lighthouse form with twined foliate handles and a faint American eagle with initials "RJ". Replaced lid, minor wear, in the making firing separations in handle. 10"h.

18th and early 19th century. The group includes one signed example. Each is dovetailed except the smaller circular vessel. Some bends consistent with age and use. Tallest: H13" Sold from the collectio

(6) PEWTER TEA OR COFFEEPOTS - Late 19th c. American, including: Octagonal Coffeepot by James Dixon & Sons, 13 1/2"; PLUS Similar Coffeepot by Roswell Gleason, 13"; PLUS Octagonal Teapot by Leonard, R

American, 19th Century. Two coffee pots with metal handled painted black, stamped "Boardman & Hart". Sugar bowl stamped "Glennore Cranston RI". Basin, two measures, three candlesticks 7.5"-11"h.

Pewter ware to include candlesticks, coffee pots, plate warmer, early porringers, inkstand, flagon, foot warmer etc., 19th c. Largest piece: 11"h Footwarmer: 4" x 12"